Commanding magnificent views of the Trent Valley, Chartwell Grange is an exclusive development of individually styled two, three, four and five bedroom homes. Each home is designed to the finest specification and offers many exciting features as standard.

Located off Mapperley Plains Road, Mapperley, Chartwell Grange enjoys a setting rich in history, dating back to the 13th century.

Mapperley was once an area of lush pastureland, but the tiny hamlet soon expanded as industry developed.

The Mapurley family, who once owned the land, were renowned for their superb meat and confectionery. Two members of the family, Thomas and John Mapurley, were members of parliament; John was also Sheriff and Mayor of the county.

For centuries Mapperley's industry was brickmaking, and bricks originating in these kilns were sent to build London's St. Pancras station.

Today, the area offers many modern amenities together with excellent transport links to Nottingham city centre and surrounding districts.

Famed internationally for its magnificent lace, Nottingham has also bred many famous figures ranging from Robin Hood to William Booth, pioneer of the salvation army.

For the sporting enthusiast, Nottingham's abundant facilities include, tennis, golf, cricket and football clubs, in addition to horse racing at Colwick Park and an outstanding watersports centre at Holme Pierrepoint.

Country Parks and historic attractions in the county include, Rufford Park, Clumber Park, Thoresby and Rufford Abbey, Nottingham Castle, Wollaton Hall and Newstead Abbey.

Chartwell Grange is superbly situated close to Arnold, Carlton, and Gedling and just four miles from Nottingham city centre with its extensive restaurants, theatres, cinemas and shopping facilities.