The 26-year-old hot-shot has extended his contract at Meadow Lane until the end of the 2026-27 season, quashing any speculation he could be on the move this summer.
Langstaff joined the Magpies a year ago and under head coach Luke Williams became the deadliest goalscorer outside the Football League.
He hit 42 goals - all from open play as the famous club returned to the EFL through the National League play-offs.
His impact has seen the former Gateshead forward taken to the hearts of Notts fans and the feeling is mutual.
"I've shown how much it means to me by signing the contract," Langstaff said.
"Joining Notts was the first time I'd ever moved away from home so it was a big deal.
"It took a couple of months to get used to but I'm settled now. When you're settled off the pitch, you're happy.
"The city has been unbelievable, walking around and the support I've had. The club has been unbelievable with me, too.
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