Derwent Mills is a fantastic place to work and live. It has many large businesses, including major corporations, and is located close to several cities. It is a wonderful place to retire or begin a business. The area is also comfortable and affordable, and also offers the convenience of urban living.

The area is a cultural environment that contains a collection of cotton-making machines from the 18th and 19th centuries, along with workers’ housing. It is regarded as the place where modern manufacturing and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The most famous cotton mill is Cromford Mill, where Richard Arkwright first put his ideas into action.

Richard Arkwright, a 18th century inventor of organic cotton spinning, created these industrial sites to accommodate his latest technology. They were the model factories for all over the world. The Derwent river Derwent powered the electricity needed for view it these machines and they were often built alongside other cotton mills. The site eventually was absorbed into the modern city of Derbyshire.

The industrial park program provides many houses for those who wish to start their own businesses. These homes are divided into 27 single-storey workshops/business contraptions fixed around designed courtyards to make parking easier and improve circulation. They are constructed of metal portal frames, as well as strong concrete floors. They have manuall managed up and loading doors with separate staff access. They are powered by only three phases of electricity, and come with EPC ratings ranging from B47 up to EPC B48.