Located midway between Alfreton and Clay Cross, houses old and modern are affordable, with the average home selling for £164,145 in 2024. Attractive developments such as The Fox Hollies are bringing young families to this village, which has a primary school and is close to Ogston Reservoir.placeholder image
Located midway between Alfreton and Clay Cross, houses old and modern are affordable, with the average home selling for £164,145 in 2024. Attractive developments such as The Fox Hollies are bringing young families to this village, which has a primary school and is close to Ogston Reservoir.

Derbyshire neighbourhoods: Top ten most desirable places to live in the Peak District and Derbyshire 2025

Explore the Peak District's top ten places to live in 2025, according to expert insights from Derbyshire’s Bricks + Mortar estate agents.

We spoke to Carl Bridge, managing director of Derbyshire’s Bricks + Mortar estate agents, for his expert view on which are the area’s property hotspots and most desirable villages to live in – as well as how much it will cost you to move there.

He said: “Some areas have experienced notable reductions in average house prices during 2024, with Chesterfield seeing average sold prices drop by 6%. This has fuelled strong activity, with homes becoming more affordable to a growing proportion of the population.”

The towns and villages below are the busiest hot-spots in the region.

To have a more detailed discussion and to request a free valuation of your home, visit www.bricksandmortar.house or call Bricks + Mortar on 0330 122 9960.

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