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Derbyshire
About Derbyshire
Looking to move to the gateway of the north? St. Modwen Homes has a range of new-build homes in Derbyshire. And, we’ll be here with you every step of your moving journey. Ready to find out more?Is Derbyshire a good place to live?
Besides its stunning backdrop, Derbyshire has a lot to offer its residents. With a great transport network connecting most towns in the county, and convenient road and rail links to larger cities further afield, Derbyshire is an ideal location for both remote-working and commuting homeowners.
Derbyshire is also considered a safe and family-friendly place to live, with crime rates lower than its surrounding urban areas. With some of the top-rated schools in the country located within the county, this mix of accessible amenities and countryside access make it perfect for family life.
What is special about Derbyshire?
Derbyshire poses a unique mix of rural and urban living, with a bustling city centre, a network of charming towns and one of the nation’s most beautiful countryside spans — all on your doorstep.Families can enjoy a varied and active lifestyle, whether that’s hiking through the stunning landscapes of the Peak District or going bananas at Go Ape, while history buffs can visit Chatsworth House or the historic town of Bakewell.
The county is also known for its vibrant markets, delicious eateries and local festivals — ensuring there’s always something to see and do.
Is Derbyshire expensive to live?
Living in Derbyshire is generally considered affordable, compared to certain other regions in the UK. Generally, living costs including amenities, shopping and going out tend to be lower when compared to the larger cities such as London or Manchester.New build homes in Derbyshire
Are you looking to relocate to the home of the Peak District? Check out our new new homes for sale at Clay Cross to help you find your dream home.If you’re willing to look further afield in the Midlands, explore our other new-build developments in Leicestershire, Staffordshire, Worcestershire and Warwickshire, as well as the wider West Midlands.