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A picturesque riverside village named after its red cliffs, offering excellent schools, outdoor activities, and a thriving community.
Heritage
Radcliffe on Trent takes its name from the distinctive red cliffs along the River Trent that have defined the landscape for centuries. First mentioned in the Domesday Book of 1086, the village has a rich history stretching back over a millennium.
The village grew around its medieval church and developed as an agricultural community. The arrival of the Grantham Canal in 1797 and later the railway brought new prosperity.
Today, Radcliffe is known for its outdoor recreational opportunities, particularly the Grantham Canal walks and riverside activities.
Domesday Book
Village first recorded
Grantham Canal
Canal route through village
Distinctive riverside geology
Radcliffe has excellent primary education within the village and access to outstanding secondary schools.
Ofsted Good
Ofsted Good
Bingham, Outstanding
West Bridgford
Overall crime level
Family environment
Riverside walks, fishing, and water sports facilities.
Historic canal with beautiful towpath walks and wildlife.
Local shops, cafés, pubs, and community facilities.
Historic parish church dating to medieval times.
Cricket club, tennis courts, golf course nearby.
Historic canal wharf area with character properties.
to Nottingham City Centre by car
Regular routes to Nottingham and Bingham
A52, easy access to A46
Bingham station 3 miles
East Midlands Airport 18 miles
Radcliffe offers a mix of period properties, 1960s-80s homes, and modern developments with premium prices for riverside locations.
Average house price
Premium for riverside village
Terraced
Semi-detached
Detached
Cottages
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