Living in Gamesley
Gamesley, a quaint village nestled in the picturesque Derbyshire countryside, offers a serene escape from urban life. With its rich history and stunning natural surroundings, Gamesley is characterized by a close-knit community and a strong sense of belonging. Originally developed in the 1960s as a residential area, the village has evolved while maintaining its unique charm, making it a desirable location for families and retirees alike. The landscape is dotted with beautiful parks and scenic walking trails, perfect for outdoor enthusiasts seeking to immerse themselves in nature. The low flood risk and crime rate, significantly below the national average, add to its appeal as a safe and welcoming environment for residents.
Economically, Gamesley benefits from its proximity to larger towns such as Glossop and Manchester, providing residents with convenient access to employment opportunities while enjoying the tranquility of village life. The local economy is supported by small businesses and community initiatives that foster a supportive atmosphere, encouraging residents to shop locally and engage in community events. Gamesley’s distinctive character lies in its ability to blend rural charm with accessibility, making it a hidden gem in Derbyshire.
£195,000
Affordability is 34% below the UK average.
91% below national average
Gamesley is noted for its safety and low crime incidents.
Approximately 3,000 residents
A small yet vibrant community atmosphere.
Excellent connectivity
Accessible train services to Manchester and beyond.
What's happening in Gamesley

How student midwife became a European champion
Success Eduan balanced studying for her three-year midwife degree with her training as an elite athlete.
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Why did Courteeners frontman buy tickets to his own gig?
Courteeners frontman Liam Fray revisits the Manchester pub where he first got on stage in 2005.
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'Important milestone' deal signed ahead of vital Assembly Rooms decision
It's described as an important step in the right direction for the £100m regeneration project
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Blossoms hoping to turn local bus route into an indie anthem
The track, born from the frontman's car collision in Manchester, concludes he "should've got the 192".
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