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2-Bed Student Apartment – William Bancroft Building, City Centre
£ 138 per person per week
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William Bancroft Building, City Centre, Nottingham
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6-Bed Student House – Shelton Street, City Centre
£ 126 per person per week
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Shelton Street, City Centre, Nottingham
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Unfurnished Shop Unit – Carlton Road, City Centre
£ 450 per calendar month
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Carlton Road, City Centre, Nottingham
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1-Bed Apartment – Park View Court, Bath Street
£ 450 per calendar month
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Park View Court, Bath Street, Nottingham
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2-Bed Student Apartment – Ropewalk Court, Upper College Street
£ 120 per person per week
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Ropewalk Court, Upper College Street, Nottingham
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2-Bed Student Apartment – Ropewalk Court, Derby Road
£ 115 per person per week
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Ropewalk Court, Derby Road, Nottingham
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2-Bed Student Apartment – Ropewalk Court, Derby Road
£ 115 per person per week
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Ropewalk Court, Derby Road, Nottingham
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6-Bed Student House – Sherwin Walk, City Centre
£ 133 per person per week
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5 Sherwin Walk, Nottingham
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8-Bed Student House – Holden Street, Canning Circus
£ 137 per person per week
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Holden Street, Canning Circus, Nottingham
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Parking Space – William Bancroft Building, Roden Street
£ 90 per calendar month
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William Bancroft Building, Roden Street, Nottingham
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2-Bed Student Apartment – Ropewalk Court, Upper College Street
£ 122 per person per week
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Ropewalk Court, Upper College Street, Nottingham
Within the city of Nottingham is the area known as Lace Market, a historic segment famed for its classical Victorian heritage. Situated slightly in the east of the city centre of Nottingham. Being the more fashionable section of the city you can easily live the high-life there whilst also finding room for some peace and quiet away from it all.
Lace Market gets its name from the fact that it used to be the hub of the lace industry. Although it is now a heritage site it used to be the British Empires centre for the production and selling of this much sought after material. With its Victorian architecture it still houses some of the lace machines and warehouses for you to visit.
Adjoining Lace Market is Hockley Village which also offers some of the best of Nottingham’s night-life. A popular street includes High Pavement which houses such pubs as the Cock and Hoop. Another would be Warser Gate which offers trendy restaurants like Opium where you can eat out in style.
There are many places to visit and not just including the lace factories. There is The Lace Market Theatre along with the Capital FM arena which both offer plenty of well established names and acts. As if that wasn’t enough arts and culture there are also a number of galleries and museums too such as the Galleries of Justice Museum which gives a unique perspective into Nottingham’s past.
If you presently own a property in Lace Market, then we can provide a Lace Market letting agent who can help you achieve the best possible rental return available whilst making sure that the property is maintained to the highest of standards. With Nottingham letting agents you will find that they take pride in managing your property as they would their own.