Location

1-5, Cow Lane, Bramcote, Nottingham, NG9 3DJ

Accommodation

Featuring central heating throughout, these homes provide a cosy living space while retaining their original character. The properties are not suitable for individuals with wheelchair access needs due to their age and layout. On-street parking is available for residents, and the well-maintained communal gardens offer a peaceful outdoor space to relax.

Eligibility

These homes are managed under the Nottingham Community Almshouse Charity and are for people over the age of 50 who live or have lived in Bramcote or Nottingham.    

Heritage

The date stone is located just off the centre of the building with the wording, ‘Almshouses erected by Frances Jane Longden 1852.’ The patron was Frances Jane Longden, the sister of John Sherwin Gregory of Bramcote Manor.

This Grade II listed almshouse was built to provide accommodation for four poor members of the Church of England who lived in the ancient parish of Bramcote. The women were also to receive two shillings a week and two tonnes of coal each year. 

Nottingham Community Almshouse Charity assumed trusteeship in 2007.

Local information

Bramcote offers a range of local shops and services. The nearby town of Beeston features a variety of retail outlets and supermarkets. The area is well-served by public transport. Bramcote is a desirable residential area known for its strong community spirit and rich heritage. The village hosts various community events and has active local groups.

Support for residents

As landlords, NCHA provides the option to receive 24/7 telephone support through our Customer Wellbeing service.