Pure Padel opens Nottingham’s first indoor padel venue

Pure Padel has opened the doors to a seven-court indoor padel centre in Nottingham. The premium venue is the sixth Pure Padel club to open and signals a landmark moment for one of the UK’s fastest-growing padel club operators.

Housed in a Grade I listed 1920 former bus depot in the heart of Nottingham city centre, the venue features four doubles courts and three singles courts, creating a space for both recreational and competitive players. The centre also features a large social space with a café and bar serving food and drinks, a pro shop, changing rooms and showers.

Sammy Arora, Founder and Managing Director of Pure Padel, said: “With two football clubs and the famous Trent Bridge cricket stadium in the city centre, Nottingham is, in many ways, considered the UK’s most sporting city. “It’s not lost on us just how much Nottingham and the East Midlands region craves its sport, which is why we’ve made the purposeful decision to transform this stunning, historic building into a modern space that befits modern-day Nottingham and the city’s passion for sport.”

With Nottingham now open, Pure Padel’s portfolio has grown to a total of 33 courts across six sites – making it one of the UK’s largest operators.

It opened its first club in Alderley Park, with three outdoor courts, in October 2023. It has plans to open five further sites in 2026.