Permission has been granted to deliver 32,000 sq ft of high quality, grade ‘A’ office accommodation together with ground floor retail space of 5,286 sq ft at the £340million development.
Chesterfield’s thriving retail sector was put under the spotlight for the sixth consecutive year at the town’s popular retail awards.
173 high quality homes are set to be built at Chesterfield Waterside, after Chesterfield Borough Council granted planning permission to Avant Homes for the new £36 million development.
As part of the Northern Gateway development, Jomast Developments has transformed the former Co-op store on Elder Way into a 92-bedroom Premier Inn hotel, signalling the start of Chesterfield’s world class visitor economy journey.
Research from the Centre for Cities has shown that towns and cities with a strong economy tend to have a high proportion of high-quality office space, supporting high skilled businesses alongside a proportion of retail space.
Chesterfield has the raw ingredients to adapt and thrive in the face of the national ‘retail apocalypse,’ says the owner of the town’s Vicar Lane Shopping Centre, ALTERIS.
Chesterfield Waterside is set to take another significant step forward in 2019. A Reserved Matters planning application has been submitted...
If you’re a keen cyclist or walker, then living at Chesterfield Waterside could be for you. The development sits on the Trans Pennine Trail. Running right through the heart of the Chesterfield Waterside, the Trans Pennine Trail (TPT) is a 215 mile-long route for walkers, cyclists and horse riders linking the North and Irish seas.
Leading UK housebuilder Avant Homes has acquired a significant parcel of land at Chesterfield Waterside where it now plans to build 177 new homes. As a result, Avant Homes has now submitted an application to Chesterfield Borough Council for reserved matters planning approval for the £36m development which will deliver a mix of two, three and four-bedroom homes in ‘The Park’ neighbourhood of the Waterside project.
As 2018 comes to an end, it’s time to reflect on the year and look at the progress Chesterfield Waterside, and the town itself, has made.
Planning permission has been granted by Chesterfield Borough Council to build an access bridge in the multi-million pound project.
It may seem too early to be thinking about it, but Christmas is fast approaching, and Chesterfield is fully geared up for the festive period.
Converting just 5% of Chesterfield’s day visitors into overnight stays would catapult the town’s visitor economy into world-class territory. The news came at the town’s annual Investment Summit.
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Chesterfield is one of the few towns in the UK that still has a bustling open-air weekday market.
Chesterfield has once again proved it is a hotbed of independent and chain retailers with the return of the town’s popular awards.
Home to the world-famous Chatsworth House, Crooked Spire Church in Chesterfield and Bakewell Pudding, it’s no surprise that the Peak District and Derbyshire visitor economy is worth £2 billion annually.
Peter Swallow is the Managing Director of Bolstertone Plc, the company behind Chesterfield Waterside, as well as the Chair of Destination Chesterfield.
The canal restoration works can now move forward after planning permission was granted. This will facilitate the connection of the canal basin, constructed in 2009, with the Chesterfield Canal.
The ambitious £340 million regeneration project Chesterfield Waterside is set to make significant progress in 2018.