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South East
£260,000
Listed on 29/08/2026
Listed on 29/08/2026
The listing
WHOTS analysis
An internal assessment of the opportunity to acquire, improve and create value.
Confidence: LOW
This well-presented one-bedroom terraced house in Uckfield offers a blend of modern improvements and good maintenance, making it a solid choice for first-time buyers or investors looking to enter the market. With a spacious double bedroom, a welcoming living area, and a modern kitchen with integrated appliances, the property is ready to move into. The larger-than-average garden provides a fantastic opportunity for landscaping and outdoor entertaining, adding to the appeal of this home.
However, the asking price of £260,000 equates to £508/sqf, which is significantly above the local average of £407/sqf, making this a dear option for buyers. While the property boasts many positive features, the perceived value does not align with local market rates. Bidding can drive the final sale price above the guide, so prospective buyers should consider this when evaluating the opportunity. Overall, while the house has many attractive aspects, the price may limit its potential as a value-add project.
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Finance
Illustrative repayments based on the asking price, not a mortgage offer.
Current average 2-year fixed rate is 4.45%
Current average variable rate is 6.60%
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