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Graham Poulton

01455 291888

Course & Shelton

0247 664 1199

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Letting Agents in the Nuneaton Area

»	Graham Poulton, 15a Main Street, Market Bosworth, CV13 0JN, 01455 291888 Click here to contact the letting agent
»	Course & Shelton, 7 Coventry Street, CV11 5TD, 0247 664 1199 Click here to contact this agent about rental properties

Properties for Rent Nuneaton

Nuneaton is the largest town in Warwickshire on the river Anker. The town’s most famous citizen, historically, was George Eliot whose novel ‘Scenes of Clerical Life’ refers to the town as “Milby”. The town’s name originates from ‘Etone’ meaning water-town and “Nun” referring to a Benedictine nunnery that formed the original centre of the town. The towns market originated in 1233 and still carries on to this day.