From vibrant town centres to peaceful rural retreats, here are some of the trendiest areas attracting homebuyers and renters alike.
We asked our readers what areas were seeing the highest influx of people from outside the county setting up home in Derbyshire.
Some of the trendiest places to live in Derbyshire are drawing people from across the UK to make the move to the county.
Read more: I moved 150 miles to live in quaint Derbyshire market town - named best place to live by Sunday Times guide
For those looking for a mix of style, convenience, and natural beauty, Derbyshire has plenty to offer.
If you think we’ve missed somewhere off the list then get in touch at [email protected].
5. Winter sun sets in Belper
Belper is the only market town located at the heart of the Derwent Valley Mills World Heritage Site. Browse from friendly independent local shops, to Artisan bakeries, delicious delis, and unique stores. | Brian Eyre Photo: Brian Eyre
6. Matlock & Matlock Bath
A visit to the neighbouring towns of Matlock and Matlock Bath should feature in everyone’s itinerary for a Derbyshire day out! They occupy a beautiful position in a stunning limestone valley and both offer a wealth of attractions for the whole family. Photo: Brian Eyre
7. Edale
The National Trust's Kinder, Edale and High Peak Estate is a stunning area, which is open and free to visit - making it great for a scenic hike. Edale is a small village at the start/end of the UK's first and most famous long distance walking path, the Pennine Way. | Jason Chadwick Photo: jason chadwick
8. Darley Abbey, Derby
Darley Abbey was praised for its combination of leafy parkland and historic architecture. It is a small historical village situated between the outskirts of Derby City and the Derbyshire Dales, at the heart of England. | Geograph / Dave Bevis Photo: Geograph / Dave Bevis