Like any town or city in the UK, there are parts of Nottingham that are considered more desirable than others.
Whether based on house prices, local amenities or the quality of nearby schools, these areas or often reserved for those with a few quid.
The ‘poshest’ parts of a particular town or city is clearly a subjective topic, meaning there are no right or wrong answers.
But here at Nottingham World we enjoy a challenge, so decided to see if we could put together a definitive list of the city’s ‘poshest’ areas.
Clearly, the best way to do this was by asking you, our readers, for suggestions.
Having received nearly 200 responses, we’ve put together a list of the top 11 most popular ones.
So, without further ado, below are the 7 ‘poshest’ parts of Nottingham, according to our readers.
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1. Beeston Fields
House prices in Beeston Fields have an overall average of £425,671 over the last year | Google Photo: Google
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2. Adams Hill
House prices in Wollaton (including Adams Hill) have an overall average of £319,644 over the last year | Google Photo: Google
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3. Mapperley Park
House prices in Mapperley Park have an overall average of £297,624 over the last year | Google Photo: Google
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4. Edwalton
House prices in Edwalton have an overall average of £470,792 over the last year | Google Photo: Google