Holiday houses in Broxtowe

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A living area features a casual seating arrangement with a gray sofa and a glass coffee table. A small dining table with white chairs is nearby. A bookshelf occupies one corner, and a television stands on a low table, with light filtering through a large window dressed in dark curtains.
Bungalow in Hucknall
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 332 reviews

Self contained annex - private (min 2 night )

A self contained private bungalow with its own living room, kitchen, bathroom & bedroom. New Wifi router now added. Good access to bus, tram & train networks. Ideal for those travelling due to work. Easy access for EON, J26 & J27, Sherwood Business Park and walking distance to Rolls Royce. Medium & long term stays available please enquire. Night shift stays available please enquire. Please note I only accept a minimum of 2 night stays. Family home next to annex with host’s quiet family

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The bedroom features a spacious bed with a neutral-toned headboard, accented by a yellow decorative pillow and dark cushions. A cozy bench holds neatly arranged white and grey towels. Two bedside lamps provide soft lighting against a simple, modern decor framed by two art pieces.
Apartment in The Park
4.9 out of 5 average rating, 406 reviews

Luxurious Residence with free parking

Enjoy a relaxing and luxurious stay at this centrally-located apartment, situated in the sought after location of Nottingham’s Park Estate. A 2 minute walk to Nottingham Castle & walking distance to Nottingham’s Playhouse & Theatre Royal/ Galleries of Justice/ Caves and many of the best restaurants in the city. Trent Bridge cricket ground & Nottingham Forest football ground can easily be reached via a 15 minute canal stroll or via a short taxi ride . Well situated for the Universities also.

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The Tower emerges from a lush green landscape, surrounded by tall trees and manicured grass. The building's robust concrete structure is accented by its original window designs, reflecting the natural beauty of the outdoors in a tranquil setting.
Tower in Bolsover
5 out of 5 average rating, 215 reviews

The Tower

The Tower is the perfect romantic high-end getaway for couples who want to get away from it all in a secluded location and fancy just something different. The Tower has recently been converted for use as a holiday let which was previously an unused ancillary building adjacent to The Water Works, an old water treatment plant near Bolsover, converted to domestic use in 2002 and featured on the Channel 4 programme Grand Designs. Available for single night stays. Discounts on 3+ nights bookings.

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A hot tub designed for three people is illuminated by blue lighting, creating a soothing ambiance. A video projector screen is positioned on the wall, and twinkling lights hang above, enhancing the relaxing environment.
Apartment in Beeston
4.9 out of 5 average rating, 427 reviews

Fletcher-wellness apartment

Our Fletcher Wellness private apartment situated a stones throw away from Nottingham City centre, has all modern amenities such as: *Fully equipped kitchen *Washing machine *Full size fridge freezer *Hot tub *Sauna *Garden *TV's with Amazon Prime. Situated next to the NCT tram line, Middle Street station is 2 minutes walk away, Nottingham is only a 20 minute tram ride. Beeston town centre just 5 minutes walk, offers a range of shops, cafés, restaurants, as well as cinema and range of parks.

Top Guest favourite
A hot tub is set in a private area surrounded by dark fencing. Soft outdoor lighting creates a gentle ambiance. A small table holds champagne and glasses, beside a decorative plant. A patterned rug is placed on the ground, enhancing the secluded feel.
Barn in Nuthall
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 142 reviews

The Stables with private hot tub

Enjoy this romantic spot in nature in our stunningly converted stable block set in 12 acres of woodland and paddock . Small romantic hideaway in gated private location , close to Nottingham city centre but secluded hideaway if you so wish. Walking distance to pubs and restaurants the resident deer and pheasants may even put in an appearance perfect for nature lovers to kick back , relax - hot tub , Netflix, Sonos speakers, Philips Hue lighting and a log burner all make for a relaxing escape.

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An open plan lounge and dining area features a wooden dining table surrounded by chairs. Two green sofas are positioned across from a television, with a feature brick wall adding character. Natural light floods the room through a large window, enhancing the modern furnishings.
Home in Kimberley
4.83 out of 5 average rating, 106 reviews

A contemporary 2 bedroom Victorian Town house.

