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Is now a good time to sell in Sutton-In-Ashfield?

Our free market check for Sutton-In-Ashfield, updated October 2026. Free

A steady, balanced market

Prices in Ashfield are +2.3% on a year ago and -0.3% over the last three months. Sales recorded in the last 12 months are -40.4% compared with the year before (442 vs 742), a sign of how busy buyers are.

Recent months of Land Registry data are always incomplete because sales take a few months to register, so the latest volumes can look low.

Price change, 12 months
+2.3%
official House Price Index
Price change, 3 months
-0.3%
short-term momentum
Previous year
-0.7%
is growth speeding up?
Average sale, last 12 months
£205,623
year before £214,743

Sales and prices by year

2017: £131,415 (678 sales)2017£131k2018: £139,620 (646 sales)2018£140k2019: £141,113 (683 sales)2019£141k2020: £152,495 (584 sales)2020£152k2021: £175,013 (824 sales)2021£175k2022: £187,683 (659 sales)2022£188k2023: £184,765 (530 sales)2023£185k2024: £209,378 (644 sales)2024£209k2025: £212,842 (770 sales)2025£213k2026: £199,916 (290 sales)2026£200k
YearSalesAverage price
2026290£199,916
2025770£212,842
2024644£209,378
2023530£184,765
2022659£187,683
2021824£175,013
2020584£152,495
2019683£141,113
2018646£139,620
2017678£131,415

Tips for selling in Sutton-In-Ashfield

Spring (March to June) and early autumn are usually the busiest times for buyers. Price realistically from recent sales on your street, get your energy certificate sorted early, and compare a few local agents' fees and valuations.

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