1-bedroom Flat for rent at Lord Nelson Street, Nottingham, NG2

A designer-finished one-bedroom loft on the top floor of a converted period building, on a quiet residential street in Sneinton — ten minutes' walk from Nottingham city centre, the train station, Sneinton Market and the Lace Market tram stop.

This isn't a magnolia-and-pine rental. The flat has been styled from scratch — warm brick-effect feature walls, painted black beams across a sloped loft ceiling, deep navy panelling, mustard velvet headboard and warm Edison lighting. It's been used until now as a serviced apartment, so everything in the photos — the sofa, the rugs, the artwork, the dining set, the kettle and toaster — stays. You unlock the door, drop your bags, and the place is liveable that night.

LIVING / DINING

Open-plan lounge and dining area with a large grey corner sofa, wall-mounted TV, and a round dining table that seats four. Sash windows on two sides flood the room with light, and a vintage trunk doubles as a coffee table.

BEDROOM

King-size bed against a panelled navy feature wall with bedside reading lights and floating cube shelves. A separate work nook sits opposite — solid wood desk, task lamp and a velvet office chair against a brick-effect feature wall. Comfortable wardrobe storage and a second wall-mounted TV.

KITCHEN

Full kitchen with electric oven and hob, full-height fridge/freezer, washing machine, microwave, kettle, toaster and a knife block. Two windows over the sink, plenty of worktop, and all the cookware, crockery and utensils included.

BATHROOM

Bath with electric shower over, full-length mirror, navy walls and natural-feel wood floor.

THE PRACTICAL BITS

- Fully furnished — moving in is genuinely a one-bag job

- Desk space designed for working from home

- Free street parking directly outside

- Broadband already wired in

- Top-floor flat.

- Council tax band A, EPC rating D

TENANCY

Available immediately. Rent £845 pcm, deposit £975 (five weeks). Tenancy is an Assured Tenancy under the Renters' Rights Act 2024, periodic from day one. Referencing applies as standard.