Abbeville Park
From£110,625 for a 25% share
- 2-3 beds
- 848-1,122 sq ft
Development in Burgess Hill, Mid Sussex RH15 8AR
3 months rent free!, on 2 of 11 homes
Places for PeopleLiving in Burgess Hill
Living in Burgess Hill, a town in Mid Sussex, West Sussex: its new homes, prices and builders, the neighbourhoods, schools and people, and what buying here costs, from today's listings and the official records.
- New homes for sale
- 35
- Developments
- 4
- Middle price
- £470,000
- Builders
- 4
Listings updated 12 Nov 2026
Abbeville ParkPlaces for People
TemplegateCharles Church
Oakhurst at BrookleighCountrysideAbout Burgess Hill
Burgess Hill is a town in the Mid Sussex district of West Sussex, in the Sussex Weald right by the East Sussex border, with the South Downs National Park beginning at its edge. Brighton is about 10 miles to the south and Haywards Heath about 4.5 miles to the north-east.
Before the nineteenth century the area went by the name St John's Common, and tenants of the Clayton and Keymer manors grazed animals on the land that is now the town centre. Brick and tile making was thriving by the early seventeenth century. The London to Brighton railway arrived in 1841, after which the town grew fast and was known for a time as a health resort. Nearly all the Victorian detached houses and terraced workmen's cottages of that period still stand.
Bedelands Farm, on the north-western edge of the town, is a local nature reserve, and St John's Park lies in the town centre. Batchelors Farm and West Park Reserve are other open spaces, and the Burgess Hill Green Circle has a public art trail. To the east is Ditchling Common Country Park, 188 acres of common land.
Burgess Hill has two stations on the Brighton Main Line: Burgess Hill, and Wivelsfield in the north of the town. Southern and Thameslink trains run south to Brighton and north to London Victoria and London Bridge, with through trains to Bedford and Cambridge. The A23 between London and Brighton runs to the west of the town and is reached by the A2300.
Written by NewHomeSearch and checked on 11 Nov 2026 against: Wikipedia: Burgess Hill; Wikipedia: Burgess Hill railway station; Wikipedia: Wivelsfield railway station; Burgess Hill Town Council: Local attractions and things to do
Burgess Hill in brief
Burgess Hill has 35 new homes for sale today across 4 developments from 4 builders, priced from £380,000 to £750,000. The middle asking price is £470,000.
That middle price is 7% below the South East middle of £504,725 and 18% above England's £399,995, across the new homes for sale in each.
Burgess Hill sits in Mid Sussex, the council that sets its council tax, runs its planning and is named on its Your First Home cap.
Where the new homes are
Every development with homes for sale in Burgess Hill, at its lowest price, inside its boundary.
Boundaries from the ONS; map data from Ordnance Survey OS Open Zoomstack.
New homes in Burgess Hill
4-bedroom homes are the most common, 37% of those for sale and 100% are houses. 1 home came on the market in the last 30 days. Where the floor area is stated, the middle price is £383 a square foot.
Places for People
Templegate
From£425,000
- 3-4 beds
- 2-3 baths
Development in Burgess Hill, Mid Sussex RH15 0XT
Deposit contribution, on 4 of 20 homes · 4 more
Charles Church
Oakhurst at Brookleigh
From£380,000
- 2-4 beds
- 2 baths
- 863-1,401 sq ft
Development in Burgess Hill, Mid Sussex RH15 8RW
Stamp duty paid, on 2 of 10 homes · 4 more
Countryside
New build prices in Burgess Hill
The middle asking price of the homes for sale, by bedrooms and by kind of home.
New homes listed with HomePortfolio and on the builders’ own sites, today.
How Burgess Hill compares
Sold prices, people, schools and costs, ranked among the council areas of England and Wales.
Mid Sussex among the council areas
Burgess Hill is in Mid Sussex, and these are the council area's figures. Each figure is placed among up to 318 council areas, from the lowest on the left to the highest on the right.
- Homes sold per thousand households3116th highest of 318
- Homes owned by the people living in them73%35th highest of 318
- Households with no car12%50th lowest of 318
- Middle household income£37,70554th highest of 316
- GCSE Attainment 8 score5249th highest of 295
- Middle sold price£435,00060th highest of 317
Market trends against South East
How Mid Sussex fares among the council areas of South East on homes sold in the last twelve months.
