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Welcome to New Homes in Nuneaton, the easy way to find new homes in Nuneaton and the surrounding area. The largest town in Warwickshire, with the River Anker gently ambling through it, Nuneaton is vibrant and modern town. Much of the centre was rebuilt after heavy bombing during WW2, and consequently the town has an open modern feel to it. The recently constructed Ropewalk Shopping Centre, provides an example of the redevelopment the town has undergone. Easy access to the M6, the M42 and M69 motorways, and the nearby convergence of three major railway routes, have helped Nuneaton become popular with commuters working in Birmingham and Coventry. The town is peppered with large open spaces such as Riversley Park, where the town's museum and gallery are located. Enjoy the benefits of a newly built home with access to great transport links and all the essential amenities of a contemporary town, search for a new home in Nuneaton today!

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Nuneaton is a major market town in the Warwickshire County in the West Midlands region of England. Nuneaton is located in a region that is often called the Heart of England given its central location. Nuneaton shares a rich history and traces its origins as a religious town with a nunnery. It is home to an 11th century nunnery that has withstood the tests of time. Nuneaton also received its name from this nunnery as it was earlier known as Eaton.

Nuneaton developed into a major market town and centre of textile industry during the industrial revolution. The town of Nuneaton also emerged as a warehousing centre because of its excellent railway links, according to Vernon Pethard of www.newhomesforsale.co.uk.

Nuneaton is home to nearly 71,000 people and serves as a bedroom community for the nearby cities of Birmingham and Coventry. Nuneaton is located at a distance of approximately 93 miles from London. Major suburbs and towns near Nuneaton are Bedworth, Whitestone, Hinckley, Atherstone, and Stretton Baskerville.

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Places of Interest in Nuneaton

Nuneaton Museum: Nuneaton Museum is a major tourist attraction in town. Nuneaton Museum is also popular with literary buffs owing to its large collection of artefacts related to world famous author George Eliot. The collection is part of a permanent display on the celebrated author, who was born in Nuneaton. The museum also features hundreds of relics from Roman, medieval, Norman, and other eras.
Bedworth Heritage Centre: A popular tourist attraction in Nuneaton, Bedworth Heritage Centre houses a large collection of contemporary and historical relics. It is housed in a building that is known for its architectural significance.
George Eliot Hospital Museum: Nuneaton is proud of its association with George Eliot. This popular museum in Nuneaton was originally a hospital and teaching facility for medical students. It has since been converted into a museum and houses a learning centre. Nuneaton visitors can learn about the working of a modern hospital, equipment used in treatment, and other functions.
Bosworth Battlefield: A short distance from Nuneaton is this famous battlefield where Richard III was defeated by the then Henry Tudor, who went on to become Henry VII. It has now become a major tourist attraction in Nuneaton with thousands of visitors flocking to this location.
St. Nicolas Church: A medieval church that played an important role during the historic upheavals is now a popular tourist attraction in Nuneaton. Guided tours are available for this landmark building.
All Saints Church: A historic church that played host to George Eliot, who used to attend services here. It was badly damaged by German bombing during the WWII and was rebuilt, ironically, by German prisoners of war.

Famous People from Nuneaton

George Eliot remains the most popular person from Nuneaton. Eliot, who was actually a woman Mary Anne, was born in Arbury Hall in Nuneaton. Her male pen name enabled her to chart waters in literature that were earlier considered forbidden for women. Footballer Matty Fryatt was born in Nuneaton.

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