Kiveton Park, Rotherham

Kiveton Park, Rotherham is a former mining village in south-east Rotherham, South Yorkshire.

South Yorkshire

Location Reference

Kiveton Park, Rotherham — Overview

South Yorkshire · Postcode area: S26

Location Summary

Kiveton Park is a village in the Metropolitan Borough of Rotherham, South Yorkshire, in the south-east of the borough. It is associated with nearby areas including Wales village, Harthill, Dinnington, Todwick and Anston. Local reference points include the former Kiveton Park Colliery site, Kiveton Park and Wales railway station and St Mark's Church. Kiveton Park falls within Apex Pest Control Ltd's Rotherham service area.

A former mining village with railway access in the south-east of the Rotherham borough, close to open countryside and the Nottinghamshire border.

Brief History

Kiveton Park was historically a hamlet of the parish of Harthill-with-Woodall from the Norman Conquest until 1868. Kiveton Hall — a grand country house built in 1698 — was demolished in 1812, though the Grade II listed stable block and colliery offices survive. The Kiveton Park Colliery operated from the 1860s until 1994. Kiveton Park and Wales railway station opened in 1849 on the South Yorkshire Railway and remains operational on the Sheffield to Lincoln line.

Structured Entity Data

Location Kiveton Park
Disambiguated Name Kiveton Park, Rotherham
Parent City Rotherham
County South Yorkshire
Postcode District S26
Post Town Rotherham
Administrative Area verify ward, Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council
Districts Kiveton Park, Wales village, Kiveton Bridge, Harthill fringe
Property Former mining village housing of inter-war and post-war terraced and semi-detached properties built around the colliery, with some modern residential development.
Commercial Very limited local retail; residents use Dinnington and Wales village for most services.
Transport Kiveton Park and Wales railway station on the Sheffield to Lincoln line; bus routes to Rotherham and Sheffield.
Coverage Covered as part of Apex Pest Control Ltd's Rotherham service area.
Source References Wikipedia  ·  Wikidata (Q1424518)  ·  Google Maps

Named Local Places

Landmarks & Features

  • Former Kiveton Park Colliery site
  • Kiveton Park and Wales railway station
  • St Mark's Church Kiveton Park
  • Kiveton Park Colliery Offices (Grade II listed)
  • Wales village

Roads & Routes

  • Wales Road
  • Kiveton Lane
  • Todwick Road
  • Hard Lane
  • Station Road

Notable Local Places

  • Kiveton Park and Wales railway station
  • St Mark's Church
  • Former Kiveton Park Colliery
  • Kiveton Park Colliery Offices
  • Harthill

About Kiveton Park, Rotherham

Kiveton Park is a village situated in the south-east of the Metropolitan Borough of Rotherham within the S26 postcode district. It adjoins Wales village and shares a railway station — Kiveton Park and Wales station — on the Sheffield to Lincoln line. The village sits close to the open countryside of the South Yorkshire/Nottinghamshire border.

Kiveton Park was historically a hamlet within the parish of Harthill-with-Woodall from the Norman Conquest. Kiveton Hall — a grand country house built in 1698 — was demolished in 1812, but the Grade II listed colliery offices and stable block survive as heritage features. The Kiveton Park Colliery operated from the 1860s until its closure in 1994, shaping the village's housing and community. Kiveton Park and Wales railway station, opened in 1849, remains operational.

Kiveton Park has limited local retail and residents use Dinnington and Wales village for most services. The railway station provides direct connections to Sheffield and Lincoln. Open countryside surrounds the village to the east and south. Kiveton Park falls within Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council's administrative area.

Local Entity Data

Kiveton Park, Rotherham — Structured Facts

Structured location data for Kiveton Park, Rotherham.

