SherwoodRent Prices 2026
Our Verdict
"The Grid"
At an average rent of £15.5/m², Sherwood is the definition of THE_GRID—it’s functional, relatively affordable, and avoids the price-hiking traps found in the south of the city. You aren't paying a premium for status here, but rather for a reliable neighborhood with solid bones and realistic m² stats. It remains a smart choice for those seeking a stable investment outlook without the volatility of the high-end rental market.
The Vibe:Red-brick terraces and steep side streets define the geography off the main Mansfield Road artery. The crowd here values independent shops over corporate chains and relies heavily on the Purple Line bus for a ten-minute run into the city. It feels lived-in and unpretentious, lacking the artificial gloss of newer developments while maintaining a firm grip on its local identity.
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Sherwood @ £15.5/m²/mo
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Locals Ask
Is Mansfield Road traffic as bad as they say?
Yes, it’s a total crawl during rush hour, so look for a rental on a side street if you want to avoid the constant hum of idling engines.
Can I find a house with a garden for under £1,000?
It is getting harder, but the lower-end £12.5/m² stats suggest that unmodernized two-bed terraces still appear at this price point for quick movers.
How is the school situation for local renters?
Haydn Primary is the main draw; catchment areas are very tight, so double-check the street-by-street data before committing to a tenancy.
Is Sherwood better than Mapperley for rentals?
Sherwood offers better bus links and a genuine high street feel, whereas Mapperley tends to charge more for the 'view' and slightly more space.
What is the parking situation like off Haydn Road?
It’s a nightmare for anyone without a driveway; expect to circle the block or park several streets away if you arrive home after 6 PM.