Location

1-8 Berridge Road off Sherwood Rise, Forest Fields, Nottingham, NG7 6LY.

Accommodation

The historic building has secondary double glazing, which gives the homes added warmth and sound insulation. Residents can enjoy access to a shared communal garden, providing a pleasant outdoor space. Please note that there is no dedicated parking nearby, and the property is not suitable for those with mobility needs.

Eligibility

These homes are managed under the Nottingham Community Almshouse Charity. They're for people aged 50 years and over who live or have lived in Nottingham or Nottinghamshire, who are looking for independent living from a supportive landlord.

Heritage

Norris Almshouses comprise of eight one-bedroom houses. They were funded by Mary Smith Norris in 1893, and designed by renowned Nottingham architect Watson Fothergill. The almshouses were sensitively renovated in 1991 in accordance with the listed status of the building, including the manufacture of hundreds of hand-cut bricks, a terracotta dragon for the roof ridge and a specially commissioned weather cock and sundial.

Fothergill designed more than 100 buildings in Nottingham, and was known for his Gothic Revival style. 

Local information

Residents can enjoy convenient access to the Forest Recreation Ground, which hosts the annual Goose Fair and provides a great outdoor space. The area is well-served by public transport, with nearby tram stops offering easy connections to Nottingham city centre and surrounding areas.

Support for residents

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