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Housing

Overall Derbyshire is an affordable place to live, although the supply of affordable housing varies considerably across the county. This is largely due to parts of the county falling within the Peak District National Park, a highly sought after location to live and visit.

Interactive Maps

  • Median house price, change in house price and total sales
  • Housing tenure
  • Council tax band
  • Housing affordability

Links

Land Registry – house price data

 

 

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