39 brownfield sites without permission in Nottingham
- No permission
- 39
- Homes they could take
- 2,135
- Application pending
- 48
- All live sites
- 75
Nottingham lists 75 live sites on its brownfield register. These are the ones with no planning permission or an application still undecided, largest first. 15 register entries give no housing estimate.
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Waterside - Freeth Street
- Could take
- 400–450 homes
- Site area
- 8.2 ha
≈49 homes per hectare, typical of houses and flats
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Victoria Works, Cairns Street
- Could take
- 350 homes
- Site area
- 0.4 ha
≈1,000 homes per hectare, exceptionally high: tower schemes can reach this, but check the site area on the council's register
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Canal Quarter - Queens Rd, East of Nottingham Station, Queens Road
- Could take
- 200 homes
- Site area
- 1.2 ha
≈161 homes per hectare, typical of high-rise flats
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Waterside - Iremonger Road, London Road
- Could take
- 100–150 homes
- Site area
- 1.0 ha
≈105 homes per hectare, typical of flats
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Between Rick St & Howard St off Glasshouse St, NG1 3LP
- Could take
- 139 homes
- Site area
- 0.1 ha
≈993 homes per hectare, exceptionally high: tower schemes can reach this, but check the site area on the council's register
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Bobbers Mill Bridge - Bobbers Mill Industrial Estate
- Could take
- 80–120 homes
- Site area
- 4.4 ha
≈18 homes per hectare, typical of houses
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Vernon Road - Former Johnsons Dyeworks
- Could take
- 60–115 homes
- Site area
- 4.4 ha
≈14 homes per hectare, typical of houses
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Chalfont Drive - Former Government Buildings
- Could take
- 104 homes
- Site area
- 13.8 ha
≈8 homes per hectare, typical of houses
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Haydn Rd/Hucknall Rd - Severn Trent Water Depot
- Could take
- 60–80 homes
- Site area
- 1.5 ha
≈39 homes per hectare, typical of houses and flats
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Waterside - Cattle Market, Cattle Market Road
- Could take
- 50–80 homes
- Site area
- 3.3 ha
≈15 homes per hectare, typical of houses
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Former Elms School, off Cranmer Street
- Could take
- 75 homes
- Site area
- 1.1 ha
≈68 homes per hectare, typical of houses and flats
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31 Curzon Street/185-191 Huntingdon Street
- Could take
- 63 homes
- Site area
- 0.8 ha
≈83 homes per hectare, typical of flats
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Millennium Garage, 565 And 567 Woodborough Rd, Nottingham, NG3 5GG
- Could take
- 55 homes
- Site area
- 0.8 ha
≈69 homes per hectare, typical of houses and flats
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Carlton Road - Castle College
- Could take
- 55 homes
- Site area
- 1.3 ha
≈43 homes per hectare, typical of houses and flats
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Derby Road - Former Hillside Club, Leengate
- Could take
- 30–50 homes
- Site area
- 1.1 ha
≈28 homes per hectare, typical of houses
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Between Cowan Street and Beck Street
- Could take
- 38 homes
- Site area
- 0.1 ha
≈380 homes per hectare, typical of high-rise flats
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Sturgeon Avenue - The Spinney
- Could take
- 36 homes
- Site area
- 0.9 ha
≈42 homes per hectare, typical of houses and flats
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Maville House, Maville Works, Beech Avenue
- Could take
- 36 homes
- Site area
- 0.2 ha
≈180 homes per hectare, typical of high-rise flats
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Corner of Nottingham Rd, Lincoln St, 450-452 Nottingham Road Old Basford
- Could take
- 30 homes
- Site area
- 0.1 ha
≈231 homes per hectare, typical of high-rise flats
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Disused garage, Ilkeston Road, Opposite Cobden St
- Could take
- 30 homes
- Site area
- 0.2 ha
≈130 homes per hectare, typical of flats
- Application pending
Marco Island, Huntingdon Street
- Could take
- 25 homes
- Site area
- 0.3 ha
≈86 homes per hectare, typical of flats
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The Irwin Business Centre, Church St, Old Basford
- Could take
- 24 homes
- Site area
- 0.1 ha
≈218 homes per hectare, typical of high-rise flats
- Application pending
Shell for Southglade Convenience Store and Notts Cars, Southglade Road, Nottingham, NG5 5GF
- Could take
- 23 homes
- Site area
- 0.3 ha
≈82 homes per hectare, typical of flats
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Bobbers Mill Bridge - Land Adjacent to Bobbers Mill Industrial Estate
- Could take
- 17–21 homes
- Site area
- 0.6 ha
≈31 homes per hectare, typical of houses