Area market snapshot · in Nottingham

The Park property market

Updated 4 October 2026 · refreshed daily

Map: The Park is in central Nottingham, in Nottinghamshire.
Median asking price
£197,500In line with Nottingham

236 for sale · Nottingham £195k

Median sold price · 12 months to January 2026
£223,250↑ 12% above Nottingham

Nottingham £200k

Typical asking range
Typical asking range (middle half of listings) and median
MarketRange lowMedianRange high
The Park£120,000£197,500£291,250
Nottingham£145,000£195,000£279,000

Each band covers the middle half of asking prices.

How The Park differs from Nottingham
  • Flats are 73% of what's for sale, compared to 30% across Nottingham
  • A typical 2-bed asks £190k here, compared to £160k across Nottingham
The last 30 days

More homes left the market in The Park than came onto it

New listings
38

↓ 42% · was 65

Price cuts
37

↑ 37% · was 27

Went off market
53

↑ 43% · was 37

Typical time listed
Tracking since May 2026

we need a longer tracking history here before this is reliable

Changes compare with the prior 30 days.

We're still expanding our listing coverage in The Park, so rises here partly reflect us seeing more of the market, not just market activity.

Asking prices

Where homes in The Park sit by price band, against Nottingham

19% of homes in The Park ask under £100k, the most common band

50% of The Park listings ask under £200k, about the same share as Nottingham (51%)

Share of current listings by asking-price band
Price bandThe Park listingsThe Park shareNottingham share
<£100k4419%9%
£100k–150k3214%16%
£150k–200k4218%25%
£200k–250k3515%17%
£250k–300k2611%10%
£300k–400k2410%11%
£400k–500k83%4%
£500k+2511%6%

Prices by property type

Current listings and Land Registry sales in The Park, set against Nottingham

Flats are 74% of homes for sale in The Park, against 30% across Nottingham

Share of homes for sale by property type
property typeThe ParkNottingham
Flats (175 for sale)£74£30
Terraced (35 for sale)£15£31
Semi-detached (15 for sale)£6£21
Detached (7 for sale)£3£12

Flats in The Park ask £170k, 31% more than Nottingham flats (£130k)

Median asking price of current listings; the count under each row

Median asking price by property type
property typeThe ParkNottingham
Flats (175 for sale)£170,000£130,000
Terraced (35 for sale)£230,000£180,000
Semi-detached (15 for sale)£325,000£220,000
Detached (7 for sale)£1,250,000£375,000

Price per square foot

Sold · 12 months to July 2026
£239per sq ftIn line with Nottingham

110 matched sales

Nottingham: £239 per sq ft

Asking · current listings
£248per sq ft↑ 7% above Nottingham

151 listings with a known floor area

Nottingham: £231 per sq ft

Sold prices per sq ft in The Park are up 22% over 10 years, to £239

Nottingham: up 65% to £239 over the same period

Sold price per square foot over time (12-month windows ending each quarter); the chart plots each line as the percentage change since its first point
Window endsThe ParkNottingham
Sept 2016£196£145
Dec 2016£201£147
Mar 2017£209£149
Jun 2017£209£152
Sept 2017£216£157
Dec 2017£216£159
Mar 2018£216£162
Jun 2018£219£162
Sept 2018£223£161
Dec 2018£225£164
Mar 2019£227£166
Jun 2019£224£168
Sept 2019£225£170
Dec 2019£225£171
Mar 2020£221£174
Jun 2020£224£178
Sept 2020£222£181
Dec 2020£245£186
Mar 2021£257£193
Jun 2021£258£196
Sept 2021£260£200
Dec 2021£253£201
Mar 2022£253£203
Jun 2022£255£208
Sept 2022£257£213
Dec 2022£271£221
Mar 2023£277£226
Jun 2023£280£228
Sept 2023£279£229
Dec 2023£274£228
Mar 2024£274£226
Jun 2024£269£225
Sept 2024£270£227
Dec 2024£264£229
Mar 2025£262£236
Jun 2025£261£237
Sept 2025£261£237
Dec 2025£257£239
Mar 2026£252£236
Jun 2026£248£239
Jul 2026£239£239

