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The park on the edge of the Peak District is home to more than 170 animals, including alpacas, llamas, skunks, meerkats, reindeer and exotic birds

A popular animal park visitor attraction in Sheffield has gone up for sale.

Mayfield Alpacas Animal Park, just outside Ringinglow, on the edge of the Peak District, is home to more than 170 animals, including alpacas, llamas, skunks, meerkats, reindeer and exotic birds.

Mayfield Alpacas Animal Park in Sheffield has been put up for sale

The park opened to the public in 2001 and as well as being a popular day out, it runs a range of educational and training programmes for schools and other groups or individuals. Its website describes how its focus is on 'animal welfare, education and conservation'.

The park, at Quicksaw Farm, on Fulwood Lane, has been listed for sale as a 'going concern', with offers of over £950,000 being invited.

Andrew Jonas, director of Mayfield Alpacas Animal Park, told The Star the site was up for sale as the owners had decided to sell the land.

Mayfield Alpacas Animal Park: Popular visitor attraction in Sheffield goes up for sale