The British Waterways Building, Nottingham

The British Waterways Building, formerly known as the Trent Navigation Company warehouse, is situated on Nottingham Canal. It is a Grade II-listed building that looks majestically over the city. It has been recently restored and currently serves as luxury apartments. The stately British Waterways Building dominates the other historic warehouses in the vicinity.

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Sight Name: The British Waterways Building
Sight Location: Nottingham, England (See walking tours in Nottingham)
Sight Type: Attraction/Landmark

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