130 High Road, Beeston, Nottingham, NG9 2LN
Telephone: 0115 922 9090
Email: letting@robertellis.co.uk
11 Derby Road, Long Eaton, Nottingham, NG10 1LU
Telephone: 0115 946 6946
Email: longeatonlets@robertellis.co.uk
There’s a really good choice of homes available in Arnold and all within easy reach of Nottingham. From traditional terraces and semi-detached houses to bungalows, detached homes and newer developments – there’s something for everyone. As the character of the area changes across the town, it is worth comparing parking, garden space, and access to local amenities while you browse the available properties.
Our Arnold property sales team is based on Front Street in the town centre. Our business has more than 30 years of experience in the local property market, and the team can help you choose from the different homes available locally. These include terraces near Furlong Avenue, bungalows around Clarborough Drive, detached homes towards Mapperley Plains and newer houses in Killisick. We can also explain how streets differ in plot size, parking and access to shops and buses.
Closer to the town centre, you are more likely to find older terraces around Furlong Avenue, along with compact semi-detached houses and some flats. Clarborough Drive includes semi-detached and detached bungalows, while Coppice Road has terraces, semi-detached homes and larger houses.
To the north-east, Middlebeck Drive and Mapperley Plains, you’ll mainly find 1950s and 1960s detached homes and bungalows, often on wider plots. Howbeck Road has 1970s terraced housing, while nearby cul-de-sacs include homes built during the 1980s and 1990s. Newer properties are found in specific pockets, including the Grace development in Killisick. Driveway space, garden size and any regular charges for maintaining shared areas can vary, so check the details of each property carefully.
Arnold gives everyday convenience and road access towards Nottingham and Mansfield via the A60. Front Street and High Street provide shops and services, with Arnold Library, Arnold Leisure Centre, the Bonington Theatre and Arnot Hill Park nearby.
Bus services connect the town with Sherwood, Nottingham city centre, City Hospital, Queen’s Medical Centre and the University of Nottingham’s Jubilee Campus. There is no railway station in Arnold, so rail travel requires an onward bus or car journey. Local secondary schools include Arnold Hill Spencer Academy and Redhill Academy, although admissions should be checked for the individual address.
When looking to buy a property in Arnold, comparing street by street is important. A home near Front Street may give you easier access to shops and buses, while properties towards Mapperley Plains may offer a larger plot. You may also compare an established bungalow around Clarborough Drive with a newer house in Killisick.
Our team can help you identify suitable areas, arrange viewings and compare condition, parking, whether a property is freehold or leasehold, and how quickly the seller may be able to move. Once you find the right property, we can guide you through making an offer and keep communication moving. Register your requirements with our Arnold team to hear about suitable homes as they become available.
