# Worksop Property Market Summary
Worksop, a former mining town in Nottinghamshire, presents an accessible property market with an overall average price of £146,361 across its substantial stock of over 20,000 properties. The market has demonstrated considerable volatility in recent years, with annual average prices fluctuating notably – from a low of £206,057 in 2020 to a peak of £371,612 in 2022. Current trends show prices moderating, with 2024 averaging £272,847 and early 2025 data indicating £222,721, suggesting a cooling from the 2022 spike whilst remaining well above pre-pandemic levels.
Transaction volumes have remained robust, consistently exceeding 1,200 sales annually from 2020 onwards, with 2022 marking the highest activity at 1,576 sales. This sustained market activity, combined with relatively affordable price points compared to much of the UK, positions Worksop as a value-oriented market for both first-time buyers and investors. The town's market volatility warrants careful timing considerations, though the strong sales volumes indicate consistent demand for housing in this Bassetlaw district location.
The average house price in Worksop, Nottinghamshire is £146,361. Prices range from £500 to £98,674,312.
There are 20,287 properties in Worksop with 25,616 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Worksop is £100,000, compared to an average of £146,361.
Worksop has 8,155 semi-detached properties, 7,490 detached properties, 3,720 terraced properties, 491 flat / maisonette properties.
Average house prices in Worksop have risen by 331.6% from £48,888 in 1995 to £211,000 in 2026.
The most popular streets in Worksop by number of properties include Gateford Road, Carlton Road, Welbeck Street, Harlequin Drive, Netherton Road.
Worksop is located in Nottinghamshire, in the Bassetlaw district.