Homes sold in The Park

Completed sales
182↑ 39% vs previous year

Previous 12 months: 131 sales

Median sold price
£223,250↑ 12% above Nottingham

Nottingham: £200,000

The median sold price in The Park is up 41% over the last 10 years, to £223k

Nottingham: up 75% to £200k over the same period

Median sold price over time (12-month windows ending each quarter); the chart plots each line as the percentage change since its first point
Window endsThe ParkNottingham
Mar 2016£158k£114k
Jun 2016£164k£117k
Sept 2016£162k£120k
Dec 2016£160k£120k
Mar 2017£178k£122k
Jun 2017£168k£123k
Sept 2017£175k£126k
Dec 2017£175k£128k
Mar 2018£173k£130k
Jun 2018£170k£132k
Sept 2018£168k£130k
Dec 2018£170k£134k
Mar 2019£175k£135k
Jun 2019£180k£135k
Sept 2019£176k£135k
Dec 2019£178k£135k
Mar 2020£175k£137k
Jun 2020£185k£140k
Sept 2020£188k£145k
Dec 2020£210k£150k
Mar 2021£223k£158k
Jun 2021£230k£160k
Sept 2021£230k£165k
Dec 2021£221k£166k
Mar 2022£200k£166k
Jun 2022£193k£170k
Sept 2022£195k£171k
Dec 2022£213k£176k
Mar 2023£230k£180k
Jun 2023£240k£183k
Sept 2023£240k£185k
Dec 2023£240k£183k
Mar 2024£224k£182k
Jun 2024£210k£183k
Sept 2024£215k£185k
Dec 2024£198k£187k
Mar 2025£240k£193k
Jun 2025£233k£195k
Sept 2025£226k£195k
Dec 2025£225k£200k
Jan 2026£223k£200k

182 homes sold in The Park in the 12 months to January 2026, 6% above The Park's five-year norm of 172 a year

Nottingham is 6% above its own five-year norm

Homes sold over time (12-month windows ending each quarter)
Window endsThe Park
Mar 2016377
Jun 2016377
Sept 2016356
Dec 2016324
Mar 2017264
Jun 2017268
Sept 2017279
Dec 2017281
Mar 2018279
Jun 2018300
Sept 2018290
Dec 2018305
Mar 2019278
Jun 2019252
Sept 2019242
Dec 2019227
Mar 2020239
Jun 2020214
Sept 2020185
Dec 2020172
Mar 2021195
Jun 2021225
Sept 2021242
Dec 2021230
Mar 2022228
Jun 2022217
Sept 2022216
Dec 2022233
Mar 2023215
Jun 2023206
Sept 2023178
Dec 2023152
Mar 2024148
Jun 2024133
Sept 2024145
Dec 2024138
Mar 2025148
Jun 2025166
Sept 2025170
Dec 2025178
Jan 2026182

What listings offer

The Park has fewer gardens and less parking and fewer chain-free homes than Nottingham.

Gardens
28%

Fewer gardens than Nottingham

28% of listings have a garden; Nottingham: 66%. 65 of 236 listings have a garden. Counted from listing descriptions, so treat as a lower bound.
Parking
53%

Less parking than Nottingham

53% of listings have parking or a garage; Nottingham: 67%. 124 of 236 listings have parking or a garage. Counted from listing descriptions, so treat as a lower bound.
Chain-free
23%

Fewer chain-free homes than Nottingham

23% of listings are listed as chain-free; Nottingham: 37%. 54 of 236 listings are listed as chain-free. Counted from listing descriptions, so treat as a lower bound.

Recent sales in The Park

The newest completed sales registered with HM Land Registry

AddressSoldPrice
82 Alderney Street · NG7 1HGSemi-detached · FreeholdJul 2026£163,500
Flat 5, Aragon Court Raleigh Street · NG7 4DGFlat · LeaseholdJul 2026£80,000
Apartment 208, Parkgate Upper College Street · NG1 5APFlat · LeaseholdJul 2026£160,000
1 Turnstone Wharf · NG7 1GTFlat · LeaseholdJun 2026£120,000
Apartment 610, Weekday Cross Building Pilcher Gate · NG1 1QFFlat · LeaseholdJun 2026£250,000

