Map & location
Overview
NG2 6AE is located in West Bridgford, a well-regarded suburban area on the southern bank of the River Trent, administered by Rushcliffe Borough Council. The postcode falls within the Musters ward, a quiet, predominantly residential neighbourhood characterised by leafy streets of Edwardian and inter-war semi-detached homes, close to the vibrant retail and café culture of Central Avenue and Bridgford Road.
The area is highly sought-after for its excellent schools, proximity to Nottingham city centre (just across Trent Bridge), and easy access to Victoria Embankment, the River Trent meadows, and Nottingham Forest's City Ground stadium. Residents benefit from good bus links into the city, independent shops, and a strong community atmosphere that has long made West Bridgford one of Nottinghamshire's most desirable places to live.
Source: HM Land Registry Price Paid
The median sold price here is £321,500, around 23% above the wider NG2 district average of £260,963 (HM Land Registry, 618 recent sales).
Getting here
NG2 6AE is well served by Nottingham City Transport buses running along the A60 corridor and Loughborough Road into Nottingham city centre. Several frequent bus routes stop along nearby Musters Road and Melton Road, making car-free travel straightforward. Cyclists can use the dedicated Trent Bridge cycle route into the city centre and along the Embankment. The postcode is approximately 2 miles south of Nottingham city centre by road, accessible via Trent Bridge. Street parking is available on residential roads, and the area is well connected to the A52 and A60 for onward travel by car.
What it's famous for
West Bridgford is famous locally as the home of Nottingham Forest FC (the City Ground is just over a mile north-west) and Notts County FC at Meadow Lane. The area is also renowned for its outstanding schools, independent boutiques along Central Avenue, and the sweeping green riverbanks of Victoria Embankment, popular for summer events and the annual Riverside Festival. Trent Bridge Cricket Ground — one of England's most celebrated Test match venues — is nearby, drawing international visitors each summer. The suburb has a reputation as one of the most affluent and liveable parts of the East Midlands.
Services & facilities
Local authority providing planning, waste and community services
Public library on Bridgford Road with community events
Post office branch serving the local community
Weekly kerbside collection for recycling and general waste
Tourist attractions
Historic football stadium on the Trent riverbank
~1.2 milesIconic Test match venue hosting international cricket
~0.8 milesRiverside parkland with gardens, bandstand and summer events
~0.7 milesLarge landscaped park with boating lake near University of Nottingham
~1.5 milesWest Bridgford's main strip of independent shops and cafés
~0.4 milesHome of the world's oldest Football League club
~1.1 milesGPs, pharmacies & dentists
GP surgeries
NG27SD · 0115 9814124
~350 mNG27SD · 0115 8832626
~350 mNG27PX · 0115 8837380
~500 mPharmacies
NG27PX · 0115 9816604
~500 mNG27RL · 0115 7140006
~600 mDentists
NG27JJ
~200 mNG27JE
~250 mSource: NHS Organisation Data Service
Schools & universities
The nearest school, West Bridgford Infant School, is ~550 m away.
