Handsworth is a suburb in the southeastern part of Sheffield, South Yorkshire, England, covering approximately 5 square miles with a population of about 9,957. Historically part of the West Riding of Yorkshire, Handsworth transitioned from a rural hamlet to a part of Sheffield in 1921, and now belongs to the Woodhouse ward in the Sheffield South East parliamentary constituency. Notable for its history that dates back to the Domesday Book, Handsworth has significant historical sites including St Mary's Church, founded around 1170. The area supports a range of local amenities including schools, churches, shops, and a large supermarket, contributing to its community-focused suburban character.

Today, Handsworth combines its rich historical heritage with modern suburban living. It is known for the Handsworth sword dancers, a traditional performance maintained since the 19th century, celebrated annually on Boxing Day. The suburb is well-connected through public transport, including the Sheffield Supertram, and it continues to grow as a tight-knit community with various commercial and light industrial businesses. Notable residents have included the first Mayor of Sheffield, William Jeffcock, and actor Sean Bean, illustrating the area's diverse cultural and historical contributions to Sheffield and the wider region.