Based on current listings and recent transaction data, Gotham's housing market shows strong demand for family homes. Our data reveals that detached properties dominate the market with 7 listings averaging £496,429, reflecting the village's popularity among buyers seeking space and quality. Semi-detached homes account for 9 listings at an average of £261,550, while terraced properties represent 7 listings with an average price of £237,857.
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home.co.uk reports that sold prices in Gotham over the last year were 7% up on the previous year and 8% up on the 2022 peak of £303,226. The NG11 0 postcode sector, which covers Gotham, saw house prices grow by 0.5% in the last year, with homedata.co.uk reporting an average sold house price of £316,570. home.co.uk indicates an average sold price of £291,000 as of early 2026, showing the market has remained resilient despite broader economic uncertainty.
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Transaction volumes in the area remain healthy, with Housemetric recording 53 transactions in NG11 0 where properties sold for between £2,780 and £3,740 per square metre. The combination of steady price growth, reasonable transaction volumes, and the village's proximity to Nottingham makes Gotham an attractive location for both buyers and sellers. Our analysis shows properties in the £300,000 to £500,000 bracket are particularly competitive, with multiple buyers competing for well-presented homes.
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The market breakdown shows that three-bedroom homes dominate available stock with 22 listings, followed by four-bedroom properties at 15 listings and two-bedroom homes at 13 listings. This distribution reflects the strong family demographic that the village attracts, with many buyers upgrading from Nottingham flats seeking more space while maintaining manageable commute times.