- Middle sold price£435,00022nd highest of 64 in the region
- Price change in a year-0.1%28th lowest of 64 in the region
- Homes sold per thousand households314th highest of 64 in the region
Sold prices from HM Land Registry Price Paid Data, people from the ONS Census, schools from Ofsted and the Department for Education, crime from data.police.uk, all via HomePortfolio, measured 10 Nov 2026.
Builders in Burgess Hill
Charles Church has the most new homes for sale in Burgess Hill: 11 homes across 1 development, from £425,000. Places for People, Countryside and Thakeham have the next most.
- Charles Church1 development11 homesFrom £425,000
- Places for People1 development11 homes
- Countryside1 development9 homesFrom £380,000
- Thakeham1 development4 homesFrom £435,000
New homes listed with HomePortfolio and on the builders’ own sites, today.
What buying in Burgess Hill costs
At the middle asking price of £470,000, a home mover would pay £13,500 in stamp duty and a first-time buyer £8,500, on the rates in force today. A 5% deposit on that price is £23,500 and a 10% deposit £47,000. 40% of the homes for sale are priced at or under £500,000, the limit for first-time buyer relief. The Your First Home price cap in Mid Sussex is £460,000: 10 homes for sale here are under it. 12 homes have a builder-stated incentive, most often assisted move, part exchange and deposit contribution.
Before tax
What you could reachYour figures
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Everyday life near the new homes
What is within 1 mile of the 4 developments with the most homes.
Where to live in Burgess Hill
The best place depends on what you need, so this compares rather than ranks: each neighbourhood and town with its new homes for sale today and their middle price.
Other towns in Mid Sussex
Best places to live in Burgess Hill? The neighbourhoods compared
Living in Burgess Hill: your questions
Answered from today's listings and the official rules.
How many new homes are for sale in Burgess Hill?
35 new homes are for sale in Burgess Hill today, across 4 developments from 4 builders.
Is Burgess Hill a good place to live?
That depends on what you need from a place, so this guide sets out the figures rather than a verdict. For a new home, Burgess Hill has 35 new homes for sale across 4 developments, the middle asking price £470,000 (7% below the South East middle). The guide also shows the schools near the new homes and their Ofsted outcomes, the people from the census, recorded crime, the everyday places within reach and what buying costs here.
What is the average price of a new build home in Burgess Hill?
The middle asking price of the new homes for sale in Burgess Hill is £470,000, and the lowest is £380,000. By bedrooms: 2 bedrooms £407,500, 3 bedrooms £450,000, 4 bedrooms £635,000.
Which builders are building new homes in Burgess Hill?
Charles Church, Places for People, Countryside and Thakeham have new homes for sale in Burgess Hill today.
Which development in Burgess Hill has the most homes for sale?
Abbeville Park by Places for People, with 11 homes for sale. Then Templegate by Charles Church and Oakhurst at Brookleigh by Countryside.
How much is stamp duty on a new build in Burgess Hill?
On the middle asking price of £470,000, a home mover pays £13,500 and a first-time buyer £8,500, on the rates in force today. First-time buyer relief applies to homes priced at or under £500,000.
Are there new build incentives in Burgess Hill?
Yes: 12 homes for sale in Burgess Hill have a builder-stated incentive, most often assisted move (10), part exchange (4) and deposit contribution (2).
What are the best places to live in Burgess Hill for new homes?
That depends on what you need from a place, so the guide compares its neighbourhoods rather than ranking them. By new homes for sale, the most are in Burgess Hill Leylands (20 homes, middle £460,000), Burgess Hill Franklands (15 homes, middle £595,000). Of them, the lowest middle price is in Burgess Hill Leylands.
Which neighbourhoods in Burgess Hill have new homes?
Burgess Hill Leylands (20) and Burgess Hill Franklands (15) have the most new homes for sale.
What is the Your First Home price cap in Mid Sussex?
£460,000. 10 new homes for sale in Burgess Hill are under it today. The scheme is not open yet: its rules are on the scheme's page.