But despite that, average house prices held up across England – even if there was a drop in sales.
Mansfield and Ashfield both saw small drops in average prices overall – two per cent and 1.8 per cent respectively – but there was positive growth in some areas of both districts.
Here we reveal the nine neighbourhoods which saw the strongest growth in the year to September 2020.

5. Eakring & Ling Forest, Mansfield
Average price year ending September 2019: £154,284 Average price year ending September 2020: £166,146 Value rise: 7.7 per cent Photo: Google Earth

6. Yeoman Hill & Maun Valley
Average price year ending September 2019: £127,777 Average price year ending September 2020: £137,304 Value rise: 7.5 per cent Photo: Google Earth

7. Abbott Road & Pleasley Hill, Mansfield
Average price year ending September 2019: £144,810 Average price year ending September 2020: £153,997 Value rise: 6.3 per cent Photo: Google Earth

8. Forest Town & Newlands, Mansfield
Average price year ending September 2019: £167,195 Average price year ending September 2020: £177,053 Value rise: 5.9 per cent Photo: Google Earth