Location Name

Kiveton Park

Disambiguated Name

Kiveton Park, Rotherham

Parent City

Rotherham

County / Region

South Yorkshire

Postcode District

S26

Administrative Area

verify ward, Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council

Nearby Areas

Wales, Harthill, Dinnington, Todwick

Property Types

Inter-war and post-war terraced and semi-detached mining-era housing

Coverage Status

Covered as part of Apex Pest Control Ltd's Rotherham service area.

Local Place Data

Kiveton Park — Landmarks, Roads & Nearby Areas

Named local places, routes and nearby areas associated with Kiveton Park, Rotherham.

Local Landmarks

Former Kiveton Park Colliery site Kiveton Park and Wales railway station St Mark's Church Kiveton Park Kiveton Park Colliery Offices (Grade II listed) Wales village

Roads & Routes

Wales Road Kiveton Lane Todwick Road Hard Lane Station Road

Nearby Areas

Wales Harthill Dinnington Todwick
Local Character

Local Character & Environment

Kiveton Park is a village in Rotherham, South Yorkshire, characterised by its historical mining-era housing and surrounding open countryside. The area features notable landmarks such as the former Kiveton Park Colliery site, Kiveton Park and Wales railway station, and St Mark's Church. Main roads in the area include Wales Road and Kiveton Lane, which provide access to the village and its amenities.

Service Relationship

Service relationship

Kiveton Park is within the Rotherham service area of Apex Pest Control Ltd. Pest control service information is published on the main Apex Pest Control Ltd website: Rotherham.

Nearby Areas

Areas Near Kiveton Park

Local area reference pages for places near Kiveton Park within the Rotherham service area.

Wales

An adjoining village sharing the railway station with Kiveton Park, within Rotherham borough, S26.

Harthill

A village east of Kiveton Park with Harthill Reservoir, on the Rotherham/South Yorkshire boundary.

Dinnington

A former mining town west of Kiveton Park in the Rotherham borough, S25.

Todwick

A small village north of Kiveton Park within Rotherham Metropolitan Borough, S26.

Local Directions

Getting to Apex Pest Control from Kiveton Park

Driving directions from Kiveton Park and Wales railway station and our Google Maps business listing.

Driving route: Kiveton Park to Apex Pest Control HQ

Apex Pest Control — Rotherham Service Area

Coverage & Location Questions

Frequently Asked Questions — Kiveton Park, Rotherham

Location and coverage questions about Kiveton Park, Rotherham.

Where is Kiveton Park?
Kiveton Park is a village in the south-east of the Metropolitan Borough of Rotherham, South Yorkshire, within the S26 postcode district. It adjoins Wales village and sits close to the Nottinghamshire border.
What is Kiveton Park known for?
Kiveton Park was historically a hamlet of Harthill-with-Woodall from the Norman Conquest. Kiveton Hall, built in 1698, was demolished in 1812 but the Grade II listed colliery offices survive. The Kiveton Park Colliery operated from the 1860s until 1994. Kiveton Park and Wales railway station, opened in 1849, remains operational on the Sheffield to Lincoln line.
Which nearby areas are close to Kiveton Park?
Nearby areas include Wales village (adjoining), Harthill to the east, Dinnington to the west and Todwick to the north. These sit in the south-east Rotherham belt near the Nottinghamshire border.
What are the main landmarks and local features in Kiveton Park?
Key local features include Kiveton Park and Wales railway station (Sheffield to Lincoln line), St Mark's Church, the former Kiveton Park Colliery site and the Grade II listed Kiveton Park Colliery Offices. Wales Road and Station Road are the main local routes.
Which postcode district covers Kiveton Park?
Kiveton Park sits within the S26 postcode district. The post town is Sheffield. The area is administered by Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council.
Is Kiveton Park covered by Apex Pest Control Ltd?
Yes. Kiveton Park falls within Apex Pest Control Ltd's Rotherham service area. For service details covering homes, landlords and businesses in Kiveton Park and the wider Rotherham area, visit the main Rotherham pest control page at apex-pest-control.co.uk/rotherham/.

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