Derby, Derbyshire DE23
Property prices, crime rates, traffic levels and market trends for Derby, Derbyshire (DE23). Everything you need to judge whether it's the right place to live.
About Derby, Derbyshire
Living in DE23, Derby, offers a mix of suburban and urban experiences. Areas like Littleover are particularly desirable, known for attractive, well-maintained homes. The area is well-served by schools, with a range of options including primary and secondary schools, alongside independent choices. This makes it popular with families. However, parts of the DE23 postcode also encompass more densely populated areas like Normanton. This area is known for its diverse community and a wide array of religious institutions. While offering a vibrant cultural experience, some might find it busier than the more suburban areas. The mix of housing from Victorian terraces to more modern estates also means the area has a diverse feel.
Property Prices in Derby, Derbyshire
Median sale prices by property type, based on HM Land Registry transactions.
The typical property in Derby, Derbyshire now sells for £214,000, up 2.4% from last year.
Median Price Trend
Median sale price by year, compared to Derbyshire and national figures.
Annual Price Growth
Derby, Derbyshire currently offers better value, with prices rising 0.2% slower than the Derbyshire area average.
Growth rates are slightly below Derbyshire averages, which could mean better value for buyers.
Market Activity (YoY)
Market activity in Derby, Derbyshire is notably quieter, with 18.4% fewer sales than the Derbyshire area average.
The market is somewhat quieter than the Derbyshire average, which could mean less competition.
Crime & Safety
Recorded incidents per 1,000 households, compared to county and national averages.
Other
9% above the national average.
Property Crime
16% below the national average.
Public Order
3% below the national average.
Theft
46% below the national average.
Violent Crime
28% above the national average.
Getting Around
Living in the DE23 postcode area of Derby offers a mix of public transport options, though it's important to be aware of the specifics. Peartree railway station serves the area, but it has limited service with only four trains each way on weekdays on the Crewe–Derby line. Access to the platforms is via locked gates, and passengers purchase tickets on board, as there are no ticket vending machines. While the station has been refurbished, it remains unstaffed. However, Derby's main station is only about a mile away, providing more comprehensive rail connections, including services to Birmingham New Street. Overall, if you rely heavily on frequent train travel, living close to Derby's main station might be preferable, otherwise, Pear Tree may suit your needs if you are happy with a less frequent service.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are average house prices in Derby, Derbyshire?
The median price across the most common property types is around £223,150, based on HM Land Registry data.
Is Derby, Derbyshire a safe place to live?
Property crime here runs 16% below the national average, based on police.uk data. See the crime section above for the full breakdown by category.
Are property prices in Derby, Derbyshire rising?
Prices have grown 3.5% annually here, compared to 3.3% nationally.
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Data sources
Contains HM Land Registry data © Crown copyright and database right 2026. Source: HM Land Registry licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
Contains OS data © Crown copyright and database right 2026. Contains Royal Mail data © Royal Mail copyright and database right 2026. Source: Office for National Statistics licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
Crime data sourced from police.uk and updated monthly.
Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors.