Location

1-6 Haydn Road, Carrington, Nottingham, NG5 2JY.

Accommodation

Featuring secondary glazing for added warmth, each home boasts a cosy layout ideal for individuals or couples. Each cottage benefits from a private rear garden, while a well-maintained communal garden at the front enhances the sense of community. Please note that there is no allocated parking available.

Eligibility

These cottages are managed under the Nottingham Community Almshouse Charity and are for people aged 50 years and over who live or have lived in Nottingham or Nottinghamshire.

Heritage

This almshouse is a good example of philanthropy of wealthy late Victorians. These charming cottages were built in 1877 in Sherwood, Nottingham for poor widows or spinsters whose fathers were merchants, tradesmen or professional men. The building was paid for by Maria Christian Cartwright, born in Nottingham in 1805, wife of Sidney Cartwright of The Leasowes, Penn, Staffordshire.

NCHA assumed trusteeship in 1995 and renovated the almshouses the following year.

Local information

There's a host of local amenities in the area including a variety of shops and independent retailers. There's also plenty of restaurants and cafes to choose from. There are excellent transport links, making Haydn Road a desirable location for convenient urban living.

Support for residents

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