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Conway Close, St Anns, Nottingham, NG3

Description

This generously proportioned flat is set within a purpose-built block and benefits from a bright and airy open-plan living space, providing a comfortable lounge and dining area with large windows that flood the room with natural light.

The adjoining modern kitchen is well-equipped with ample storage units, worktop space, and room for appliances – perfect for everyday living and entertaining guests.

There are two double bedrooms, both spacious and neutrally decorated, offering plenty of room for wardrobes and additional furnishings. The second bedroom could also serve as an excellent home office or guest room.

A clean, spacious, modern bathroom completes the property, featuring a full-size bath with overhead shower, wash basin, and WC – all finished to a good standard.





50 Conway Close is ideally located in the Thorneywood/Mapperley area (NG3), offering excellent access to:

Nottingham city centre – just 10 minutes by car or frequent bus routes

Local shops, supermarkets, cafes, and takeaways

Great schooling options nearby

Green spaces and parks for leisure

Easy access to Mapperley Top, Carlton, and Nottingham City Hospital

Perfectly positioned for those wanting to enjoy the balance of suburban calm with city convenience.
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Conway Close, St Anns, Nottingham, NG3

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About Belvoir, Nottingham

23-25 Market Street, Nottingham NG1 6HX
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Nottingham and Nottinghamshire have something for everyone. With a host of international companies, two universities, acres of beautiful countryside, excellent leisure and shopping facilities and a rich colourful history, this dynamic county is the perfect place to make into your home. The central location and excellent communications network means Nottinghamshire is readily accessible from any part of the country.

By Road: Two of Britain?s major routes, the A1 and M1 pass through Nottinghamshire, linking the county directly with towns and cities throughout the country.

By Rail: The county?s mainline stations are at Nottingham, Newark and Alfreton/Mansfield Parkway. All of these have direct and regular services throughout the country.

By Air: East Midlands International Airport is just 20mins drive from the city.

Nottingham is a vibrant and cosmopolitan city. The city streets have, over the centuries, been traversed by a colourful array of characters from kings to outlaws and the history of the city is captured for visitors in a wealth of museums and splendid historic buildings like Nottingham Castle. There are two modern shopping complexes, the Victorian and Broadmarsh centres and these are linked by pedestrian streets to traditional shops and fine arcades. The areas of Hockley and Bridlesmith Gate have become thriving centres for high fashion, continental cafes, antiques, and contemporary art and craft shops. The new Cornerhouse complex hosts a wide selection of restaurants, bars, club and multiplex cinema.

People come to Nottingham to enjoy the best in night-time entertainment. Nottingham is a gastronomic centre with a wide selection of venues. It is also home to the oldest pub in England ?Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem?.

The hub of the city?s cultural life is the Royal Centre with the Theatre Royal offering pantomime to ballet to farce. The Royal Concert Hall provides an ideal venue for comedians, concerts and orchestras. Theatre is also on offer at the Nottingham Playhouse.

Throughout the year, Nottingham plays host to a variety of sporting events including an internationally famous Nottingham Forest and England?s oldest football tam Notts County. In the world of cricket, the name of Trent Bridge is synonymous with international tournaments. Nottingham also offers The Nottingham Tennis centre, Nottingham Racecourse and the Holme Pierrepont National Water Sports Centre, which is set in a beautiful country park. Also in the centre of Nottingham is a state of the art Ice Stadium with concert facilities that are second to none.

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