A programme of archaeological trial trenching was undertaken on land off Portland Street, Mansfield Woodhouse. The site is located within the historic core of the medieval village of Mansfield Woodhouse. Five trenches were opened, though one had to be split in two due to the presence of a standing wall. Four trenches contained boundary walls that still survive as earthworks. One contained two small pits and another contained a large linear feature and a single human grave. Overall it is concluded that the archaeological potential of the site is not high.