Welcome to Sutton on Trent

Just eight miles north of Newark, Sutton on Trent is one of Nottinghamshire’s most desirable villages — offering the perfect balance of countryside living and modern convenience. Situated close to the A1 dual carriageway, it’s ideal for those who want easy access to nearby towns and cities while enjoying a quieter, more relaxed pace of life.

A Village with Character and Community

Sutton on Trent has a strong sense of community and a great selection of local amenities. The Co-op store makes everyday shopping simple, while the The Butchers Brew Coffee Shop has quickly become a favourite for coffee, brunch, and local catch-ups. The Lord Nelson pub and restaurant provides a welcoming spot for dining and socialising, and the village also boasts two hair salons, a doctor’s surgery, and a well-regarded primary school rated Good by Ofsted.

Families will also appreciate being in the catchment area for Tuxford Academy, a popular secondary school just four miles away.

Enjoying the Outdoors

For those who love to be outdoors, Sutton on Trent is surrounded by scenic countryside. A network of country lanes, footpaths, and bridleways connect the village to neighbouring communities and the River Trent, providing miles of peaceful walking and cycling routes.

Just two miles away in Weston, the Hall Farm Country Store & Café is another local gem, known for its relaxed atmosphere and locally sourced produce.

Convenience and Connectivity

Despite its rural setting, Sutton on Trent is superbly connected. The nearby market town of Newark offers a wide range of supermarkets including M&S Food Hall, Waitrose, Morrisons, Asda, and Aldi, alongside an excellent mix of independent shops and eateries.

Commuters can reach London King’s Cross in around 75 minutes via Newark Northgate station, and the village is also served by Marshalls Coaches, which provides regular bus services to Newark, Retford, and surrounding villages.

Why We Love Sutton on Trent

At Richard Watkinson & Partners, we know why Sutton on Trent consistently appeals to buyers — it’s that rare blend of community, character, and connectivity. With its welcoming atmosphere, countryside views, and convenient location, it’s a village that suits families, professionals, and retirees alike.