# Burgess Hill Property Market Summary
Burgess Hill demonstrates a dynamic property market with a substantial housing stock of 10,678 properties and an average price of £257,969. The market has shown considerable volatility over recent years, with prices generally trending upwards from £443,734 in 2016 to a peak of £520,441 in 2023, before moderating to £437,370 in 2024. Early 2025 data suggests a recovery with average prices reaching £457,132, though this is based on a partial year of 220 sales. Transaction volumes have remained relatively healthy, with particularly strong activity in 2019 (722 sales) and 2024 (633 sales), indicating sustained market liquidity.
The area has experienced the typical post-pandemic price pressures seen across the UK, with 2023 marking the highest average prices on record, followed by a correction in 2024. The relatively high transaction volumes compared to property stock suggest Burgess Hill remains an active market with good turnover. This West Sussex town continues to attract buyers seeking commutable locations to London and Brighton, combining accessibility with more affordable pricing compared to neighbouring areas, making it a notable option for families and commuters in the South East property market.
The average house price in Burgess Hill, West Sussex is £257,969. Prices range from £100 to £24,000,000.
There are 10,678 properties in Burgess Hill with 14,689 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Burgess Hill is £207,000, compared to an average of £257,969.
Burgess Hill has 3,370 semi-detached properties, 3,133 detached properties, 2,514 terraced properties, 1,466 flat / maisonette properties.
Average house prices in Burgess Hill have risen by 506% from £75,439 in 1995 to £457,132 in 2025.
The most popular streets in Burgess Hill by number of properties include Junction Road, St Georges Park, Chanctonbury Road, Mill Road, London Road.
Burgess Hill is located in West Sussex, in the Mid Sussex district.