Canning Terrace, Grade II listed terrace of houses at Zion Hill, Nottingham, England.
Canning Terrace features two symmetrical wings of residential buildings arranged along the cemetery gatehouse at Canning Circus in Nottingham city center.
Built between 1837 and 1840 by architect Samuel Sutton Rawlinson, the terrace was established as almshouses during the industrial development of Nottingham.
The terrace takes its name from George Canning, who served as British Prime Minister in 1827 and influenced local political developments.
The residential properties in Canning Terrace now offer various housing options with estimated market values ranging from £168,000 to £174,000.
The 1985 restoration of Canning Terrace maintained the original architectural elements while adapting the buildings for contemporary residential use.
Location: City of Nottingham
Architects: Samuel Sutton Rawlinson
GPS coordinates: 52.95609,-1.16159
Latest update: March 3, 2025 11:46
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