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.

5. 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 on the award-winning high street. | Google

6. Matlock Bath
The pretty and vibrant Matlock and Matlock Bath enjoy a stunning position in the striking limestone valley. Both spots offer a great day out and could be a unique spot to call home. Photo: Brian Eyre

7. Edale
When looking for a place to live it is important to take into consideration immediate surroundings, The National Trust's Kinder, Edale and High Peak Estate is a beautiful 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. | Google

8. Darley Abbey
Darley Abbey is that delectable combination of gorgeous greenery and historic buildings. It is located on the outskirts of Derby City and the Derbyshire Dales, at the heart of England. | Google
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