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Welcome to New Homes in Chesterfield, the easy way to find new homes in Chesterfield and the surrounding area. Chesterfield is a market town in the county of Derbyshire, and is only 10 miles from Sheffield city centre. Chesterfield has a population in the region of 100,000 and the recently developed Vicar Lane shopping centre attracts many visitors each year. If you are looking at new homes in Chesterfield you may be interested to learn that there is an abundance of primary and secondary schools as well as all the other essential amenities associated with a contemporary town. Areas close to Chesterfield include Nottingham, Worksop, Doncaster and Barnsley. London is situated 150 miles from Chesterfield. New homes in Chesterfield provide the best of both worlds for those seeking the heritage and cultural aspects that only a town like Chesterfield can offer combined with the benefits of a brand new home in the heart of Derbyshire. Search for a new home in Chesterfield today!

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New Homes Chesterfield

Use the new homes Chesterfield website to search for new houses in Chesterfield, new apartments in Chesterfield and for those seeking affordable housing in Chesterfield, you can refine your search by selecting: shared ownership homes in Chesterfield. Chesterfield is located to the north of Derby city where the rivers Rother and Hipper merge. Found at a place where the town meets the country side, Chesterfield is a market town and the largest town of Derbyshire according to Vernon Pethard who is the Managing Director of www.newhomesforsale.co.uk. Chesterfield has a population of 70,260 and it forms part of the Sheffield City Region. Popular names of Chesterfield include model Jo Guest and actor John Hurt just to name a couple.

Changes in Chesterfield Over the Years

Chesterfield has a rich history and culture that has developed and evolved considerably over the years. The town of Chesterfield saw its first markets in 1204 and another milestone the developmental history of Chesterfield was the construction of the building of the of the Chesterfield Line and it was during this time that the occurrence of coal was first discovered in the town of Chesterfield.

The economy of Chesterfield also saw dramatic changes over the last 3 decades with the employment base of Chesterfield shifting from primary and secondary sectors towards tertiary sectors. The coal industry was very popular in Chesterfield till 2002 but after that it practically disappeared. Replacing the coal industry in Chesterfield are manufacturing companies, sawmills, retailers, media and the post office.

Numerous developmental advancements for the greater convenience of both locals and tourists visiting Chesterfield have been made. These include the Town Centre of Chesterfield, many pubs, bars and restaurants, shopping centres and top quality libraries such as the Chesterfield Library which is ranked as the 5th best in UK. Developments in all forms of transport have been made and these provide easy connection between Chesterfield and nearbu areas such as Norwich, Newcastle, Birmingham, Bristol, Edinburgh and Plymouth just to name a few.

New homes in Chesterfield, new apartments in Chesterfield and affordable housing in Chesterfield can all be found by using the search facility on the new homes Chesterfield website.

Local Attractions in Chesterfield

Chesterfield Museum – located in the heart of Chesterfield the Chesterfield Museum and Gallery is a place with great cultural significance. The making and setting of the Chesterfield Museum reflects the developmental story of Chesterfield with antiques, artefacts and archaeological collections that date back to the Middle Ages. The Chesterfield Museum also features a beautiful art gallery that displays a historic artwork.

Hardwick Hall in Chesterfield – if you are a fan of the traditions and courtly way of life of the Elizabethan Age, the Hardwick Hall in Chesterfield is a must see for you. The house is virtually unchanged since that time and gives locals and visitors in Chesterfield the chance to see fine collections of embroidery, tapestries and furniture from the 1600's. Visitors may also take a stroll in the beautiful gardens, the herb garden and orchards surrounded with courtyards.

Stainsby Mill of Chesterfield – if you are planning a fun and relaxing day out with friends or family, the Stainsby Mill of Chesterfield should definitely be on your list of places to go while in Chesterfield. The water mill was constructed in the 1900's and stands in a beautiful stretch of countryside in Chesterfield; visitors can watch the gigantic 17 foot waterwheel turn to produce fresh flour that can be bought on the spot.

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