£450,000

status unconfirmed
Taylor Wimpey has 252 developments on Homello. Homes in Hassocks sold for a median £527,500 over the last year, £488 per sq ft; see house prices in Hassocks.
Friars Oak is a significant new build community by national developer Taylor Wimpey, located on London Road in the village of Hassocks, West Sussex (BN6 9NA). The development comprises approximately 130 new homes and offers an exclusive collection of 2, 3, and 4-bedroom properties. The scheme is designed to integrate seamlessly with the village’s countryside character, featuring green open spaces and a LEAP (Local Equipped Area for Play) for residents.
The development features a variety of house types, all built to a high-efficiency specification. The properties currently available include semi-detached and detached linked homes, with specific designs tailored for different buyer needs. All homes feature enhanced sustainability and modern specifications, including solar panels, triple glazing, and an electric vehicle (EV) charging port. Interiors include hand-crafted Symphony kitchens, with select plots boasting premium features such as bi-fold doors. Friars Oak is situated in a location that offers both peaceful village life and efficient connectivity. Hassocks Train Station is approximately 0.8 miles from the development, offering direct and fast rail services. Commuters can reach Brighton in a rapid 9 to 11 minutes and London Victoria in under one hour, with easy access also provided to Gatwick Airport. Major road links are easily accessible for journeys by car. Local amenities are well-established within Hassocks village. Everyday shopping is catered for by a Sainsbury's Local (0.8mi) and a Tesco Superstore (1.1mi). The village High Street hosts independent retailers, including Indigo (gifts) and Southdown Wine Cellars, alongside local eateries, coffee shops (such as Proper Cycling & Coffee), and a monthly Farmers Market. Educational provision includes Hassocks Infant School (0.8mi) and the independent Hurstpierpoint College (1mi). Recreational opportunities are extensive, with the South Downs National Park and Ditchling Common nearby for outdoor pursuits, as well as Adastra Park (0.8mi). The development is in its final phases, with the first homeowners already in residence. Specific plots, such as a selection of 2 and 3-bedroom homes, are available for move-in before Christmas 2025 or in Autumn 2025. Prospective buyers are advised to contact the Taylor Wimpey sales team to confirm the availability of specific house types (e.g., 'The Clayton', 'The Ockenden', 'The Plomer'), discuss individual plot incentives, and arrange a viewing appointment for the show homes.
Estate agents list one home for sale at Friars Oak. Agent listings do not say whether a home is new or a resale, so this may be either.
Friars Oak is a Taylor Wimpey development in Hassocks, West Sussex. Taylor Wimpey has 252 developments listed on Homello.
Friars Oak is marked "now selling" (unconfirmed). Use the enquiry button to check current availability with Taylor Wimpey.
The median sold price in Hassocks was £527,500 over the last 12 months (260 sales, −4.1% on the year before), or £488 per square foot, from HM Land Registry data. The house prices in Hassocks page has the trend, prices by property type and every street.
Friars Oak offers houses, 130 homes in total. Homes are sold outright by Taylor Wimpey.
London Road, Hassocks, BN6 9NA
Within half a mile: 1 restaurant or cafe, 1 pub or bar.
Straight-line distances; actual routes will be longer. Stations from NaPTAN, with their lines powered by TfL Open Data; schools from the Department for Education register, with the latest Ofsted signal; supermarkets from Geolytix Retail Points; places to eat from the Food Standards Agency's register of food businesses.
The Mid Sussex neighbourhood around this development.
Sources: HM Land Registry price paid data, Police.uk, Historic England, ONS Census 2021, Ofcom Connected Nations, Environment Agency. Planning offices.

We have not been able to confirm current prices here recently.
Checked on the Taylor Wimpey website on 28 October 2026.