Millbank Place, Mill Lane, Nottingham, NG6 8SX
House Types Apartments, 3 and 4 bedroom homes
Price range £99,500 - £309,500
Millbank Place lies just four miles outside Nottingham in a semi-rural location opposite Bestwood Country Park, which has more than 650 acres of woodland, heath and lakes.
It also offers a diverse selection of properties: apartments, bungalows, mews houses and 4 bedroom detached, perfect for first time buyers, investors, families, and couples - both young and old.
With its curved roads and cul-de-sacs, this development has been designed to provide a community feel for those who live there and with its wide range of properties, there really is something for everyone.
As with all Morris properties, the homes include fully fitted contemporary kitchens featuring the latest integrated brand name appliances and bathrooms and ensuites featuring the latest stylish suites. Each home is finished with a high level of external landscaping to the front as standard.
The village is an excellent choice for commuters. It has its own tram station with links to Nottingham city centre and good road links to Derby and the M1. It also has a good range of local schools and amenities in the village and nearby Hucknall, making it an ideal choice for families.
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A great location....
Not far from Millbank Place is Bestwood Country Park. Its 650 acres used to be part of the legendary Sherwood Forest, but now offers everything from a lake teeming with waterfowl to meadows and mature oak woodland. It also reflects the coal mining industry that used to be such a key element of the region with the impressive Winding Engine House.
For local amenities...
Bestwood Village and Nearby Hucknall offer everything from the essentials: shops, schools, churches, doctors, dentists, post office, through to the more social and recreational: two excellent golf courses in Bulwell - Bulwell Forest and Bulwell Hall.
For the less energetic, Hucknall is the final resting place of Lord Byron (in its famous Mary Magdelene church), and offers many chances to follow in the famous poet's footsteps - including nearby Sherwood Forest and a couple of his favourite pubs - The Red Lion and The Half Moon.
For Nottingham...
In contrast to the peace, quiet and the slightly slower pace of life in the surrounding area, is the hustle, bustle and vibrancy of Nottingham - within easy reach either in the car or on the excellent tram service.
Recognised as the cultural and commercial centre of the East Midlands, Nottingham is a thriving city for commerce, entertainment and nightlife.
It's consistently ranked as one of the top five shopping centres in the UK, with many of the top high street names being found among the more than 1,300 different shops in and around the city centre. Theatres staging the latest productions to traditional pantos; comedy clubs and bistro bars and cafes; traditional pubs and nightclubs; multi-screen cinemas and over 200 restaurants: Nottingham's has them all.
It's also home to two famous football teams, the National Water Sports Centre, the National Ice Centre, a castle, a racecourse, Trent Bridge cricket ground and it's all within easy access of Millbank Place.
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