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WICKERSLEY


The Changing Face of Wickersley


Now known for its thriving retail quarter, excellent dining choices and affluent residential streets, Wickersley is a prime area for both lifestyle and leisure.


But did you know, early mentions of the manor label it to be of complete waste and valueless when it belonged to Halfdan and Aestan. Quite the opposite of what it is now – with the busy shopping areas bustling with people either side of the dual carriageway. The family de Wickersley were descendants of the co-founder of Roche Abbey, Richard FitzTurgis, who later moved to Sheffield and built Broom Hall.


After the male line of the de Wickersley’s ceased upon the death of Nicholas in 1528, the


Before After


COME AND BE INSPIRED


Bespoke Kitchens and Bedrooms at trade prices Cool and Creative Bathrooms Free Design and quotation


To take a virtual tour of our showroom please follow links: Kitchen https://goo.gl/maps/oCifxb8zdu92 Bathroom https://goo.gl/maps/MfF7BtUmw1G2 Or simply scan the code with your smartphone


30 aroundtownmagazine.co.uk


Interior Solutions Ltd


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