The Town of Hadfield
Hadfield is a village and civil parish in the High Peak district of Derbyshire, England. The population of the parish as of the 2011 census was 3,388, which puts it in the top 20 most populated villages in the county. Hadfield lies on the edge of the Peak District National Park and it is surrounded by beautiful countryside.
The village is well known for its traditional range of shops which include the iconic Hadfield Pie Shop, Post Office, Butchers, pubs and antique shops. The wide array of independent businesses give it a charm and character all of its own.
The landscape around Hadfield has been shaped by centuries of industry and the area has a rich history of quarrying and coal mining. The village was also home to the Derbyshire Paper Mills, which closed in the early 1990s due to economic pressures.
Hadfield has grown and expanded in recent years, with a new retail park, supermarkets and housing developments creating a vibrant and modern hub. There are also several sports and leisure facilities, such as parks, a swimming pool and golf courses, providing plenty of things to see and do.
The local area has some of the most stunning scenery in Derbyshire and there are plenty of opportunities for a range of outdoor activities. Hadfield is within easy reach of a variety of attractions, such as the iconic Peak Cavern and Chatsworth House, as well as numerous walking and cycling routes.
Hadfield has recently become known for its buzzing nightlife, with several pubs and clubs from across the High Peak all within close proximity of each other. There is also a thriving live music scene, with the Tin Shed at Hadfield Town Hall hosting a wide variety of performances throughout the year.
Hadfield is a thriving and vibrant village with a wide variety of shops, businesses and leisure facilities. The stunning Peak District scenery and wealth of attractions makes it a great place to live, work and play.