Community school
~550 mSecure units
~800 mAcademy converter
~900 mAcademy converter
~1.0 kmAcademy converter
~1.0 kmSource: Get Information About Schools (DfE)
Businesses & shops
Cluster of boutique shops, delis and cafés in West Bridgford centre
Range of gastro-pubs and restaurants on Bridgford Road
Several independent firms serving the residential property market
Major employers and visitor attractions anchoring the local economy
Gyms & leisure
River Trent riverside walks and summer festivals
~0.7 milesLocal cricket and rugby pitches on Loughborough Road
~0.5 milesLeisure centre with pool, gym and sports courts
~0.9 milesIndependent coffee shops and brunch spots
~0.4 milesFlat meadow walks and cycling along the river
~0.6 milesService providers
FTTC and FTTP broadband coverage across the postcode
Cable broadband available in parts of West Bridgford
Good 4G and 5G coverage from all major networks
Water and sewerage provider for this area
Electricity distribution network operator
Residential & community
Predominant housing stock; bay-fronted semis on tree-lined streets
Some Victorian terraced streets closer to Trent Bridge
Occasional newer builds and conversions within the ward
High rate of owner-occupation; strong private rental market too
Low through-traffic; popular with families and professionals
Transport
Train & Tube
Wilford Lane Tram Stop
Wilford
Wilford Village Tram Stop
Wilford
Meadows Embankment Tram Stop
Meadows
Queens Walk Tram Stop
Meadows
Bus stops
Musters Road / Loughborough Road stops
Frequent Nottingham City Transport services to the city centre
Bridgford Road corridor
NCT routes linking West Bridgford to Nottingham and Rushcliffe
Cycle hire
Trent Bridge Cycle Route
On-road and shared-use path over Trent Bridge into the city
Victoria Embankment Cycle Path
Scenic riverside cycle track along the south bank
Source: NaPTAN (DfT)
EV, defibrillators & more
EV charging
Rushcliffe Arena Car Park EV Points
Public EV charging at the leisure centre car park
Defibrillators
West Bridgford Community Defibrillators
Several AEDs registered with The Circuit in the local area
Postboxes & Post Office
West Bridgford Post Office
Full post office services on Bridgford Road
Fuel stations
Petrol Station, Loughborough Road
Forecourt fuel and convenience store
Places of worship
Parish church serving the local community since the 12th century
~0.5 milesActive Methodist congregation with community programmes
~0.4 milesRoman Catholic church on Bridgford Road
~0.5 milesCrime & safety
Police recorded 285 street-level crimes within about a mile of here in the latest month, most commonly shoplifting.
285 street-level crimes were reported within about a mile of this postcode in April 2026.
Source: data.police.uk. Locations are approximate (anonymised to map points) and cover England, Wales & Northern Ireland.
Area data & demographics
Housing & utilities
West Bridgford consistently commands a premium over Nottingham city prices
Edwardian and 1930s semi-detached homes dominate the NG2 6 area
Properties sell quickly; limited stock relative to buyer demand
Demographics
Air quality & noise
Extensive flood meadows and riverside walks within easy reach
Suburban location away from city-centre traffic hotspots
Parts of NG2 near the river have historical flood risk — check EA maps
Musters ward has high street tree coverage typical of inter-war suburbs
FAQs
Where is the NG2 6AE postcode?
NG2 6AE is in West Bridgford, a suburban area on the south bank of the River Trent, just outside Nottingham city boundary in Rushcliffe, Nottinghamshire.
Which council covers NG2 6AE?
NG2 6AE falls within Rushcliffe Borough Council for local services and Nottinghamshire County Council for county-level services such as highways and libraries.
Which parliamentary constituency is NG2 6AE in?
NG2 6AE is in the Rushcliffe parliamentary constituency.
What is the NG2 6AE area like to live in?
West Bridgford is widely regarded as one of the most desirable areas in the East Midlands — quiet, leafy streets, excellent schools, low crime, and a thriving independent café and retail scene on Central Avenue, with easy access to Nottingham city centre.
Are there good schools near NG2 6AE?
Several well-regarded primary and secondary schools serve the area — see the Schools section above for the nearest options, with distances and Ofsted ratings.
How do I get from NG2 6AE to Nottingham city centre?
Nottingham city centre is approximately 2 miles north across Trent Bridge. Regular NCT bus services run from Musters Road and Bridgford Road, and the route is also popular with cyclists via the Trent Bridge cycle path.
What attractions are near NG2 6AE?
Nearby highlights include Trent Bridge Cricket Ground, the City Ground (Nottingham Forest FC), Victoria Embankment riverside park, and the independent shops of Central Avenue — all within about a mile.
What type of housing is in NG2 6AE?
The area predominantly features Edwardian and 1930s bay-fronted semi-detached homes on tree-lined streets, with some Victorian terraces closer to Trent Bridge and occasional newer infill developments.
Useful links
Official records and property listings for NG2 6AE: