A Guide For Those Seeking New Homes in Nottingham.

Welcome to New Homes Nottingham, the website which aims to provide invaluable information for people searching for new homes in Nottingham.

The city of Nottingham is located in the county of Nottinghamshire in East Midlands. Nottingham dates back to Anglo Saxon times and over centuries has played a major part in the industrial revolution in lace making and bicycle manufacturing. It also the setting for the famous legend of Robin Hood.

New Homes in Nottingham can offer you easy access to nearby cities including Sheffield, Loughborough and Lincoln and is located along the M1motorway. The city is also in close proximity to East Midlands Airport and has direct train links to London, Birmingham, Manchester and Liverpool.

Today Nottingham is seen as a multi-cultural tourist centre and one of the top five retail destinations in the United Kingdom. The old central area focuses on the market square, which is seen as the central point of the city. With a growing population of more than 288,000, there is a growing demand for new homes in Nottingham. Its not only a great place to live or work, but plenty of places to explore too.

The most famous and visited Nottingham Property is Nottingham Castle. Constructed back in the 11^th century, Nottingham Castle can be found on a natural promontory on the outskirts of the city centre. Today the castle is still in use as part of Nottingham Castle Museum and is also home to one of Nottingham's art galleries.

Another popular Nottingham Property is Nottingham's Galleries of Justice. The Galleries of Justice is a museum on Crime and Punishment and is based around a Victorian Court room. It’s based in the shire hall, which is located in the lace market section of Nottingham.  

If the outdoors is more your kind of thing, then you should definitely pay a visit to Sherwood Forest. Its famous for its association with the legend of Robin Hood, the royal forest dates back to the end of the last ice age. Thousands visit the forest regularly and it’s also the home to the annual Robin Hood festival during the summer.

Nottingham is also the home to many sport teams including Nottingham Forest F.C and Nottingham County F.C. Nottingham County Cricket Club are based at Trent Bridge, which is also a popular event for many international tests and one-day games.

Education is another good reason to buy a new home in Nottingham.  Home to University of Nottingham and Nottingham Trent University; Nottingham also has an abundance of local Primary, Secondary and Private Schools, which are ideal if you are searching for new homes in Nottingham that are suitable for all the family.

AREAS OR SUBURBS OF NOTTINGHAM

Forest fields

Sneinten

Thorneywood

The Park

Bilborough

Carnington

Sherwood

New Basford

Colwick

West Bridgford

Wilford

Beeston

CLOSE TO NOTTINGHAM

Daybrook – 3 miles

Netherfield – 4 miles

Beeston – 5 miles

Clipston – 7 miles

Ilkeston – 8 miles

Thrumpton – 8 miles

West Hallam – 10 miles

Dale Abbey – 10 miles

Sawley – 11 miles

Heanor – 11 miles