Nottingham’s first co-living space, Waterway House, is set to rise on Crocus Street—replacing a 70s office block with 275 stylish units and a ground-floor hub of shared amenities like a gym, padel court, gourmet kitchen, movie rooms, lounges, and workspaces. Originally planned as an eight-story tower, the revised design now prioritizes quality over quantity, shrinking unit count by 25 to offer bigger, more livable spaces for working professionals still building toward homeownership. While neighbors remain silent and the Civic Society approves the lower height (less impact on heritage), they note the new look feels more generic than the earlier design. This 24/7 managed community aims to foster connection while empowering residents to eventually own their homes—a bold, modern twist on urban living.
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