Shopping Centres located in Derbyshire

St Peter’s Mall is an indoor retail precinct which forms one entrance to the Derbion shopping centre (formerly Intu Derby) via its link to the pedestrianised St Peter’s Street. As a result, it benefits from proximity to Derbion, which has an annual footfall of 24 million, with 2.1 million being recorded directly through St Peters Mall.

The Springs Shopping Centre is home to over 30 shops with a footfall of over 85,000 each week.

Over 25 million people per annum enjoy a wide range of vibrant mix of local and national retailers, together with 3 restaurants and Eat Central – a spectacular 800 seat dining space. Adjacent to Eat Central, a 12-screen Showcase Cinema de Lux provides a first-class customer entertainment experience. Since opening in October 2007, the centre has improved Derby's CACI ranking by 20 places, making it the principal retail and leisure destination in one of the most dynamic growth areas in the East Midlands.

The Centre is off Bath Street, tenants include B&M Bargins, CEX, The Works.co.uk, Savers, Card Factory, Ryman and Sports Direct.

Sinfin Shopping Centre is dominated by ASDA but also has a Post Office, a number of small shops, takeaway, library and doctor's surgery.

There’s a variety of popular shops in The Pavements Shopping Centre including major high street names plus a variety of quality independent retailers.

An open air shopping centre close to the Market in the centre of Chesterfield. Occupiers include River Island, JD Sports, Deichmann, The Works & Yorkshire Bank

The property comprises 15 ground floor retail units, 7 first floor flats and one garage. The retail parade provides a mix of national and local retailers including Poundstretcher, Clintons, Barnardo's, Cooplands & McColl's The car park is accessed from the High Street and is positioned behind the Civic Centre providing rear loading, staff parking and overflow car parking for the Civic Centre

52 unit shopping centre. Tenants include: Wilkinsons, Somerfield, Boots, Farmfoods.

Masson Mills, just South of Matlock Bath was an old cotton mill that is now a museum and shopping village.