New homes in
Nottingham

Located in the heart of the East Midlands , Nottingham is a continuously growing city with more than 1200 years of history behind it.

Surrounded by plenty of greenspace, including the famous Sherwood Forest, and conveniently located near Chesterfield, Derby, and Leicester, it’s the perfect place for first-time buyers and families alike.

You’ll also never be short of things to do in and around Nottingham, with plenty of outdoor and indoor activities available for both adults and children.

If you’re interested in moving to this wonderful city, browse our selection of new homes in Nottingham by selecting one of our developments below.

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Living in Nottingham

All of this, right on your doorstep

Because of its mix of rich history and modern city life, Nottingham allows you to learn, shop and dine all in the same day.

By simply wandering the streets, you'll find The City of CavesNottingham Castle and the Lace Market, showing you how much the city has evolved over the years.

There are also plenty of things to see for those in search of culture, from art galleries and cathedrals to museums, such as the Nottingham Natural History Museum

Beyond the city borders, Nottinghamshire's country parks and gardens are always a popular place to get some fresh air.

For example, immerse yourself in the stories of Robin Hood in Sherwood Forest, just 18 miles from the city centre, where you'll find 375 hectares of greenery to explore. Once part of a vast royal hunting ground, Sherwood Forest is a unique place to spend a day.

Transport in Nottingham

With the M1 around 20 minutes away by car from the city centre, travelling up and down the country to either London or Newcastle is very straightforward.

Nottingham Station offers numerous links to other major cities, including London, Leicester and Leeds as well as to other parts of Nottinghamshire, making commuting and exploring the local area easy and stress-free.

For shorter trips around the city and the surrounding areas, Nottingham is also home to a tram system and an extensive bus network, meaning you'll always have a way to get home regardless of wherever you may be.

As for big holidays abroad, East Midlands Airport is a quick 25-minute drive down Remembrance Way from the city centre, opening the door for trips to Paris, Alicante or even New York!

Shopping in Nottingham

Whether you choose to live in or around Nottingham, we can guarantee shopping will never be an issue if you take a trip into the city.

Victoria Centre is the centre's main hub, where you will find most high-street fashion brands inside the shopping centre or around it, as well as many places to sit down and eat for a well-earned break.

There is also The Exchange, which has offered a place to shop in Nottingham since 1929 in a stunning setting and is home to a range of shops selling fine wines, sportswear and furniture.

And if it's local produce you're after, there are plenty of farm shops dotted around the city, such as Spring Lane Farm Shop in Mapperley Plains or Harker's Farm Shop in Clipston on the Wolds

Restaurants in Nottingham

One of the few cities to be able to boast having two Michelin star restaurants (Restaurant Sat Bains and Alchemilla), Nottingham is rife with places to eat and discover, meaning you'll never go hungry.

If you're craving Spanish cuisine, then Ibérico World Tapas will satisfy it with over 15 different dishes to choose from, and that's not including the desserts!

Son of Steak will provide what its name suggests, while Fothergills is a must-try if you want to get your hands on the best fish and chips in town.

As for more exotic cuisine, some of the best Japanese food in the city will be found at Kushi-Ya, while Masala Junction has won multiple awards for its Indian cuisine.

And if you're looking for even more food suggestions in and around Nottingham, why not visit our blog on the best restaurants in Nottinghamshire, featuring some of the above and more.

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