Your Complete Area Guide
A well-connected suburb on the Nottingham-Derby border with excellent tram links, good schools, and exciting future development potential.
Heritage
Toton has been shaped by its transport connections. The Toton Sidings, one of the largest railway marshalling yards in Europe, operated here from 1901 until 2019, employing thousands of local residents over the decades.
The arrival of the NET tram in 2015 transformed accessibility, connecting Toton directly to Nottingham city centre and creating new opportunities for residents.
The area was identified as the site for an East Midlands HS2 hub station, and while HS2 plans have changed, significant regeneration is still planned for the area.
Toton Sidings
Major rail yard opens
Tram Arrives
NET Line 2 opens to Toton
Major development planned
Ofsted Good
Academy, Good
Bingham, Outstanding
Comprehensive, Good
Overall crime level
Friendly area
Direct tram connection to Nottingham city centre.
Local nature reserve with walking paths and wildlife.
Convenience stores and local amenities on Stapleford Lane.
World-class nature reserve nearby for walks and birdwatching.
Nearby for shopping, dining, and entertainment.
Local sports clubs and recreation grounds.
Toton benefits from excellent tram connectivity, making it ideal for commuters to Nottingham.
to Nottingham City Centre by tram
Routes to Long Eaton and Derby
A52, M1 Junction 25 nearby
Toton Lane terminus, frequent services
East Midlands Airport 10 miles
Toton offers affordable housing with excellent transport links, making it popular with first-time buyers and commuters.
Average house price
Affordable with tram links
Terraced
Semi-detached
Detached
Cottages
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