Northgate stands on the A50, Northgate Street. This leads northwest from the city centre, out towards the outer ring-road (Leicester Western Bypass) and beyond to the M1. It therefore affords easy access to
neighbouring towns and cities, but it’s for Leicester’s own attractions that the property is especially well placed. Less than 500m from the property, the city’s retail district begins. Rising above Vaughan Way are all manner of sleek modern buildings – everything from casinos and flagship hotels to towering retail outlets. It’s a maze of modern brands and leisure amenities: a cinema, a gym, countless restaurants and pavements cafes, museums, a climbing wall and even a conference centre

Northgate is also perfectly located for such facilities as theatres and arts centres, Leicester Cathedral, the King Richard III Visitor Centre, the town hall and the city’s main railway station. In short, it’s a property that couldn’t be more conveniently situated with respect to local employers, attractions and amenities. Residents can therefore count on excellent accommodation in an equally excellent location.

Even the briefest glance at Leicester’s urban heartland makes it clear that this is a thriving, modern city. Its centre is partly encircled by Vaughan Way, on which stand tall office buildings and elegant retail outlets, and just inside it are restaurants, bars and cultural attractions to suit all tastes. The central areas around the Highcross and Haymarket Shopping Centres are particularly popular; on Bath House Lane, for example, shoppers and diners are spoiled for choice. Close by, residents can also enjoy fitness and leisure pursuits across a host of specialist centres, and visitors can choose from a wide array of galleries, theatres and museums.