New Homes in Derby
Derby is a well-connected city in the East Midlands, offering a vibrant cultural scene and excellent access to green spaces.
Direct trains reach nearby urban hubs, including Nottingham, Birminghamand Sheffield, in 30 to 45 minutes. The city centre boasts numerous cultural attractions, including the QUAD arts venue, the historic Cathedral Quarter and Derby Museum and Art Gallery. The Derbion, a popular shopping centre, includes popular high-street shops, restaurants and cafes.
Families benefit from good schools and open spaces like Markeaton and Darley Parks. With its riverside walks and local attractions, Derby encourages a well-rounded lifestyle. Explore our new homes in Derby today.
• East Midlands • Breaston • Hazelwood
- £289,995 to £514,995
- 3 and 4 bedroom
- £289,995 to £424,995
- 3 and 4 bedroom
- £269,995 to £629,995
- 2, 3 and 4 bedroom
- £276,995 to £534,995
- 3, 4 and 5 bedroom
- £319,995 to £534,995
- 3 and 4 bedroom
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Nearby Derby
New Homes in Derby FAQs
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From the pleasant city centre to the great connections and open spaces to be enjoyed across the region, Derby is a fantastic place to buy a new home. And doing just that is even better when you do so through us, thanks to offers such as our Movemaker scheme. With this, we could help you with the sale of your current home and even take care of your estate agents; fees for you.
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The city centre is full of interesting cultural attractions such as Derby Museum & Art Gallery, the Museum of Making and Derby Cathedral. Bass’ Recreation Ground, Derby Arboretum and Darley Park are excellent green spaces in and around the centre, while there are lots more beauty spots to enjoy on the outskirts.
From Markeaton Park and Osmaston Park to Alvaston Park with its pretty lake, don’t miss Chaddesden Park’s water playground on a sunny day or Sinfin Moor Park for when your dog needs to let loose. Additional natural spaces to enjoy in the surrounding area include Foremark Reservoir, Betty’s Pond, Derwent Mouth and Pioneer Meadows Nature Reserve, while petrolheads will love a trip to Donington Park Circuit.
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Derby is a superb place to live if you have children or plan to in the future. There are lots of schools known for their strong academic reputation in and around the city centre, including Hardwick Primary, Allestree’s Lawn Primary and Wren Park Primary near Mickleover. Top secondary options include Landau Forte College, Derby Pride Academy and Littleover Community School, which are all excellent options.
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Derby’s train station is just to the south east of the city centre, offering services to places like Leicester which take less than 20 minutes. Birmingham is only 40 minutes away, while it’s 50 minutes over to Stoke and an hour and a half down to London.
If you have a car, the M1 passes just to the east of Derby, allowing you to drive to Leicester in 35 minutes and Sheffield in 50. You don’t have to use the motorway to get to Nottingham, which is only around 20 minutes away along the A52.