Current listings worth a look

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How nearby areas compare

Current listings around The Park

AreaFor saleMedian askingSold £/sq ft
The Park236£198k£239
Lace Market252£143k£210
Sneinton198£140k£207
Mapperley Park164£190k£227
Carrington193£190k£237
Nottingham1,481£195k£239
Sherwood114£205k£243
Nottinghambenchmark1,481£195k£239

Key facts about The Park

  • Rising: the median sold price in The Park is up 41% over the last 10 years and up 13% over the last 12 months.
  • Asking prices sit in line with Nottingham: the median listing in The Park asks £197,500 against £195,000 across Nottingham.
  • Sales are running above The Park's five-year norm: 182 homes sold in the 12 months to January 2026, against a norm of 172 a year; 38 homes came onto the market in the last 30 days and 53 left it.

The Park property market: common questions

Where is The Park?

The Park is in central Nottingham, in Nottinghamshire. Figures for The Park cover listings within about 1 km of its centre (the dashed ring on the map), not an official boundary.

What is the average house price in The Park?

The median asking price across the 236 homes for sale in The Park is £197,500 (as of 4 October 2026). We quote the median (the middle listing) rather than a mean, because a handful of very expensive homes would pull a mean upwards. Half of listings ask between £120,000 and £291,250. That is in line with Nottingham. Homes that actually sold in The Park went for a median £223,250 (Land Registry, 12 months to January 2026).

Are house prices in The Park rising or falling?

Rising. Based on HM Land Registry completed sales, the median sold price in The Park is up 41% over the last 10 years and up 13% over the last 12 months (12 months to January 2026). These medians compare the homes that happened to sell in each window, so they mix price movement with changes in what sold.

Is The Park cheaper than Nottingham?

They are broadly in line. The median asking price in The Park is £197,500 against £195k across Nottingham: in line with Nottingham. The top end of the range stretches higher.

How many homes are for sale in The Park?

236 homes are on the market in The Park right now, 38 of them listed in the last 30 days. Perch counts every listing it tracks across estate agents and portals, refreshed daily.

Are house prices being cut in The Park?

37 listings in The Park had their asking price reduced in the last 30 days, about 16% of the homes currently for sale.

How much do flats and houses cost in The Park?

The median asking price for a flat in The Park is £170,000. Houses are quoted by type rather than as one figure, because the mix moves the number more than the market does: the largest group on the market is terraced houses, at a median £230,000 across 35 listings. The Prices by property type chart on this page covers every type we track.

How much is a two-bedroom flat in The Park?

The median asking price for a two-bedroom flat in The Park is £195,000, across 103 current listings.

How much is a three-bedroom house in The Park?

There is no single three-bedroom house price: the largest group of three-bedroom houses for sale in The Park is terraced houses, at a median asking price of £212,500 across 12 listings. The Size × type view on this page covers every combination we track.

What is the price per square foot in The Park?

In The Park, homes that sold went for a median £239 per sq ft (HM Land Registry and EPC data), and current listings with a known floor area ask a median £248 per sq ft.

How these numbers are made

  • Asking figures: Current listings we track across estate agents and portals (236 in The Park), refreshed daily, as of 4 October 2026. We quote medians, never means, and suppress anything based on fewer than 5 listings. Figures for The Park cover listings within about 1 km of its centre (the dashed ring on the map), not an official boundary.
  • Off market and time listed: Off-market counts include only listings confirmed off the market after a short grace period; "typical time listed" is time advertised, not time to sell. We have tracked The Park since May 2026.
  • Nottingham comparisons: The same daily snapshot taken across the whole of Nottingham, so both sides of every comparison share one basis. Where a comparison spans all property types, some of the gap reflects what is for sale here.
  • Sold figures: HM Land Registry price paid data. Sold prices and sales counts cover the 12 months to January 2026; sold price per square foot covers the 12 months to July 2026, with floor areas from EPC certificates (the two run on different pipelines, and the latest months are left out while sales are still being registered). England and Wales; new-builds and non-standard transactions excluded.

Contains HM Land Registry data © Crown copyright and database right 2026, licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0, and Energy Performance of Buildings Data: England and Wales © Crown copyright.