Cock Alley

Settlement in Derbyshire North East Derbyshire

England

Cock Alley

Un-defined field path northwest of Laurel Farm with a view towards Chesterfield Credit: Colin Park

Cock Alley is a small, quaint village located in the picturesque county of Derbyshire, England. Nestled among rolling hills and surrounded by lush greenery, this idyllic hamlet offers a peaceful retreat for both residents and visitors alike.

With a population of just over 200, Cock Alley has managed to preserve its traditional charm and character. The village is known for its rows of charming stone cottages, adorned with vibrant flower gardens, giving it a postcard-worthy appearance. Walking through the narrow, cobbled streets, one can't help but feel transported back in time.

Despite its small size, Cock Alley boasts a strong sense of community spirit. The village hosts regular social events, including summer fairs and Christmas markets, where locals gather to celebrate and support local businesses. The village pub, The Cock Inn, serves as a hub for socializing, offering a warm and friendly atmosphere to both locals and visitors.

Nature enthusiasts are drawn to Cock Alley for its stunning natural surroundings. The village is situated near several scenic walking trails, including the famous Cock Alley Loop, which offers breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside. The nearby Cock Alley Reservoir is a popular spot for fishing and birdwatching.

In conclusion, Cock Alley is a charming village in Derbyshire that offers a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of modern life. Its picturesque setting, community spirit, and access to nature make it a hidden gem worth exploring.

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Cock Alley Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 53.226331/-1.382823 or Grid Reference SK4170. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Un-defined field path northwest of Laurel Farm with a view towards Chesterfield

Colin Park

A632 Chesterfield Road near Deepsick Bungalow

The A632 is an important (though non-primary) A-road which runs for 22½ miles between Matlock, in Derbyshire, and Cuckney, in Nottinghamshire, via Chesterfield and Bolsover.

David Dixon

Calow, Chesterfield Road

The A632 is an important (though non-primary) A-road which runs for 22½ miles between Matlock, in Derbyshire, and Cuckney, in Nottinghamshire, via Chesterfield and Bolsover.

David Dixon

Stagecoach Bus on Top Road

Stagecoach Yorkshire 36718 (YN62 BOV), an ADL Enviro 200 single decker, travelling along Top Road (A632) in Calow, heading towards Chesterfield.

David Dixon

The Arkwright Centre, Arkwright Town

Community Centre.

Jonathan Thacker

Arkwright Community Building

Jonathan Thacker

Modern Waymarker by UC road, Calow church

The Modern Waymarker is located beside wall of church on the North of the road. Parish of Calow (North East Derbyshire District). Carved stone post, London Olympics design, erected by the County Council in the 21st Century. Inscription reads:- 159 / MILES / Calow / to / LONDON / 2012 () believers we’ll grow and () / () land’s bare from the ag() Milestone Society National ID: DE_DSLN159N

David Phillips

Modern Waymarker by UC road, Calow church

The Modern Waymarker is located beside wall of church on the North of the road. Parish of Calow (North East Derbyshire District). Carved stone post, London Olympics design, erected by the County Council in the 21st Century. Inscription reads:- 159 / MILES / Calow / to / LONDON / 2012 :: () believers we’ll grow and () / () land’s bare from the ag() Milestone Society National ID: DE_DSLN159N

David Phillips

Calow - The Little Homes

Nos 190 to 196 Top Road. This set of 4 one-bedroom bungalows was built in 1932 and renovated in 1993. The bungalows are maintained by an almshouses charity, Harry Wilde Memorial Homes. See Link

for more details.