Man with a Van Haywards Heath — the main line’s middle stop, moved properly.
Halfway between Brighton and the capital sits Mid Sussex's county seat in all but name — a station town where half the doorbells ring to London schedules. Fourteen-ish miles up the A23 and A272 from our base, and one of our most familiar runs north.
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Haywards Heath and its villages-within
The named corners of RH16 and the lanes beyond:
Moving in Haywards Heath, sensibly.
The town's regular orders:
- Commuter-family houses across the avenues — the RH16 classic
- Bolnore Village's modern streets — built since 2002, still filling
- Franklands Village's 1930s stock — character with tighter halls
- Station-area flats for the London-bound
- Runs down to Brighton and up to town on the same board
- Packing days ahead of exchange-and-complete deadlines
Mid Sussex District Council runs its patch from right here in town — different authority from Brighton's, though parking drama is mercifully rare this far up.
The Haywards Heath particulars.
What shapes the quote this far north:
A town the trains built
The Brighton main line put Haywards Heath on the map and keeps it there — Victoria, Brighton, Gatwick and the coast all direct. Moves here cluster around completion dates and season-ticket logic.
Bolnore & Franklands
Two villages-within-the-town bookend the housing story: Bolnore's post-2002 closes with their planned parking, and Franklands' 1930s cottages with staircases from a slimmer era. We size the crew to the vintage.
The A272 approach
Since the 2014 bypass, the run in from the A23 is clean — fourteen or fifteen miles from Brighton, half an hour door to door, counted honestly in the hours.
Main-line rates, no premium stop.
Get your exact price →- 01Medium van + driverflats & part-loadsfrom £22/hr
- 02Medium van + 2 menfamily housesfrom £33/hr
- 03Large van + driverbigger single loadsfrom £28/hr
- 04Large van + 2 menthe full-house dayfrom £39/hr
Between London and the sea? So's your van.
Get a quote →The whole list, mid-Sussex wide
All services run to RH16 — Burgess Hill and Cuckfield usually share the trip.
Nearby: Burgess Hill Brighton Cuckfield Lindfield Balcombe Scaynes Hill All areas →
Haywards Heath move FAQ
The questions of a town that commutes both ways.
What does a move cost in Haywards Heath?
Straight off the published card: £22/£33/£44 an hour on the medium van, £28/£39/£55 on the large, with the half-hour run from Brighton inside the quoted hours. No mid-Sussex markup.
Do you cover Bolnore and Franklands Village?
Both by name — Bolnore's modern closes and Franklands' 1930s cottages move differently, and the quote reflects which one you're in. Lindfield and Cuckfield next door count too.
Can you sync a move to a completion date?
That's most of the work up here — exchange-and-complete timing with a packing day beforehand where it helps. Tell us the date chain and we'll hold the slot in writing.
Are you based nearby?
Brighton — fourteen or fifteen miles south. The A23 makes it a routine half-hour, which we'd rather state plainly than dress up as a local branch.
Do you run to London from here?
Regularly — Haywards Heath sits right on our London route, so moves to or from the capital time neatly. Any ULEZ or central-zone charges appear itemised in the quote.