AVAILABLE ACADEMIC YEAR 2026/27 - Bills package available!

Don't miss out on this stunning one bedroom apartment within a converted. With new feature windows complimenting the history of this impressive building you will be wowed by the character evident throughout.

Are you looking for an apartment with character and charm, ideally situated in the heart of Nottinghams Lace Market with a range of amenities on your stop then look no further.

Woolpack Mills has been transformed to provide first class accommodation to all its residents from summer 2025. Do not miss your opportunity to live in this newly refurbished apartment building which has retained all its character and charm.

Upon entering the apartment there is a spacious hallway which leads to the open plan kitchen living area. The space has large mill style windows and brand new carpet flooring. The lounge area is furnished with a sofa and coffee table to create a welcoming space. Within the kitchen space are modern fitted units providing ample storage space and also white goods including oven, microwave, hob, fridge freezer and washing machine. All brand new and ready for you to use.

The double bedroom is furnished with a double bed, bedside table, mirror and clothes storage.

Within the bathroom access from the open plan living space there is a large shower, WC, sink, heated towel rail and mirror.

High speed internet is included as standard. A bills inclusive package to include electric and water can be arranged for £30 per week.

Situated minutes away from the nearest tram and bus stops, only a short walk to the train station and with a range of amenities such as shops, restaurants, bars and activity centres on your door stop the property is ideally situated. For those studying, all of the campuses are within easy reach due to the nearby public transport choices available.

Don't hesitate, contact us today to find out more!

Council Tax Band: B (Nottingham City Council)
Deposit: £250
Electricity supply: Mains
Heating: Electric
Water supply: Mains
Accessibility measures: Lift access