4 bedroom detached house at Torvill Park

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*About Torvill Park

Torvill Park is a development of contemporary and energy-efficient new homes in Fairham, a flourishing community just six miles from the vibrant city of Nottingham. These 2,3 and 4-bedroom homes are equipped with future-focused technologies and will appeal to first-time buyers, growing families, and commuters around the East Midlands as the M1 is nearby for access to Derby and Leicester.

Leisure

Nature lovers will feel right at home in Fairham, as there are several nature reserves and woodlands managed by the Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust located in the surrounding area. These include the Attenborough Nature Reserve and Centre, named after Britain's most beloved biologist, as well as Wilwell Farm Cutting, and Skylarks, which is notable for being the first site of its kind to be designed with wheelchair accessibility in mind. The legendary ancient oak woodlands of Sherwood Forest are also within driving distance for exciting days out retracing the steps of Robin Hood.

Nottingham city centre, about 20 minutes away by tram from Clifton, offers a diverse choice of entertainment from live music across its multiple venues, to theatres and cinemas. During the daytime there are several museums and historic sites to explore in and around the city, including Nottingham Castle, the Industrial Museum, and Wollaton Hall, Gardens and Deer Park.

Nearer to home, exciting future plans for the Fairham community include sports pitches with a changing facility, a community centre and a health facility site, subject to local authority requirements.

Education

The construction of a new primary school is within the future plan for Fairham, and it is anticipated to open in the 2028 academic year. Currently there are several primary schools situated under 10 minutes' drive away in nearby Clifton, including Highbank Primary and Whitegate Primary, while Farnborough Spencer Academy provides secondary education.

Nottingham Trent University's well-equipped Clifton Campus is also located here, ideal for those pursuing or working within higher education.

Shopping

Residents at Torvill Park will benefit from a range of shops and major supermarkets in nearby Clifton, just a mile away. Clifton also has a choice of inviting pubs and restaurants, plus popular fast food options, within a short driving distance from home.

Nottingham city centre is known for its excellent shopping, from high street favourites to independent retailers along Derby Road, and in Hockley and the Lace Market, the Exchange, and the Flying Horse Walk arcade. The Victoria Centre is Nottingham's largest indoor shopping centre, with dozens of big brand stores, chain eateries and cafes under one roof.

Transport

While Torvill Park enjoys a semi-rural location, its transport links are excellent with convenient access to a major motorway, and the local tram network situated close to your new home in Fairham.

Junction 24 of the M1 is a short drive from the development, and you can get to Derby in about 25 minutes, while the journey to Burton upon Trent or Leicester will take approximately 45 minutes.

Travelling into central Nottingham is easy from Torvill Park, as Clifton South Park and Ride is located just a mile away. Here you can park for free before hopping onto the tram to Nottingham city centre, and trips take just over 20 minutes and run as frequently as every seven minutes during the day. As a fantastic benefit of choosing your new home in the neighbourhood of Fairham, you'll receive two free adult annual Nottingham Express Transit (net) passes, altogether worth over GBP1,300.

Opening Hours

Monday 10:00 - 17:00Tuesday closed

Wednesday closed

Thursday 10:00 - 17:00Friday 10:00 - 17:00Saturday 10:00 - 17:00Sunday 10:00 - 17:00Directions

Our Torvill Park development is located in Fairham, an emerging neighbourhood on the periphery of open countryside, a short drive from Gotham and approximately six miles from central Nottingham. Clifton South Park and Ride is one mile away and provides straightforward access to the city by tram, with services running as frequently as every seven minutes throughout the day.

Junction 24 of the M1 is close by for travel to Derby in about 25 minutes, while Burton upon Trent and Leicester can be reached in around 45 minutes.

The development falls under the administration of Rushcliffe Borough Council and Nottingham City Council.

Fairham town is evolving over the next few years, benefitting from substantial investment to deliver new housing, green open space, employment opportunities, and a state-of-the-art Neighbourhood Centre. The highly anticipated centre will be a vibrant hub of facilities, with new cycle and walk paths to enjoy. Designed to appear more like a traditional village setting, the hub will support local businesses with its flexible layout.

Not only this, but locals can enjoy Fairham's position within Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust's corridor of wildlife preservation.

Further development is planned for the future, with scope for a new primary school, sporting facilities, and health facility.

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Nearest station Clifton Centre tram stop 470 m, 6 min walk

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• Awaiting decisionSmall scheme270 mT1 - Oak - Reduce crown by 2m Reason: Reducing back away from property in line with previous work carried out, the neighbouring nursing home have also requested this work to be carried out to allow for more light into the residents rooms. TPO 414. T1Made 25 Aug 2026 · 26/01527/PTPO
• ApprovedSmall scheme330 mProposed two storey side extension, removal of existing bay windows and erection of front porch. Reconfiguration of internal layout and alteration of existing windows and doors on rear elevationMade 16 Jul 2026 · decided 17 Sept 2026 · 26/01228/PFUL3
• ApprovedSmall scheme340 mSingle storey rear extension 3.89m depth, 3.64m height, 2.25m height to eaves.Made 25 Jun 2026 · decided 5 Aug 2026 · 26/01086/PAHPD
• ApprovedSmall scheme170 mDouble story side extension and single story rear extensionMade 16 Jun 2026 · decided 18 Aug 2026 · 26/01014/PFUL3
• ApprovedSmall scheme490 mChange of Use of upper floors from retail / commercial to 3-bed apartment (Use Class C3) with access from ground floorMade 7 May 2026 · decided 2 Jul 2026 · 26/00725/PFUL3
• ApprovedSmall scheme500 mNew shopfront and addition of roller shutters to front of shop.Made 26 Feb 2026 · decided 23 Apr 2026 · 26/00205/PFUL3

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