Our beautiful county of Derbyshire is a magnet attracting home-buyers and renters from across the country.
It is easy to see why Derbyshire is being sought out by people keen to call the leafy region, home.
It occupies a very special badge of being the ‘gateway to the Peaks’ while being accessible to larger cities too.
Venture north and you will enter Mancunian territory; travel further south of Derbyshire and you will come across vibrant Derby, Leicester, Nottingham, and the wider Midlands.
We asked our readers what areas were seeing the highest influx of people from outside the county setting up home in Derbyshire.
From serene countryside retreats to bustling town centres, here is our round-up of the 10 trendiest areas that are attracting renters and homebuyers from across the UK.
For those looking for an excellent combination of country living, thriving communities, convenience, and natural beauty, Derbyshire is the place to be.
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1. Buxton
The stunning spa town of Buxton has been attracting people for centuries who enjoy its natural thermal springs dating back to Roman times. From beautiful Georgian and Victorian architecture, to a peaceful retreat, Buxton is highly sought-after space where people are keen to move. | Visit Peak District & Derbyshire
2. Ashbourne
The market town offers jaw-dropping views and an up-and-coming market town that is the focus of multi-million pound project Ashbourne Reborn. | Ria Ghei
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3. Bakewell
The bustling market town of Bakewell is a picturesque town with a great selection of pubs, cafes, and restaurants. It's also close to heritage sites like Chatsworth House, Haddon Hall, and Thornbridge Hall. The Monsal Trail runs between Wye Dale and Bakewell, offering the chance to take in some beautiful scenery along the way. | Visit Peak District & Derbyshire
4. Hathersage
The pretty village of Hathersage boasts rich historical, industrial and literary associations, said to be the inspiration behind Charlotte Brontë's masterpiece Jane Eyre. In and around the village are also areas associated with the legend of Robin Hood, whose lieutenant Little John is buried in the churchyard of St Michael’s. | Visit Peak District & Derbyshire