Derwent Mills Industrial Location is an excellent place to work and live. It is situated near a number of cities and houses a number of large companies. This makes it a great place to start your business or retire. The area is comfortable and affordable, as well as offering the conveniences of city living.
The area is a cultural environment that contains a collection of cotton generators from the 18th and 19th century, along with workers’ housing. It is considered to be the birthplace of modern manufacturing and is an UNESCO World Heritage Site. The most well-known 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 innovative technology. They soon became the model for factories all over the world. The Derwent river Derwent was the source of power to run these machines and they were often built alongside other cotton mills. The site was eventually absorbed into the modern city of Derbyshire.
The industrial park program provides many houses for those who wish to start their own businesses. These properties are separated into 27 single-storey workshop and business units that are laid out around courtyards that are designed to facilitate parking and circulation. They are constructed with steel portal frames and solid concrete floors, and feature manuall controlled up and loading doors with separate staff access. They are powered by three phases of electricity and have EPC ratings ranging from B47 up to EPC B48.