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Welcome to New Homes in Mansfield, the easy way to find new homes in Mansfield and the surrounding area. Lying on the banks of the River Maun in the county of Nottinghamshire, the town of Mansfield has a population in the region of 68,000. The town's role as a market place dates back over 700 years, and to this day a weekly provisions market is still held. The Norman tower of St Peter's church and Waverley House are just two examples of the historic property that pepper the streets of Mansfield. Located 15 miles to the South of Nottingham, the town has good access to transport links, namely the M1 and the Robin Hood Line which connects to the Midland Main line. Surrounded by stunning rural countryside such as Sherwood Forest, the town of Mansfield has wholeheartedly rural atmosphere. New homes in Mansfield provide the best of both worlds for those seeking a property in a historic market settlement, yet with access to all the cultural, economic and social facilities of a contemporary town. Enjoy the benefits of a newly built home in the beautiful Nottinghamshire countryside, search for a new home in Mansfield today!

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Mansfield is a town located in the county of Nottinghamshire, Britain. It is recognised as the largest town in Nottinghamshire. Mansfield is nestled between steep hills and has a population of approximately 168,000.

Historically, Mansfield was the key town of Sherwood Forest, where the famous robber hero Robin Hood used to live in medieval times. Mansfield's population grew rapidly during the nineteenth century with the expansion of the hosiery industry and coal mining, and both of them remain key employment areas.

The present-day Mansfield is home to a massive market square, a vibrant commercial centre and numerous shops, restaurants, night clubs, bars and entertainment venues, according to Vernon Pethard of www.newhomesforsale.co.uk, the top new homes property website in the United Kingdom. Event though Mansfield offers everything you can expect in a modern town, it still retains its old fashioned charm.

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Things To See And Do In Mansfield:

Mansfield Museum and Gallery: This superb museum and discovery centre was originally designed for kids but offers attractions for the whole family. You can have the unique experience of making different things through a number of fascinating interactive exhibits. The technological and industrial aspects are explored in a simple and easy to understand manner at this exciting and colourful museum.

Palace Theatre: This theatre started as a cinema house back in 1910, but was later refurbished for live theatrical performances in the 1990's. The venue hosts events throughout the year. In addition, the tours of drama as well as musical shows are also held. The Palace stages a number of other local gigs including dance performances and is a renowned venue for the musical concerts of the West End.

Sherwood Forest Country Park and Visitor Centre: This is definitely a must see place in Mansfield. Apart from being the home of Robin Hood, Sherwood is also a medieval Royal hunting forest. There are terrific woodland trails that you simply can't afford to miss and a popular Oak tree. The visitor centre at the venue is a lively place that holds exhibitions all year round. There is a restaurant where you can try out delicious food and a gift shop from where you can buy unique souvenirs.

Hardwick Old Hall: This refurbished family house of Bess of Hardwick, known as one of the most remarkable and wealthiest women of Elizabethan era, is situated next to the New Hall that she raised in 1590. Although the Old Hall is roofless now, guests can still climb up 4 floors to view existing attractive plasterwork, as well as service rooms and the kitchen. Audio tours are also available that tell Bess's tale.

Water Meadows: This is known as a major tourist attraction in Mansfield since its establishment in 1990. The site was renovated in 2002 with the construction of some new facilities. Water Meadows offers a wide variety of exciting activities during school vacations and is a perfect place for the entire family to have fun. Some of the key facilities at the venue include a 25-metre x 6 lane competition pool, wave machine and leisure lagoon.

Famous People Born In Mansfield:

Mansfield has produced many famous personalities. Some of them include TV presenter Adam Kingswood, Richard Bacon and professional golfers Greg Owen and Oliver Wilson.

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