Hallfield Gate

Settlement in Derbyshire North East Derbyshire

England

Hallfield Gate

Farmland by Alfreton Brook The valley bottom which is designated a flood risk from the brook. Lower Delves Farm is in the trees on the opposite slope. — Farmland by Alfreton Brook Credit: Bill Boaden

Hallfield Gate is a small village located in the county of Derbyshire, England. Situated in the Amber Valley district, it lies approximately 6 miles east of the market town of Belper. The village is nestled in a rural setting, surrounded by picturesque countryside and rolling hills.

Hallfield Gate is primarily a residential area, characterized by its charming cottages and traditional stone-built houses. The village retains a sense of tranquility and community, with a close-knit population of around 500 residents. The village is known for its peaceful atmosphere and provides a welcome escape from the hustle and bustle of nearby towns and cities.

While Hallfield Gate itself does not have many amenities, the nearby village of Kilburn offers a range of facilities including shops, pubs, and a primary school. The village is well-connected to the wider area, with easy access to major road networks and public transportation.

The surrounding area offers a plethora of outdoor activities and attractions for residents and visitors alike. The Peak District National Park, a renowned area of natural beauty, is within close proximity, providing opportunities for hiking, cycling, and exploring the stunning landscapes. The nearby Derwent Valley Mills, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is also worth a visit, showcasing the area's rich industrial heritage.

Overall, Hallfield Gate offers a peaceful and idyllic setting, making it a desirable place to live for those seeking a quiet village lifestyle with easy access to both rural and urban amenities.

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Hallfield Gate Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 53.119499/-1.410503 or Grid Reference SK3958. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Farmland by Alfreton Brook

The valley bottom which is designated a flood risk from the brook. Lower Delves Farm is in the trees on the opposite slope.

Bill Boaden

Lone tree in the landscape - south of Shirland

Neil Theasby

Footpath and gateway

Public footpath towards Mickley.

Jay Pea

Power line

The main electric power line heading towards Chesterfield.

Jay Pea

Hedgerow Berries

Purple Sloe berries in the hedge row.

Jay Pea

Overgrown hedge

A variety of different bushes in the hedge approaching the old railway bridge.

Jay Pea

Old trackbed

Looking north west onto the old trackbed.

Jay Pea

Old Railway track bed

Looking south east, the path appears to be well used.

Jay Pea

Capping Stones

The stone masonry has an interesting pattern to the carving on it.

Jay Pea

Weight limit

The old bridge isn’t allowed to have heavy vehicles over it as can be seen by the badly cracked road surface approaching the summit.

Jay Pea

Churchyard of St Leonard's, Shirland

A large churchyard behind the church and the far end is still active.

Bill Boaden

Church Street

Originally a track but the part further on has been made up to adopted standards to give access to new housing.

Bill Boaden

Waste land on the edge of Shirland

New housing on Wellington Park can be seen on the far side.

Bill Boaden

Footpath to Stonebroom

A path over green fields linking the former mining villages of Shirland and Stonebroom.

Bill Boaden

Footpath near Shirland

Just over the little footbridge, the path disappears into undergrowth and is not currently passable.

Bill Boaden

Road junction near Alfreton

Junction of the B6025 and the A61 Alfreton to Chesterfield road

Ann B

Road signs at junction near Alfreton

Roads signs at the junction of the B6025 with the A61 Alfreton to Chesterfield road.

Ann B

Across the fields to Stonebroom

The picture was taken from Dam Lane, Shirland, looking across the fields to Stonebroom. The southern edge of Stonebroom housing estate can be seen to the centre right of the picture. The houses of the estate were owned by the coal board to provide housing for Derbyshire miners.

Nikki Mahadevan

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Hallfield Gate is located at Grid Ref: SK3958 (Lat: 53.119499, Lng: -1.410503)

Administrative County: Derbyshire

District: North East Derbyshire

Police Authority: Derbyshire