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Pleasleyhill, Mansfield — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Pleasleyhill is a district of Mansfield anchored by Pleasley Colliery, with St Barnabas' Church and Pleasley Hill House on the same record.
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Where to stay in Pleasleyhill
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The choice in Pleasleyhill runs between the High Street side and the ground below Pleasley Colliery, since the district's own entries are a colliery, two churches and a pair of named houses rather than lodging. Mansfield takes the bookings. Pleasley Hill House and 35 High Street are private frontages. Anyone here for the colliery or for St Barnabas' Church will find the beds in Mansfield, the town the district belongs to.
Few places to stay in Pleasleyhill — most visitors book in Mansfield nearby.
About Pleasleyhill
What are the main landmarks in Pleasleyhill?
Pleasley Colliery dominates the list. It is the one industrial entry against the district, and the rest of the record divides between two churches, St Barnabas' Church and the Church of St Michael, and two addresses. Pleasley Hill House is one.
The other is 35 High Street, a numbered frontage that shows how domestic the remainder of the Pleasleyhill record turns out to be.
What is the history of Pleasleyhill?
Pleasleyhill has no start date on paper. What the district's entry preserves instead is a colliery and a short list of buildings, with Pleasley Colliery giving Pleasleyhill an industrial line that neither St Barnabas' Church nor the Church of St Michael supplies. Mansfield carries the town record.
Pleasley Hill House and 35 High Street survive as fabric, and the older written form Pleasley Hill still attaches to the same ground.
Where is Pleasleyhill?
Pleasleyhill, written also as Pleasley Hill, is district ground within Mansfield, and Pleasley Colliery stands on the same entry.
Common questions
What is the best area to stay in Pleasleyhill?
Mansfield: a town base for the Pleasley Colliery ground and St Barnabas' Church.
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Updated August 2026