Nottingham is a vibrant city full of culture, history and great things to do.
Whether you’re single and looking to embrace the city’s nightlife or at the other end of the spectrum and looking for somewhere to retire, Nottingham’s many neighbourhoods really do cater for all situations.
Young people, for instance, might be attracted to the hustle and bustle of Hockley and its many bars and restaurants.
More mature residents, on the other hand, are likely to enjoy the peace and tranquillity of suburbs such as Clifton and West Bridgford.
That said, choosing a part of the city to move to can be difficult, with each area having advantages and disadvantages.
For this very reason it's important to hear from people who know what they’re talking about.
Local mortgage broker Nottingham Moneyman has recently created a guide to the 7 best Nottingham neighbourhoods to live in 2025.
The guide considers a range of factors, from transport links to schools.
Explore the top 7 below:
5. Ruddington
Nottingham Moneyman says: "Ruddington is a picturesque village located just south of Nottingham, offering a charming mix of rural tranquillity and convenient access to city life. Ruddington provides the perfect balance for those seeking village life without being too far from Nottingham’s city centre." | AMR Photo: AMR
6. West Bridgford
Nottingham Moneyman says: "West Bridgford is one of Nottingham’s most desirable suburbs, located just south of the River Trent. Known for its lively town centre, excellent schools, and abundance of green spaces, West Bridgford offers a high quality of life that appeals to families, professionals, and young couples." | John Sutton Photo: John Sutton
7. Nuthall
Nottingham Moneyman says: "Nuthall is a peaceful suburb located northwest of Nottingham, offering a blend of suburban tranquillity and easy access to the city. Known for its expansive green spaces and welcoming community, Nuthall is a perfect choice for those looking to enjoy a slower pace of life without straying too far from urban conveniences." | AMR Photo: AMR