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Worthing isn’t just where we work – it’s where we’ve built lasting relationships, grown our reputation, and truly feel part of the community. Our team knows the town inside out, from the seafront apartments and town centre terraces to the quieter pockets tucked away in surrounding neighbourhoods.

Whether you’re buying your first home, selling up for something new, letting a property, or searching for a place to rent, we offer friendly, knowledgeable support at every stage. With years of experience, a deep understanding of the local market, and a real passion for what we do, we’re here to make your move as smooth and successful as possible.

Whatever your plans, you’ll find expert advice, a personal touch, and a team who genuinely care about helping you find our next home or investment – right here in Worthing.

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Helpful, professional, available, friendly, approachable and knowledgeable advice from the whole team. As first time buyers, Harry walked us through the process, keeping us informed at every stage and remaining patient, despite delays from our solicitor…

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Service start to finish from Harry and all the team was superb. Communication timely, picked up the phone when needed, quick responses and phone updates even at 6pm on a Friday evening. When Harry was on a day off or holiday, the service didn’t drop. A thoroughly superb…

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An excellent service by all the team, this app did not enable me to mention all the staff, but they all form a very good team of experts. The team headed by Chris were always on hand to deal with several problems we had with the sale, They all acted in a most professional manner, we are very…

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Properties For Sale In Worthing

Nestled between Worthing and Ferring, Goring-by-Sea blends coastal beauty with a laid-back village feel – it’s no wonder it’s such a popular place to call home. We know the area inside out and genuinely love being part of this community, so whether you’re buying, selling or just exploring your options, we’re here to help you move forward with confidence.

Flat - Conversion | 136 Heene Road, Worthing | For Sale

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£250,000

136 Heene Road, Worthing

Flat - Conversion

2 Beds
1 Bathrooms
House - Semi-Detached | Quicksilver Street, Worthing | For Sale

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£450,000

Quicksilver Street, Worthing

House - Semi-Detached

4 Beds
3 Bathrooms
Flat - Retirement | Penrith Court, Broadwater Street East, Worthing | For Sale

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£60,000

Penrith Court, Broadwater Street East, Worthing

Flat - Retirement

1 Beds
1 Bathrooms
Bungalow - Detached | Rudgwick Avenue, Goring-By-Sea, Worthing | For Sale

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£500,000

Rudgwick Avenue, Goring-By-Sea, Worthing

Bungalow - Detached

2 Beds
1 Bathrooms

Average House Price In Worthing

Data from Rightmove, 2025

Getting Around: Travel Times From Worthing To…

Brighton

Car: 35 mins
Train: 25 mins
Bus: 55 mins

Gatwick

Car: 41 mins
Train: 52 mins

Portsmouth

Car: 1 hour 6 mins
Train: 1 hour 12 mins

London Victoria

Train: 1 hour 25 mins

Local train station: Worthing
Local bus: Pulse, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 700, 701

Schools In Worthing

Primary
Schools

Heene C of E School
Homefield Primary
Springfield Infant School
St Mary’s Catholic Primary School
Thomas A Becket Infant School
Thomas A Becket Junior School

Secondary
Schools

Bohunt Worthing
Davison High School
St Andrews High School
Worthing High

Independent
Schools

Lancing College Preparatory School
Our Lady of Sion School
Seadown School

Five Worthing Facts

Smugglers by the sea

Worthing may seem like a peaceful seaside town today, but back in the 1800s, it was a hotbed of smuggling. The George Inn (now replaced by the Guildbourne Centre) was rumoured to have a tunnel running straight to the sea – perfect for sneaking in contraband under the noses of the authorities. From brandy to silk, if it could be smuggled, chances are it passed through Worthing!

Literary legends

Worthing has some serious literary credentials. Oscar Wilde wrote The Importance of Being Earnest here in the summer of 1894, and Jane Austen’s unfinished novel Sanditon was inspired by her stay in the town. Fast-forward to the 1960s, and playwright Harold Pinter penned The Homecoming from his home in Ambrose Place. Not bad for one quiet coastal town.

Lights, Camera, Worthing

Worthing has played host to plenty of film and TV cameras over the years. From classics like Wish You Were Here to sitcoms like Men Behaving Badly, the town’s made plenty of on-screen appearances. Worthing Pier even became a bit of an indie icon in the ‘90s, gracing the album cover of Britpop band Gene’s ‘To See the Lights’.

