The list price of £600,000 seems reasonable given comparable properties in the area, although more specific square footage data for comparables would allow for more precise analysis. The property’s condition and the sizable garden might slightly justify the price point. However, the lack of precise square footage data for the subject property and its neighbours makes it difficult to confirm that the price per sqft is entirely in line with market value.

The property appears well-maintained from the photos, though it shows a consistent style that may be considered dated by some buyers. The kitchen and bathrooms look functional but could benefit from some modernising to enhance its appeal and market value. There are no apparent signs of major disrepair.

Hassocks is a desirable village in West Sussex with good transport links to Brighton and London. The proximity to schools (some rated Outstanding), and a mainline train station contributes to its family-friendly appeal and high desirability. While the immediate surrounding streets’ average prices vary, Church Mead itself shows a range of price points suggesting a generally solid location within the village.

The property boasts a sizeable garden with various features including a pond and a shed, offering substantial outdoor space. This is a significant plus point, particularly in a location like Hassocks, where gardens of this size are valued.