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Derby is a cathedral city in Derbyshire, England, situated on the River Derwent. It is a unitary authority area with a population of 274,149.

Breadsall is a small village in Derbyshire with a strong historic character, highlighted by its Grade I listed 12th‑century All Saints' Church. The rural setting offers a peaceful atmosphere for those seeking a quiet home near Derby.

Chaddesden is a well‑established suburb of Derby, offering a blend of historic character and modern residential development. It features a notable 14th‑century church and a heritage hall, giving the area a distinctive local identity.

Coxbench is a small hamlet situated just south of Holbrook in Derbyshire, within the DE 21 postal district. The area is noted for Coxbench Hall and its proximity to historic sites such as St Werburgh’s Church in Derby.

Horsley is a small village in Derbyshire’s Amber Valley district, with a population of 973 and situated roughly five miles north of the city of Derby.

Little Eaton is a small community in Derbyshire that boasts a Grade II listed parish church, St Paul’s, and a historic narrow‑gauge industrial wagonway, the Little Eaton Gangway, which once served the Derby Canal.

Oakwood is a modern housing estate in Derby, developed mainly in the 1980s and 1990s. It offers a contemporary residential setting with a range of amenities typical of a planned estate.

Spondon is a historic ward of Derby, originally a small village recorded in the Domesday Book. It developed industrially in the 19th and early 20th centuries, home to companies such as British Celanese.