Property in Chesterfield
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House prices in Chesterfield
| Flat | Semi-Detached | Detached | Terraced | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Homes sold in the last 12 months | 41 | 196 | 103 | 118 |
| Average house prices | £117,971 | £203,142 | £338,787 | £148,158 |
Chesterfield is larger than life
This Derbyshire market town lies just 24 miles north of Derby and has a population of more than 70,500, making it Derbyshire's largest town. Property in Chesterfield is wide-ranging in size and style, and buyers will find a selection of traditional semis and detached family homes, spacious terraced houses, and three and four-bedroom detached houses with a high specification throughout. House prices in Chesterfield are reasonable and come in below the national average, depending on the exact location and size of property involved.
Raise a glass to historic Chesterfield
Chesterfield is a former mining town, with a cycling and walking route known as the "Five Pits Trail" now linking some of the former collieries and most of the sites having now blended into the surrounding countryside. The town centre in Chesterfield has kept most of its pre-war layout and character, and the town is home to one of Britain's largest open-air markets, with stalls lining up alongside the historic and fabled Market Hall. Tradition is important in Chesterfield and each generation is keen to preserve the town's character. A narrow collection of medieval streets in the middle of the town make up an area known as "The Shambles", where you can find on of Britain's oldest pubs; The Royal Oak. A wonderful selection of interesting independent shops can be found in The Shambles, a popular destination for an enjoyable afternoon's ramble.
Efficient transport links
Junction 21 of the M1 links Chesterfield to routes south, and to the north the A619. The railway station has excellent cross-country and inter-city links, and there is a good bus service. East Midlands, Doncaster, Leeds and Manchester Airport are all within two hours travel by road. Chesterfield is an interesting, lively town with a rich heritage and welcoming residents. It is ideally situated for routes north and south of the Midlands and is a popular residential town because of its location, amenities, and good choice of housing.
Postcodes in Chesterfield
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This material was last updated on 08 April 2024. It covers the period from 01 January 1995 to 29 February 2024. and contains property transactions which have been registered during that period.
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