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Woodland Crescent, Burgess Hill, West Sussex, RH15

South East

£375,000

Listed on 20/10/2026

The listing

Property details

Bedrooms
2
Type
End Of Terrace
Area
852 sqft

Features

  • Garden

Description

This two-bedroom semi-detached home has a living room, kitchen/diner and a ground-floor cloakroom, with a rear garden extending to around 90ft. The property has had some recent improvements, including a replacement rear door and two new windows installed approximately 18 months ago. The ground floor has laminate flooring, and the living room includes a wood-burning stove. The kitchen/diner has fitted units, worktops and a splashback, with a cooker and hob, washing machine and fridge freezer included. There is also storage beneath the stairs. Upstairs, the principal bedroom looks towards the green and has a large cupboard that may offer scope for an en-suite, subject to works and any necessary consents. The second and third bedrooms have been combined to form a larger double room. The bathroom has a white suite, shower over the bath and heated towel rail. Outside, the front garden has been landscaped and includes fencing and a gate. The rear garden has decking, established fruit trees, a shed and fenced boundaries. The listing notes that a previous consent for a separate house in the space between this property and its neighbour has expired. Any new proposal, or other extension or development, would require relevant permissions and building regulations, with feasibility to be checked independently.

WHOTS analysis

Our WHOTS verdict

An internal assessment of the opportunity to acquire, improve and create value.

52out of 100
Grade DWeak opportunity

Confidence: MEDIUM

The standout here is the established 90ft rear garden, with decking, fruit trees and planted areas, alongside a usable home that offers scope for light cosmetic improvement. The traditional kitchen finishes and some dated decorative details give a buyer room to refresh the look without the photos suggesting a major structural or roof project; the stated renovation range is £5,500–£18,000.

At £375,000, the asking price is slightly above the local £/sqf benchmark, so price is a limitation rather than a value highlight. More importantly, purchase plus a midpoint refurb looks tight against local benchmarks: the indicative all-in cost is above the implied current local average value, although that benchmark is not a renovated GDV. The garden and potential to personalise the interior give the project appeal, but the numbers call for care.

Key opportunities

  • Make cosmetic updates to the dated kitchen finishes and decorative details while building on the home's generally usable condition.
  • Enjoy or further enhance the approximately 90ft rear garden, with decking, established fruit trees, lawn and planted beds.
  • Explore the principal-bedroom cupboard's possible en-suite potential, subject to works and any required consents.

Key risks

  • Purchase plus refurbishment costs look tight against local benchmarks, so the project has limited headroom at the asking price.

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£1,417
Based on a loan of £281,250 over 30 years at 4.45% interest

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