Properties in Bunny have an overall average price of £621,950
There are more than 200 villages across Nottinghamshire, most of which are great places to live for a variety of reasons, such as for being a great place for schools, stunning homes or having great shops. However, one place you may not have heard of is the quaint village of Bunny in Rushcliffe.
There is also a church, village hall, school and petrol station with a Morrisons Daily store in the village, meaning everyone has access to local amenities even if they don't drive. Although there is also a bus service which comes through the village, allowing residents to be in the city centre in just half an hour.
Terraced properties sold for an average of £412,375, and semi-detached properties had an average price of £295,000. Overall, prices in Bunny increased 59 per cent last year when compared to 2022, and up 18 per cent from the 2020 peak of £526,100.
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