While the average Mansfield house costs on average £164,737, according to Zoopla, buyers were more than happy to part with some serious cash for these homes. Which were all brought for more than £300,000.
So, take a look at the ten most expensive houses sold this year, according to the land registry.
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This four bedroom house was sold in February for £397,500. Photo: Google Maps