A stylish, centrally located, two bedroom house that sleeps upto 6 people. Situated in the Nottinghamshire brewery town of Kimberley. Within walking distance of all the local amenities; including supermarkets, pubs, leisure centre, restaurants, take-aways, hair and beauty shops, and cafes. Located close to the Nottingham/Derby border. Within a mile of the M1 motorway, and the central tram network. The nearest train station is only three miles away. Bus routes are available from the town.

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A modern kitchen features grey cabinetry and a marble backsplash. Stainless steel appliances include an integrated oven and extractor hood. A breakfast bar with four seats provides additional dining space. Natural light filters through the windows, enhancing the bright and functional atmosphere.
Home in Beeston
4.9 out of 5 average rating, 162 reviews

Beeston Bungalow

Enjoy a stylish experience at this centrally-located place. 1 mile from train Station. 1 minute from Sky Link to airport/Nottingham. 5 minutes from Tram every 7 minutes. 2 minutes from bus stop to Nottingham/Derby. 1 minute from Golf Club.10 mins walk to town centre with variety of bars, restaurants and cinema. 3 miles to Nottingham City Centre. Close proximity to University, Tennis Centre, Attenborough Natuure Reserve and Wollaton park. Off road parking for 2 vehicles. Private patio.

Guest favourite
A light and airy living space features a wooden chest of drawers, a flat-screen TV, and a decorative plant. A spiral staircase is visible in the background. The room is well-lit, with natural light filtering in through nearby windows, providing a welcoming environment.
Guesthouse in Stapleford
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 244 reviews

Self Cont Annex: sleeps7 free parking & bfast pack

Open plan self contained annex- Light and airy space comprising of three bedrooms- Bedroom 1-double Bedroom 2- two singles Bedroom 3- mezzanine floor double bed in loft space. and the lounge also has a sofa bed. There is a Jack and Jill bathroom with shower which can be locked off and you can request a second bathroom with bath upon booking. Private use of washing machine, dish washer and well equipped kitchen. Dog and child friendly lots of games and toys provided. Autism friendly.

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Apartment in Nottingham
4.91 out of 5 average rating, 130 reviews

20 Lacemarket Panorama

Modern meets historic on unique rooftop apartment. Spacious and well thought of space is equipped with all you need, situated in the most beautiful part of Nottingham, walking distance of : train station, independent shops, food and drinks venues, Motorpoint Arena, the Theatre Royal, the Nottingham caves, Galleries of Justice, cinemas, museums. 20 minutes away from the Nottingham Forest stadium or the Trent Bridge cricket ground. Recent addition of super comfortable large sofa bed.

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Home in The Park
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 206 reviews

Cosy modern house patio free parking 15 min walk

Enjoy a relaxing & quiet stay in our brand new studio, with a patio & free parking, all walking distance to the city centre, in the beautiful leafy sought after Park Estate. You can walk to the Nottingham castle, Theatre Royal, Nottingham Playhouse or the Motorpoint Arena, or to many pubs (incl. the Ye Old Trip to Jerusalem dated back from 1068), restaurants including the nationally acclaimed Alchemilla & Japanese Kushi-ya . Close to universities, train station and the QMC.

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The exterior of the bungalow is presented, featuring a red brick facade and a white front door. Large windows provide natural light, while a paved walkway leads to the entrance. A gravel area is visible surrounding the building, contributing to the welcoming atmosphere.
Bungalow in Eastwood
4.88 out of 5 average rating, 146 reviews

Full Bungalow in Eastwood - 1 Bed Room

Situated just a short drive from the Peak district and only 90 seconds walk from the home of the world famous poet, DH Lawrence, this self contained bungalow offers easy access to the country side and to the birth place and inspiration for one of the UK's most famous writers. Parking is available for free, mountain bikers can have secure storage for their bikes and if you wish to follow the life of DH Lawrence, the historic blue line trail runs directly outside the front door.

Top Guest favourite
The lodge is set against a backdrop of lush greenery and autumn foliage. A spacious field stretches in the foreground, while trees and shrubs offer natural framing. The building features a modern design with a sloped roof, complemented by a wooden fence surrounding the property.
Condo in Langley Mill
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 182 reviews

Lodgeview Guest Suite

Lodgeview guest suite is a rural retreat with excellent views and access into surrounding Nature Reserves, Derbyshire and Nottingham. Dog friendly accommodation at no extra cost. You’ll find a full kitchen for self catering and USB ports on every socket. Tea, coffee, sugar, milk, condiments, light snacks and a variety pack of cereal are ready for you. Eco friendly shower gel, shampoo and conditioner. Digital TV and WiFi included. Comfortable Sofa bed. It’s a home from home

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Broxtowe District?

