It’s little wonder that in a post-pandemic world Nottinghamshire’s beautiful villages are attracting so much attention.
Many former office-based workers are now working from home, allowing them to live further away from major cities.
And what better place to set up your home working base than the stunning Nottinghamshire countryside.
There are literally hundreds of villages scattered across the county - and each one boasts its own unique charm.
With low-beam pubs, quaint cottages and top-rated schools, Nottinghamshire’s many villages are ideal for those looking for a more sedate lifestyle.
So, let’s take a look at 9 Nottinghamshire villages that are so charming you’ll have a burning urge to move there:
1. Edingley
Located just north of Southwell, the small village of Edingley is a quintessential Nottinghamshire village. With a historic church and community pub, the village is ideal for those looking to embrace a more relaxed lifestyle. | JPG Photo: JPG
2. Gotham
World-renowned for its links to Batman, Gotham, just south of Clifton, boasts three pubs. The Gotham Heritage trail is a circular 2.7-mile walk taking in the best of the village surrounding countryside. Photo: John Sutton
3. Laxton
Nestled just west of the A1 near Tuxford, the small village of Laxton is one of Nottinghamshire’s hidden gems. The centrepiece of the village is The Dovecote Inn, which was a farmhouse before becoming a pub in 1835. | Phil Beard Photo: Phil Beard
4. Bunny
With its Easter-themed name, the quaint village of Bunny is one of Nottinghamshire's most picturesque villages. Bunny Old Wood in particular is a photographer's dream, with seasonal flowers and more than 50 bird species. | Russ Hamer Photo: Russ Hamer