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Aspley, Nottingham — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Aspley is a ward of Nottingham three miles west of the city centre, with St Margaret's Church and Aspley Hall among its named buildings.
About Aspley
Where to stay in Aspley
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Nobody books Aspley for itself. The ward is housing and road, three miles out from Nottingham City Centre, and travellers who stop here are usually doing it for the M1 at Junction 26 rather than for anything inside the boundary. Beds are thin.
The A610 carries the traffic in and out, which suits you if a car is the plan and Bulwell, Basford or Bilborough are on the day's route.
About Aspley
What are the main landmarks in Aspley?
St Margaret's Church heads a short list, and beside it stand only Aspley Hall and the Hope Centre, which leaves the A610 as the most visible line through the ward. Sightseeing runs thin. Bulwell, Basford and Bilborough sit around the edges, and Nottingham City Centre is the three-mile trip in for anything the ward itself does not hold.
What is the history of Aspley?
Aspley is a ward first. It sits inside the boundaries of Nottingham City Council, in Nottinghamshire, England, and no founding year is set down for it as a separate settlement. St Margaret's Church, Aspley Hall and the Hope Centre make up the whole of the recorded roll of buildings, which is short for a district of this size.
The A610 runs through it as the principal road.
Where is Aspley?
Aspley lies south of Bulwell, west of Basford and north of Bilborough, with the A610 as its principal road and Junction 26 of the M1 not far off.
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Updated September 2026