A sunset worth travelling for

Believe it or not, Worthing’s been named one of the top 25 places in the world to watch the sunset – beating the likes of Miami and Hawaii. The CrabShack on Marine Parade is the perfect spot to watch the sky turn pink over the sea, glass of wine in hand. Who needs the tropics when you’ve got this on your doorstep?

Hidden reef just offshore

Just a few miles off the coast, ‘Worthing Lumps’ is an incredible underwater chalk reef that’s been called one of the best in Europe. It’s home to all sorts of marine life and has cliff faces up to three metres high – all beneath the waves. It’s a diver’s dream, and many locals don’t even know it’s there.

Local Flavours

Coast Cafe

Right on the seafront, Coast Café has that effortless beachside vibe down to a tee. It’s the perfect spot for a long brunch, a post-swim coffee, or sunset drinks with friends. With a heated terrace, live music, and fresh, local ingredients at the heart of their menu, it’s where good food and great views go hand in hand.

Yamu Yamu

Tucked away in town, Yamu Yamu brings a fresh twist on East Asian flavours, with Japanese-inspired small plates and cocktails that are anything but ordinary. It’s casual, cool and packed with personality, the kind of place you pop in for one dish and end up staying all evening.

Effes

For unbeatable kebabs and Turkish grill classics, Effes hits the spot. This local gem is all about bold flavours, generous portions and warm, no-fuss hospitality. Whether you’re grabbing a quick bite or settling in for a feast with friends, Effes delivers every time – fresh, filling and seriously satisfying.

Woods

If you’re craving a proper burger, Woods is your spot. Family-run and full of heart, their menu is all about quality, passion and no-nonsense good food. From juicy patties to indulgent milkshakes, it’s the go-to for a laid-back lunch, casual dinner or a catch-up with mates over fries and a pint.

The Whiskey Rooms

Tucked in the West End of Worthing, The Whiskey Rooms is a cosy, quirky bar for those who love a wee dram or a fabulously made cocktail. With over 100 whiskies on the shelves and a rotating drinks menu, it’s ideal whether you’re a seasoned connoisseur or just fancy something different in a relaxed, welcoming setting.

Perch on the Pier

Perfectly perched at the end of Worthing Pier, this unique setting serves up unbeatable sea views with every dish. From breakfast to dinner, it’s all about fresh ingredients, coastal classics and a chilled-out setting – not forgetting the free entertainment of the starling murmuration’s. Watch the mesmerising aerial displays of thousands of starlings twisting and turning in unison.

CrabShack Worthing

Seafood lovers, take note! Award winning, family-run and right by the sea, it’s all about simple, honest ingredients freshly cooked. The menu is full of flavour and the venue offers a relaxed atmosphere. Alfresco in summer, cosy indoors in winter – it’s the kind of place you’ll want to come back to.

Local Life In Worthing

Wednesday market in town

Every Wednesday, Montague Street comes alive with Worthing’s weekly market. With up to 40 stalls lining the high street, it’s a great place to pick up fresh produce, household essentials, handmade gifts or tasty treats. A brilliant midweek buzz that adds character and charm to the town centre.

Local and Independent Traders

Worthing has a thriving community of independent shops, cafés, and creatives. From artisan bakers and vintage boutiques to craft beer specialists and family-run restaurants, here, supporting local is easy – and rewarding. There’s always something new to discover just off the main streets.

Water sports & Splashpoint Leisure Centre

Head east along the seafront and you’ll find no shortage of ways to make a splash. Try stand-up paddleboarding or kayak hire from K66 Boardriders, perfect for beginners and water lovers alike. Splashpoint Leisure Centre offers a modern indoor pool and gym facilities, while younger visitors can cool off in the nearby outdoor splash pad – a big hit during warmer months.

Worthing Pier & promenade

A visit to Worthing is not complete without a stroll along The Pier. With its Art Deco charm and 360° sea views, it’s one of Worthing’s most distinguished landmarks. The promenade itself is ideal for walking, jogging or cycling – or simply pausing for an ice cream and watching the world go by.

Family fun activities

Looking for things to do with the kids? Worthing’s got you covered. Challenge the family to a game of bowling, test your wits in one of the town’s escape rooms, or rent bikes and explore the coast on two wheels. It’s a town that keeps all ages entertained, whatever the weather. See what’s on in Worthing here.

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