Area Overview for DE24 9RZ
Area Information
The postcode DE24 9RZ identifies a specific residential cluster within the Sinfin and Osmaston wards of Derby. This small area covers 1,712 square metres and houses a population of 2,057 people. You are looking at a compact neighbourhood with a population density of 1,104 people per square kilometre. Living here means adopting the character of a compact suburb situated approximately three miles south of Derby city centre. The location sits near coordinates 52.886118, -1.47981, placing you firmly within the East Midlands region. History defines the local landscape, as the civil parish of Osmaston was abolished in 1902 and merged with Sinfin Moor to become part of unparished Derby. The area retains the industrial legacy of Royal Ordnance and Rolls-Royce manufacturing, with the former main manufacturing site on Nightingale Road operating from 1908 until 2007. You will find the Osmaston Triangle area bounded by the railway, Osmaston Road, and Osmaston Park Road. Nearby Stenson Fields shares this history, adding to the distinct architectural and social fabric of this specific postcode.
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- Area Size
- 1712 m²
- Population
- 2057
- Population Density
- 1104 people/km²
A look at the housing stock in DE24 9RZ reveals a landscape dominated by houses. This specific accommodation type aligns with the history of the suburb, which developed around residential needs for the workforce of nearby Osmaston Hall and the Rolls-Royce factory. Currently, home ownership stands at 37%. This statistic indicates that the majority of residents do not own their property with a mortgage-free title. Instead, the market is likely divided between private renters and those seeking to purchase. For buyers considering this postcode, the area represents a specific slice of Derby rather than a self-contained town. The surrounding wards include Stenson Fields, expanding the housing options beyond this single postcode. The low ownership percentage suggests a robust rental yield may exist for investors, while first-time buyers might need to look slightly beyond DE24 9RZ to find available stock with clear titles. You should expect a mix of periods, given the historical timeline of construction from the early 20th century to more recent developments.
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Energy Efficiency in DE24 9RZ
Your daily life in DE24 9RZ benefits from proximity to major retail and transport hubs just a short drive or train ride away. Residents have access to five significant retail outlets within practical reach, including Tesco Sinfin, Sainsburys Osmaston, and Lidl Derby. These three supermarkets form the backbone of your weekly shopping routine, offering a wide choice of groceries and household necessities without the need to travel far into the city. Transport connectivity reinforces this convenience with four railway stations nearby. You can step out from your front door at Peartree Railway Station for the most direct local trips, or catch services at Derby Railway Station and Spondon Railway Station for broader regional travel. While the immediate postcode is residential, the wider Sinfin and Osmaston wards provide the commercial infrastructure. The area lacks a large high street within the postcode boundaries itself but relies on the excellent distribution of supermarkets and the railway network to fulfill all lifestyle needs.
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The community in DE24 9RZ has a median age of 22 years, indicating a younger demographic profile compared to the national average. While the median age suggests youth, the most common age range across the broader area consists of adults between 30 and 64 years. This specific shift is likely driven by the historical presence of manufacturing jobs that support this age group. White residents form the predominant ethnic group within this cluster. Regarding housing stability, only 37% of residents own their homes outright. This figure implies that a significant portion of the population comprises private renters or those looking to move into the local market. The predominant accommodation type consists of houses. This housing stock reflects the area's development patterns and the withdrawal of large-scale manufacturing, which historically supported a working-class population. The relatively low ownership rate suggests a dynamic market where tenants remain active in the rental sector, balancing long-term residents who keep their properties.
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