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Mid Sussex house prices

Average sold prices for Mid Sussex, broken down by property type, buyer status, funding status and property status, from HM Land Registry's UK House Price Index.

Average price
£430,711
Annual change
Broadly flat
Homes sold, March 2026
127
England average
£292,095

The average property in Mid Sussex sold for £430,711 in May 2026, broadly unchanged on the year. That is about 47% above the England average of £292,095. 127 homes sold in Mid Sussex in March 2026, the most recent month HM Land Registry have published transaction counts for.

Price trend

Over the 12 months to May 2026, the average price in Mid Sussex ended the period broadly where it started, peaking at £442,281 in October 2025.

£442,281 £430,711
June 2025May 2026

Peak £442,281 in October 2025.

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By property type

Detached homes are the most expensive in Mid Sussex at £732,193, 235% above flat or maisonette at £218,837. Flat or maisonette is the only type where prices fell over the year, down 2.1%.

Average sold price by property type, May 2026.
Property typeAverage priceAnnual change
Detached£732,193Broadly flat
Semi-detached£451,684+1.7%
Terraced£366,762+0.8%
Flat or maisonette£218,837-2.1%

By buyer status

First-time buyers in Mid Sussex paid £215,021 less than people who already owned, a gap of 66%.

Average sold price by buyer status, May 2026.
BuyerAverage priceAnnual change
First-time buyer£326,062Broadly flat
Former owner-occupier£541,083+0.5%

By funding status

Cash buyers in Mid Sussex paid 5% less than those with a mortgage. Cash accounted for 25% of the sales counted in March 2026.

Average sold price by funding status, May 2026. Sales volumes are for March 2026, the most recent month published. Cash and mortgage sales are counted separately and do not necessarily add up to the total above.
Paid withAverage priceAnnual changeSales
Cash£416,142Broadly flat16
Mortgage£435,764Broadly flat47

By property status

New builds in Mid Sussex sold for 35% more than existing homes.

Average sold price by property status, March 2026. Sales volumes are not shown for new builds: they are registered months after completion, so recent counts are incomplete rather than low.
Property statusAverage priceAnnual change
New build£574,522+4.5%
Existing property£426,696+1.1%

Month by month

Average sold price and annual change over the last 12 published months. Sales volumes stop two months short because HM Land Registry withhold the most recent counts until more transactions are registered.
MonthAverage priceAnnual changeSales
May 2026£430,711Broadly flatn/a
April 2026£433,614+1.1%n/a
March 2026£435,757+1.4%127
February 2026£436,390+0.7%147
January 2026£437,417+2%146
December 2025£436,195+1.2%177
November 2025£440,438+2.9%180
October 2025£442,281+3.3%201
September 2025£440,620+3.3%178
August 2025£436,725+2.8%236
July 2025£433,132+2.5%247
June 2025£431,407+3%172
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Figures for a local authority are a three-month average rather than a single month's transactions. HM Land Registry revise the most recent twelve months as more sales are registered, so recent figures are provisional.