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    78 Front Street, Arnold, Nottingham, NG5 7EJ

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    30 – 32 Derby Road, Stapleford, Nottingham, NG9 7AA

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    5 Derby Road, Long Eaton, Nottingham, NG10 1LU,

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    130 High Road, Beeston, Nottingham, NG9 2LN

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    The Park Area Guide

    The Park Area Guide

    A Guide to the Town

    The Park, Nottingham Area Guide

    The Park (often called The Park Estate or Park Estate Nottingham) is one of Nottingham’s most desirable residential locations: a 150-acre, gated-feel Victorian estate just west of the city centre.

    Created in the mid-19th century by the well-regarded architect at the time – Thomas Chambers Hine for the Dukes of Newcastle, it’s well known for sweeping crescents, listed façades and a sense of history that’s rare this close to the centre.

    Resident’s of The Park enjoy private green verges, gas street-lighting in places, and a strong neighbourhood feel while still being only a short walk from Nottingham’s shops, restaurants & pubs, tram and rail links.

    Live market data

    Property Prices

    Live market data
    Average Property Price
    £258,493
    £255 per Square Foot
    Price change
    +6.7%
    In the last 12 months
    Price change
    +14.6%
    In the last 5 years
    2,093 Properties Sold
    In the last 12 months

    Property prices by type

    Detached

    Average price
    £375,232
    Price changeLast 12 months
    +6.2%
    % of Market
    37.7%

    Semi Detached

    Average price
    £217,422
    Price changeLast 12 months
    +4.9%
    % of Market
    33.8%

    Terraced

    Average price
    £172,972
    Price changeLast 12 months
    +1.7%
    % of Market
    22.1%

    Flats

    Average price
    £150,662
    Price changeLast 12 months
    -5.6%
    % of Market
    6.5%

    Rental market average price

    Average rental
    transactions per month
    418
    How much do houses let for?
    £1,165
    Per calendar month
    How much do flats let for?
    £1,066
    Per calendar month
    What is the average
    annual rental yield?
    5.36%
    Rental market average price

    Housing stock & property types

    Housing stock & property types

    Housing stock & property types

    Properties here tend to be grand Victorian villas and terraces, elegant townhouses as well as a number of tastefully converted flats.

    Many homes retain original ornate period details such as high ceilings, bay windows and decorative brickwork. Many have been extended or split into apartments, giving buyers options from one-bed conversion flats to large family houses. For buyers and landlords there’s an active market here, with property in The Park regularly coming on the market.

    Amenities & local life in The Park

    Amenities & local life in The Park

    Amenities & local life in The Park

    Derby Road and nearby Castle Marina provide easy everyday shopping (grocers, convenience stores and independent shops), while the shops in the city centre are a short stroll away.

    The Park’s private character means fewer high-street crowds on the estate itself, instead you get quiet avenues, local clubs and a neighbourhood that suits families, professionals and downsizers looking for a quieter pace.

    Recreation and leisure

    Recreation and leisure

    Recreation and leisure

    At The Park estate’s heart are well-kept green spaces and village-style amenities: bowls, tennis and squash clubs, leafy walking routes and the historic Park Tunnel linking toward the centre.

    Nearby parks and Nottingham’s river/canal routes mean resident have a range of spaces and options for running, cycling and family days out.

    The estate’s conservation focus also keeps the public spaces attractive and

    Eating & drinking

    You’ll find a selection of independent cafés, refined neighbourhood pubs and smart city restaurants a short walk away from The Parks estate.

    For those who like to dine out, Nottingham city centre and Hockley’s food scene are easily accessible, offering everything from casual brunch spots to fine dining.

    Fine & Special Dining

    • Alchemilla – Highly-rated fine-dining restaurant on Derby Road with creative tasting menus and modern cuisine.
    • Restaurant Sat Bains with Rooms – World-class fine dining (nearby on Lenton Lane), a top choice for special occasions.

