Nottingham
Professional property photography in Nottingham
A strong student and professional rental market means your Nottingham listing has to stand out, and professional photos do exactly that.
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Covering Nottingham and nearby
Properties are photographed regularly across Nottingham, Beeston, West Bridgford, Arnold, Carlton. Outside this list? Add your address when you book and you’ll get a confirmation.
More interest
Bright, professional photos make your Nottingham listing stand out, so more renters and buyers click and enquire.
Let or sell faster
A property that shows well moves quicker, whether that's fewer void days or a faster sale.
Floor plans that convert
Rightmove research has found listings with a floor plan attract notably more interest from renters.
Simple, one-off pricing in Nottingham
No VAT, no subscription. You own everything.
- Shot by a professional photographer
- High-end, pro-level cameras and lighting
- Edited and optimised for online listings
- Delivered in a few days, with no watermarks
- Royalty-free and yours to keep for every future advert
A measured floor plan helps tenants and buyers picture the layout, cuts wasted viewings, and is delivered watermark-free for you to keep.
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Letting in Nottingham
What lets for in Nottingham
- Average
- £1,015
- 1-bed
- £735
- 2-bed
- £916
- 3-bed
- £1,054
- In a year
- +1.7%
Nottingham’s average private rent, £1,015 a month, is £87 more than the East Midlands average of £928, and the 5th highest of the 35 councils in the East Midlands that ONS publishes. Over the year to September 2026 it rose 1.7%, against a rise of 3.8% across the East Midlands.
Councils nearby, average a month
- Broxtowe (Beeston) £943
- Rushcliffe (West Bridgford) £1,050
- Gedling (Arnold, Carlton) £909
Office for National Statistics, Price Index of Private Rents, September 2026 (released 21 October 2026): new and existing tenancies. A council average is not the rent of a particular home. Every council’s figure
Licensing
Nottingham City Council runs mandatory HMO, additional HMO and selective licensing. Its fees are on the Nottingham licence fees page, each read from the council’s own pages and checked 20 September 2026.
PRS Database
Nottingham is in the East Midlands region. Registration becomes required there on 15 February 2027, and the deadline is 14 May 2027.
Since 1 May 2026 an advert for a let in England must state a specific rent, and no offer above it can be invited or accepted, so the advertised rent is the ceiling. In Nottingham, ONS puts a two-bed at £916 a month and a three-bed at £1,054, £138 more, so every bedroom belongs in the photos and on a floor plan (£25 with the shoot).
Put the photos on an advert in LetCompliance.
Upload them to the advert and they sit beside the rent and the EPC rating from the property’s record, on a page of its own with Apply to rent and Request a viewing buttons. You can copy its text and download the photos for any other site you list on. Adverts come with paid plans, from £7.99 a month, and with the 3-day trial.
Nottingham photography, answered
Do you cover Nottingham?
Yes. Nottingham and nearby areas like Beeston, West Bridgford, Arnold, Carlton are within the regular coverage area. Just add your address when you book and you'll get a confirmation.
How much is it, and what's included?
Professional photos are £79, one-off. Add a measured floor plan for £25. Both are watermark-free and royalty-free, so they're yours to keep and reuse.
Can you do same-day in Nottingham?
Sometimes, when the diary has room. Most shoots are booked a few days ahead, at a time that suits you or your tenants. It depends on the diary in Nottingham that day.
Is this for lettings or sales?
Both. Whether you're advertising a property to let or for sale, professional photos and a floor plan help it stand out and move faster.
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The person behind it
Built by a landlord, for landlords.
LetCompliance was founded by a landlord who knows first-hand what it costs to juggle an agent, a spreadsheet and a handful of reminder apps just to run a let. It puts all of it behind one login: advertise the property, take applications, collect the rent by Direct Debit, run the repairs and send the tax updates to HMRC, with every certificate and notice kept in order, each taken straight from GOV.UK.
