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What is the average house price in Mid Sussex?
£488,687

Average price per property type

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Detached

£725,099

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Semi-Detached

£478,956

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Terraced

£381,941

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Flats

£241,410

Are prices going up or down?

Short term 📉

Prices decreased by £-3,934 (-0.80%) over the past year

Long term 📈

Prices increased by £151,446 (44.91%) over the past 10 years

Most expensive houses in Mid Sussex 👀

kingsland laines reeds lane, west sussex

Sold in JUN 2019

£8,071,071

wykehurst house colwood lane, west sussex

Sold in NOV 2024

£6,750,000

45 perrymount road, west sussex

Sold in FEB 2017

£6,395,000

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What is the most expensive (and cheapest) area of Mid Sussex?

Areas in Mid Sussex range from £350,000 to £1,280,625. The most expensive area is Horsted Keynes with an average property price of £1,280,625. The cheapest area is Newtimber with an average of £350,000

The full list of areas is below. Click on any of them to go deeper into that area.

RankAreaPrice
1Horsted Keynes£1,280,625
2Albourne£1,124,038
3Balcombe£771,885
4Pyecombe£758,333
5Twineham£694,000
6Bolney£664,127
7Lindfield£637,295
8Fulking£622,500
9Ansty and Staplefield£617,807
10Cuckfield£596,011
11Hurstpierpoint and Sayers Common£592,820
12West Hoathly£581,811
13Hassocks£556,785
14Ardingly£545,875
15Lindfield Rural£536,274
16Slaugham£533,572
17Turners Hill£501,562
18Ashurst Wood£484,804
19Worth£478,234
20Poynings£462,051
21East Grinstead£448,605
22Haywards Heath£439,813
23Burgess Hill£425,419
24Newtimber£350,000
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