      European & International

    • Turtle Bay Nottingham – Popular Caribbean restaurant with vibrant flavours and cocktails.
    • Calcutta Club – Classic Indian restaurant with a refined menu.
    • Mowgli Street Food Nottingham – Contemporary Indian street-food-inspired dining.
    • Viet80s Kitchen – Vietnamese Cuisines – Highly-rated Vietnamese meals in the city centre.
    • Yamas Meze & Tapas – Great spot for Mediterranean tapas and shared plates.
    • Bar Iberico – Spanish tapas & wine bar near Nottingham’s centre.
    • Piccolino – Classic Italian restaurant with a relaxed vibe.

      Casual & Everyday Eats

    • Zaap Thai Street Food – Authentic Thai street-food-style dining.
    • Kokoro – Japanese restaurant for sushi, ramen and small plates.
    • Saracens Cafe – Lively café-restaurant with a varied menu, perfect for brunch or dinner.
    • Cosy Club – Stylish all-day dining with British comfort classics.

    Schools & education

    Schools & education

    Schools & education

    The Park’s location makes it popular with families thanks to good access to local primary and secondary schools, as well as several independent prep and senior schools in the wider Nottingham area.

    Nearby secondary schools and colleges include:

    • Nottingham High School – Independent day school (boys with co-ed sixth form) near The Park.
    • Nottingham Girls High School – An independent girls only school near The Park
    • Hollygirt School – Independent primary & secondary (ages 3–18) on Elm Avenue.
    • Djanogly City Academy – State secondary school/academy on Gregory Boulevard.
    • Nottingham Free School – State secondary school slightly north of the city centre.

    More Schools

    More Schools

    More Schools

    • Bluecoat Wollaton Academy – Secondary academy in Wollaton (within a few miles).
    • The Nottingham Emmanuel School – Secondary in West Bridgford (across the river, short travel).
    • Bluecoat Beechdale Academy – Secondary academy in Bilborough (slightly further but accessible).
    • Nottingham Academy (Greenwood Campus) – Secondary school in Nottingham NG3 area.
    • Nottingham University Academy of Science and Technology – Sixth form/upper-age provision in Lenton.

    Shopping options in The Park

    Shopping options in The Park

    Shopping options in The Park

    Everyday shopping options for locals include supermarkets, bakers and specialist independents along Derby Road and around Castle Marina.

    For bigger shops the city centre and nearby retail parks are minutes away by car or bus.
    Retail & Home at Castle Marina.

    Independent shops on Derby Road include:

    • The Worm that Turned Ltd – Garden and home store with curated outdoor furniture, décor, plants and accessories.
    • Universal Works – Fashion store for stylish menswear and accessories, with a standalone store on Derby Road.
    • The Little Plant Guys – Plant and greenery shop (houseplants, plant accessories, and deli offerings).
    • Danish Homestore – Mid-century furniture and design pieces (vintage Scandinavian furniture).
    • Tough Mary’s Bakehouse – Independent bakery and coffee spot (great for pastries while you shop).

    Transport and local connections

    The Park is well-placed for a short walk to Nottingham city centre, tram stops and the mainline station.

    Regular bus routes run along Derby Road and cycling/walking routes are convenient for commuters.

    If you need straightforward access to the rest of Nottinghamshire or the motorway network, the estate’s central location is a significant plus.

    Community & local events in The Park

    The Park has a close-knit community and active conservation roles; residents often organise local events, estate maintenance initiatives and historical talks.

    The Park Estate management and local civic groups are focused on preserving architecture and green spaces, a real draw in our experience for people who value long-term neighbourhood connections and community.

    The Park is Nottingham living at its most refined with historic streets, conservation character and an unbeatable position a stone’s throw from the city centre.

    Whether you’re buying a converted period flat or a large family house, the area combines lifestyle, long-term value and community spirit – exactly the sort of place Robert Ellis has been helping people buy and sell for decades.

    If you’re interested in buying or selling a home here, contact our team of friendly local experts for help and advice.

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