Lawrence Point, Eastwood
Lawrence Point, Eastwood
The new development of Lawrence Point is ideally positioned close to the heart of Eastwood in Nottinghamshire, rich in character and local heritage while offering excellent everyday convenience, the birthplace of celebrated author D. H. Lawrence features a vibrant and extensive town centre close at hand, providing a wide range of shops, supermarkets, cafés, restaurants and traditional pubs, along with leisure facilities and healthcare services. Surrounded by a variety of parks and sports clubs, the scenic Nottinghamshire countryside close at hand, plus the scenic walks down the banks of the River Erewash, residents can enjoy access to attractive rural landscapes, perfect for outdoor leisure and relaxation.
Lawrence Point also benefits from excellent transport links, with the A610 providing straightforward routes into Nottingham city centre and Junction 26 of the M1 offering wider regional connectivity. Regular bus services connect Eastwood to surrounding towns, while nearby rail stations provide onward travel options providing an additional option. Combined with a choice of local schools, Lawrence Point is well suited to professionals, families and first-time buyers seeking a balance of comfortable living and strong connectivity.
- Langley Mill Rail Station (2.3km)
- Ilkeston Rail Station (4.5km)
Properties in this development
LSL The SO Hub specialises in the sale of high-quality shared ownership properties that make homeownership more accessible. Our dedicated team oversee the whole process from sales to completion, and all buyers are guided through an understanding of how each scheme works and, if affordability is a concern, how this could work for them.
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LSL The SO Hub specialises in the sale of high-quality shared ownership properties that make homeownership more accessible. Our dedicated team oversee the whole process from sales to completion, and all buyers are guided through an understanding of how each scheme works and, if affordability is a concern, how this could work for them.