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WELCOME

Established in 1945, Norton House Country Club is a private members club that caters to all groups within the local area. The club has a varied social calendar with events and activities to suit all ages and interests.

Venue Hire

Norton House Country Club is available for hire, ideal for your upcoming special event. Our venue is popular for weddings, christenings, baby naming ceremonies, birthdays, and funeral wakes. With comprehensive catering services and a fully stocked bar at your disposal, you can relax and let us handle all the details. Click on more details for how to make an enquiry.

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Contact Us

0114 2745433

info@nortonhousecountryclub.co.uk

If you would like to get in touch with us, please complete the form below. If you are enquiring about venue hire, please see our venue hire page for details on how to make an enquiry.

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Norton House Country Club

246-248 Norton Lane

Sheffield

S8 8HD

Monday 6pm 

Tuesday CLOSED 

Wednesday 6:30pm

Thursday 6:30pm

Friday 3pm

Saturday 1pm

Sunday 12pm 

Closed on Bank Holiday

Our facility offers extensive onsite parking, including spaces for disabled individuals. The club is wheelchair-friendly, with the front entrance providing access to the main function room, accessible restrooms, and the bar area. The Chantrey Room, typically reserved for members, can be reached by descending three steps or through a side entrance. Our staff are eager to assist and cater to particular requirements, creating an inclusive atmosphere for all members and visitors.

Become a Member

Boasting over 400 members, our vibrant social club offers numerous advantages. For an annual fee of £50, members can enjoy access to the club's facilities including pool, darts, Sky TV, and snooker, while typically saving about 20% on beverages. We warmly welcome new members. For more information on joining, please click on 'more details'.

​Upcoming Events

Here at the Norton House Country Club we host a wide range of events and activities along with some special events including: Family fun days, live music, bridge club, line dancing, sequence dancing, quiz nights, bingo nights, live football on Sky Sports, coffee mornings, Trips out, and much more!

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Members' Business Directory

At Norton House Country Club, we are proud to offer a business directory exclusively for our members. This directory is designed to encourage networking and facilitate business opportunities between fellow members. By supporting one another, we can help grow the local economy and build a stronger community within our club. Join our directory today to connect with other members and discover new business opportunities.

Snooker

Norton House Country Club features two full-sized snooker tables, which are regularly maintained under contract to guarantee their optimal condition.

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Table Lighting: 20p for 12 mins (coin operated)

Accompanying Member's Guest: £2 Guest Fee + £1.50 Table Hire per guest

Our History

  • 1623 Built by Morewood of Oaks Park 

  • 1626 Occupied by Leonard Gill who owned a Lead Mill at Totley and Shot Tower at Grennhill

  • 1674 Occupied by Samuel Hallowes (Sheriff).

  • 1700 Occupied by Alex Radcliffe of Lancashire.

  • 1712 Occupied by John Branhall who sold the house to John Wingfield of Hazelburge Hall.

  • 1732 Occupied by Robert Newton who raised a troop of horses to defend George II against the Stuarts. He died in 1803 After introducing a process of refining precious Metals in Sheffield. 

  • 1803 Owned by J Reid who was a friend of Francis Chantry. 

  • 1831 Owned by  Thos. Beard Holy-Leader of Methodism. 

  • 1863 Chas Cammell bought the old house for £10,000 and pulled it down and erected the existing structure. 

  • 1874 Owned by Edward Welby the stipendiary magistrate in Sheffield. 

  • 1941 Occupied by the home guard during the second world war. 

  • 1945 Norton House Country Club was formed. 

  • 1964 An extension was added to the house, making the lounge and dance floor twice as large.

  • 2023 Chantrey Room was renovated and the pillars were removed to create more open space.

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