    Stays near community parks and historic neighborhoods like Beeston are frequently suggested for convenient access to green spaces and local dining. Nearby villages around the district have welcoming homes that suit a range of group sizes.

  • What are the best things to do in Broxtowe District with kids?

    Children can enjoy playgrounds, wildlife spotting in nature reserves, and interactive museum exhibits that highlight the area's history. Family-friendly parks and community centers also host activities and events throughout the year.

  • What are some of the best things to do in Broxtowe District?

    Explore nature reserves, visit local heritage museums, and stroll community parks in Broxtowe District. Traditional pubs and seasonal markets provide opportunities for locally rooted experiences.

  • How is the weather in Broxtowe District?

    Broxtowe District has mild summers around 67–71°F (19–22°C) and cooler winters near 35–45°F (2–7°C) with frequent rain, especially in autumn and winter. Layered clothing and waterproof gear help make the most of your visit.

  • When is the best time to visit Broxtowe District?

    Late spring and summer are often recommended for milder temperatures around 60–70°F (16–21°C) and local festivals. Autumn brings colorful foliage, and winter is cooler with frequent rain, so packing layers is useful year-round.

  • What are the best places to visit in Broxtowe District?

    Visitors frequently explore nature reserves, local parks, and heritage centers around Broxtowe District. Beeston is known for its historic architecture and vibrant community atmosphere.

  • What are some hiking trails in Broxtowe District?

    Broxtowe District has woodlands and meadow trails winding through nature reserves, as well as paths connecting villages and parklands. These walks provide opportunities to explore local wildlife and scenic countryside.

  • What are some family activities we can do in Broxtowe District?

    Broxtowe District has parks, nature reserves, and interactive museums that are frequently suggested for families. Children can enjoy playgrounds, heritage sites, and seasonal community events around the area.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas from Broxtowe District?

    Consider exploring nearby market towns, touring stately homes in the countryside, or visiting larger cities for museums and cultural sites. Natural areas just outside the district often appeal to walkers and nature lovers.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Broxtowe District?

    Many accommodations around Broxtowe District welcome pets, especially stays near green spaces and local parks. Walking trails and dog-friendly community areas make traveling with pets more convenient.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Broxtowe District?

    Chat with locals at traditional pubs or markets for community insights, and explore footpaths that weave through parks and villages. Rain showers are common, so having a waterproof layer is helpful for outdoor plans.

  • What is Broxtowe District known for?

    Broxtowe District is known for its green spaces, local history, and community spirit reflected in parks and heritage sites. The area has traditional markets and is often associated with a mix of rural charm and suburban neighborhoods.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in Broxtowe District?

    Seek out locally rooted shops, quiet village footpaths, and smaller nature reserves tucked around Broxtowe District. Community gardens and lesser-known heritage buildings add charm for those who enjoy discovering local stories.

  • What are the best foods to try in Broxtowe District?

    Local dishes often feature hearty British classics such as pies, roasted meats, and traditional puddings, frequently suggested in pubs and cafes. Many enjoy market-fresh produce, farmhouse cheeses, and seasonal baked goods.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Broxtowe District?

    Pack comfortable walking shoes, a waterproof jacket for occasional rain, and layered clothing to suit changing weather, which typically ranges from 35–71°F (2–22°C). An umbrella and a camera can also help you explore local parks and heritage sites.

  • What is the nightlife in Broxtowe District like?

    Nightlife in Broxtowe District centers on traditional pubs with live music, community events, and cozy bars. Occasional performances and food events provide relaxed evening experiences for visitors.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in Broxtowe District?

    Broxtowe District has seasonal fêtes, local food festivals, and arts events, often held in parks or community centers during spring and summer. Holiday celebrations and outdoor concerts are also frequently suggested by locals.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Broxtowe District?

    Broxtowe District has a mix of family-friendly rentals, especially in neighborhoods near parks and Beeston, with homes offering space for different group sizes. Many include amenities tailored for children or family groups.

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