A trail of energy efficient local properties in the NG9 area to visit online or on foot.
Created by Greening Beeston.
"This trail is a practical example of how communities can be part of the solution to the carbon crisis".... Greg Marshall, Deputy Leader, Broxtowe Borough Council. read more.
Created by Greening Beeston.
"This trail is a practical example of how communities can be part of the solution to the carbon crisis".... Greg Marshall, Deputy Leader, Broxtowe Borough Council. read more.
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Owners describe in their own words the energy saving changes they have made, the benefits gained and any problems they have encountered. The changes range from simple, low-cost actions to more complex, expensive projects.
On foot: plan your route using our map (click here). Scan the property’s QR code or enter its web address on the sign located at the boundary of the property. Some signs are now in place. Online: click on a picture below to read more about that property, or browse all the properties and find one like yours. We believe that EcoTrail-NG9 is an innovative approach to encouraging energy saving actions and we hope you will be inspired you to make changes to your own home. HAVE YOU MADE CHANGES? If you’ve undertaken energy saving work on your own property and would like to be part of EcoTrail-NG9, click here to find out how to add your property. HAVE YOU BEEN INSPIRED? If this website has inspired you to make changes to your own property, tell us here. |
14 BRAMCOTE AVE., BEESTON, NG9 4DG: A semi-detached house built in 1929, with a 2019 two-storey side extension.
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13 ELM AVENUE, BEESTON, NG9 1BU: A detached Edwardian house in a conservation area with solid brick walls.
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24 CUMBERLAND AVE., BEESTON, NG9 4DH: A 1930s semi-detached house with solid walls and a 1999 two-storey cavity wall extension.
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2 NORTH DRIVE, CHILWELL, NG9 4DY: A contemporary-styled home created from a post-war utilitarian, solid brick-walled 1946 bungalow.
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17 HOPE STREET, BEESTON, NG9 1DJ: A 1900s two-storey detached house with solid brick walls, with two modern cavity wall extensions.
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97 WOLLATON ROAD, BEESTON, NG9 2NP: A recently extended Victorian semi circa 1870, solid brick walls & slate roof,
3 floors plus cellar.
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21 ELM AVE., BEESTON, NG9 1BU: A detached
Edwardian house with a new detached energy-efficient studio.
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19 HOPE STREET, BEESTON, NG9 1DJ: Built in 2008-2009 to meet level 5 of the code for sustainable homes.
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10 LIME GROVE AVE., CHILWELL, NG9 4AR: A 1930s semi-detached house with solid brick walls. The 80s 2-storey extension has an attic room.
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2a BRAMCOTE DRIVE, BEESTON, NG9 1AW: Built 2021-23 a two-story PassivHaus replacing an outdated 1960s bungalow.
15 HAMPDEN GROVE, BEESTON, NG9 1FG: A semi-detached Edwardian property, which had almost no insulation and no central heating.
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2 LARCH CRESCENT, BEESTON, NG9 4DL: A Mock-Tudor 1930’s solid brick house with a 1980’s cavity wall extension.
METHODIST CHURCH, CHILWELL ROAD, BEESTON, NG9 1EH: The church has undergone a major redevelopment to reduce its carbon footprint.
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BARNCROFT, INHAM NOOK, CHILWELL, NG9 4HU: Developed by Broxtowe Borough Council as part of a Homes England funded project.
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Disclaimer: EcoTrail-NG9 aims to provide information as accurately as possible but we cannot guarantee that all statements are correct.
