With Phase 2 of Fruit Market set for completion in 2026, we thought it would be helpful to provide you with an overview of the available homes.

With phase 2 fast approaching, here’s a few highlights about the success of Phase 1 of Fruit Market.

There are plenty of options for Pizza in Nottingham and several in Hockley, however, if you want a pizza that is close to the real Napoli deal, then Pizza Pilgrims is a fun place for a fast bite.

Despatch is perhaps Hockley’s most funky coffee stop and is certainly the most colourful.

We’re delighted to share that Fruit Market has been awarded the ‘Healthy Life Award’ by the Housing Design Awards.

Phase 1 of Fruit Market reaches practical completion. Make an appointment to view the last remaining properties.

Wild Clothing, a 40-year Nottingham institution is perhaps the city’s first and most authentic vintage shop. Wild built its name back in the 80s when Hockley was first thriving location for independent clothes shops.

Hey!Chili is one of the newest restaurants on the Hockley scene and offers a selection of Southeast Asian dishes with a modern twist. The restaurant has a funky neon coloured sign and rather basic and minimal interior.

A stylish and affordable Spanish style tapas bar situated in the heart of the Hockley area has been a buzzing spot for regular Hockley diners since it opened its doors in 2016. Built on the reputation of its older sister ‘Iberico’ a long standing fine dining tapas restaurant a few minutes away in the Lace Market, Iberico is its faster and more casual partner.

The record store and venue from the iconic Rough Trade record label has stores in Bristol, London, New York and just round the corner from Fruit Market in Nottingham. Founded by Geoff Travis in 1976, Rough Trade began life as a record store in Ladbroke Grove, London.