Mansfield East Midlands

1,923 named streets in 6 postcode districts, with 2,673 live postcodes. The median standard sale over the last twelve months was £196,000, from 1,149 sales. Council tax in 2026-27 averages £2,600 a year for a Band D home, from £1,734 in band A to £5,201 in band H.

Postcode districts

Choose a district to see every street in it. A district can cross an authority boundary; the count is of this authority's streets in it. Sales: HM Land Registry Price Paid Data, standard sales in the twelve months to 28 August 2026, by the district of the postcode.

District	Towns	Streets	Median sale, 12 months
NG17	Sutton in Ashfield, Kirkby-in-Ashfield, Annesley Woodhouse, Huthwaite	6	£185,000 (760 sales)
NG18	Mansfield, Harlow Wood, Forest Town, Ravensdale	825	£205,000 (474 sales)
NG19	Mansfield Woodhouse, Mansfield, Forest Town, Pleasley	886	£190,000 (559 sales)
NG20	Shirebrook, Market Warsop, Church Warsop, Meden Vale	213	£168,000 (281 sales)
NG21	Rainworth, Edwinstowe, Clipstone, Blidworth	41	£213,750 (338 sales)
NG22	Newark and Sherwood, New Ollerton, Bilsthorpe, Tuxford	2	£210,000 (268 sales)

Climate

Worked out for one point: the average position of Mansfield's postcodes, near The Park. Across an authority the climate can differ by a degree or two, more on high ground and by the sea.

Over 1991 to 2020, July days here averaged a high of 22°C, and February nights a low of 2°C. About 734 mm of rain fell in a year, most in October. A typical year had 35 days of air frost and 11 days above 25°C, and 19 days with 10 mm of rain or more.

Averages for 1991 to 2020, by month
Month	Average high	Average low	Rainfall
January	7°C	2°C	62 mm
February	8°C	2°C	50 mm
March	10°C	3°C	45 mm
April	13°C	5°C	53 mm
May	16°C	7°C	52 mm
June	19°C	10°C	71 mm
July	22°C	12°C	60 mm
August	21°C	12°C	65 mm
September	18°C	10°C	58 mm
October	14°C	7°C	73 mm
November	10°C	4°C	73 mm
December	7°C	2°C	71 mm

Source: Met Office, HadUK-Grid climate averages for 1991 to 2020, from weather station records spread onto a grid. Rainfall, frost and summer days are for the 2 km square around the middle of Mansfield's homes, near The Park; daily highs and lows are published for 12 km squares only, so they have been moved by the difference between the 2 km square's average temperature and the 12 km square's. These are long-term averages, not a forecast: recent years have been warmer, and a valley bottom or a hilltop in the same square can differ by a degree or two.

Daylight through the year

On the shortest day, 21 December, the sun rises at 08:16 and sets at 15:48: 7 h 32 min of daylight. On the longest, 21 June, it rises at 04:37 and sets at 21:35: 16 h 58 min.

Sunrise and sunset on the 15th of each month, 2026
Month	Sunrise	Sunset	Daylight
January	08:10	16:17	8 h 07 min
February	07:21	17:15	9 h 54 min
March	06:18	18:08	11 h 50 min
April	06:05	20:04	13 h 59 min
May	05:05	20:56	15 h 52 min
June	04:37	21:33	16 h 56 min
July	04:56	21:24	16 h 28 min
August	05:45	20:32	14 h 47 min
September	06:38	19:21	12 h 42 min
October	07:31	18:09	10 h 38 min
November	07:29	16:09	8 h 40 min
December	08:12	15:47	7 h 35 min

Worked out from the latitude and longitude of the middle of Mansfield's homes, near The Park, in UK clock time (British Summer Time from the last Sunday in March to the last Sunday in October), for flat ground with a clear horizon. Hills, buildings and trees make the sun appear later and set earlier, and which way the windows face decides how much of it comes in.

What this page cannot tell you

What homes are worth now: the median is of the homes that happened to sell, and a few large or new-build sales move it.
Sales from the last two months: they reach the Land Registry two weeks to two months after completion.

Streets with fewer than 5 addresses, and roads without a name in the open data, have pages but are not listed in search engines.