The geography of Nottinghamshire makes it one of the best counties in England to commute from.
Positioned smack-bang in the centre of the country, those lucky enough to call Nottinghamshire home benefit from superb transport links to the north and south.
The A1 running right through the county, combined with regular direct trains to London, makes Nottinghamshire an ideal place for commuters.
With daily trains to cities including Leeds, Cardiff and Liverpool, Nottingham itself is, of course, a viable option for commuters.
But Nottinghamshire is packed with charming towns which boast equally as strong transport links, but without the hustle and bustle of city living.
Offering independent shops, outstanding schools and cleaner air, Nottinghamshire’s market towns are perfect for those who need to commute.
Here are 7 vibrant Nottinghamshire commuter towns that you should consider moving to in 2025 - and how much it’ll cost to live there:
1. Newark
Newark-on-Trent, often simply referred to as Newark, is a historic market town situated along the River Trent. Its well-preserved market square is flanked by beautiful Georgian and Tudor buildings, making it a wonderful place to explore. The town is perhaps most famous for Newark Castle, a 12th-century fortress with a fascinating history. House prices in Newark have an overall average of £227,464 over the last year. | Billy Wilson Photo: Billy Wilson
2. Worksop
Worksop is famed as the 'Gateway to the Dukeries', a unique selection of Ducal properties in north Nottinghamshire. With many local attractions in the town and nearby, you’ll find plenty of things to see and do. House prices in Worksop have an overall average of £214,277 over the last year. Photo: Nottingham World
3. Southwell
The picturesque town of Southwell is often referred to as 'The jewel in Nottinghamshire's crown'. Named by The Telegraph as England's perfect market town. A high street teaming with a glut of great restaurants, fantastic local schools and some fab music festivals, right on your doorstep. House prices in Southwell have an overall average of £362,519 over the last year. Photo: Nottingham World
4. Bingham
Located nine miles east of Nottingham, Bingham provides excellent access some stunning countryside in the nearby Vale of Belvoir as well as attractions near Grantham such as Belton House. The town itself offers some amazing pubs and restaurants. The average price for a property in Bingham is £305,935 over the last year. | AMR Photo: AMR