Question 1

Are houses in the countryside cheaper?

Accepted Answer

The average house price in the countryside is equivalent to 6.3 times gross annual average earnings, whereas for urban areas it is 4.9. Copeland in Cumbria, , Stirling, East Ayrshire, Western Isles, and Pendle in Lancashire are the most affordable rural areas in the country while Cotswold is the least affordable.

Question 2

Are house prices rising in West Sussex?

Accepted Answer

Detached house prices have risen 69.5% from £414,713 to £702,927, semi-detached house prices have risen 68.6% from £248,374 to £418,739, terraced house prices have risen 63.6% from £210,444 to £344,273, and flat prices have risen 46.0% from £151,886 to £221,793.

Question 3

Is West Sussex good to live?

Accepted Answer

As well as holding a 29-year record with the Met Office for being the sunniest county in the country, West Sussex has many other wonderful perks. With miles and miles of beautiful countryside, coastline and National parks, the sunny weather and outstanding natural beauty make the perfect combination.

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