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Help please Derbyshire folk!

harlequinnyc
Posts: 73 Forumite

I am planning to move to Derbyshire from Northumberland and have seen houses in the following areas but would appreciate any help/recommendations. For context, we are a middle aged couple with a dog, who like the quiet life.
North Wingfield
Danesmoor
Staverley
Bolsover
Ripley
Shuttlewood
Swanwick
Clowne
Inkersall
Woodthorpe
Many thanks ducks! See, I'm trying to get into the swing of things lol! 😉
North Wingfield
Danesmoor
Staverley
Bolsover
Ripley
Shuttlewood
Swanwick
Clowne
Inkersall
Woodthorpe
Many thanks ducks! See, I'm trying to get into the swing of things lol! 😉
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Can only comment on two, Clowne - No and Bolsover - Yes"You've been reading SOS when it's just your clock reading 5:05 "1
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I travelled around that area quite a lot and recognise some of the names.
I thought the town centres of Stavely, Ripley and Bolsover, looked a bit grim, especially in Winter.
Depends what you are used to and where in Northumberland you are now.1 -
Where will you be working? How much would you want to use public transport?
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I have recently moved away from Chesterfield and Derbyshire, but all the areas you are listing there are a bit mixed - some more than others! Are you looking close to Chesterfield for a reason? The most popular areas of Ches Vegas tend to be either those closer to Sheffield (for commuting) or those on the way out to the Peak District. Ashgate, Brampton, Holymoorside, Cutthorpe, parts of Newbold. All are quiet, leafy areas with plenty of dog walks. Dronfield is worth considering too. If looking further a field in Northern Derbyshire, Bakewell and Youlgrave are lovely.3
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Cairnpapple said:Where will you be working? How much would you want to use public transport?Tallulah_Chicken said:I have recently moved away from Chesterfield and Derbyshire, but all the areas you are listing there are a bit mixed - some more than others! Are you looking close to Chesterfield for a reason? The most popular areas of Ches Vegas tend to be either those closer to Sheffield (for commuting) or those on the way out to the Peak District. Ashgate, Brampton, Holymoorside, Cutthorpe, parts of Newbold. All are quiet, leafy areas with plenty of dog walks. Dronfield is worth considering too. If looking further a field in Northern Derbyshire, Bakewell and Youlgrave are lovely.0
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Albermarle said:I travelled around that area quite a lot and recognise some of the names.
I thought the town centres of Stavely, Ripley and Bolsover, looked a bit grim, especially in Winter.
Depends what you are used to and where in Northumberland you are now.0
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