Unregistered land in Mid Sussex
Mid Sussex (West Sussex, South East) has 334 plots of land that are missing from the HM Land Registry index and score 50 or more on our 0–100 scale for how realistic a claim would be. 266 of them score 75 or more. That's around 10 for every 10 km², below the average for the South East.
334plots scoring 50+
226next to homes (68%)
298under an acre (89%)
Where they are
Towns and villages with the most
| Balcombe | 17 plots |
| Lindfield | 15 plots |
| Brook Street | 14 plots |
| Hassocks | 14 plots |
| World's End | 14 plots |
| Burgess Hill | 13 plots |
| Haywards Heath | 11 plots |
| Sunnyside | 11 plots |
Each plot is counted against its nearest named place.
What kind of land
The largest group is woodland (54%).
| Woodland | 54% |
| Gaps within housing areas | 33% |
| Not labelled on maps | 8% |
| Scrub, rough grass and heath | 3% |
| Other (parks, sites, verges…) | 2% |
| Farmland and meadow | 1% |
Plot sizes
| Under ¼ acre | 167 |
| ¼ to 1 acre | 131 |
| 1 to 2 acres | 20 |
| Over 2 acres | 16 |
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