Situated near our Goring Road office, West Worthing is primarily a residential enclave with an array of delightful properties and community amenities.

While the area’s boundaries may not be precisely defined, it’s generally regarded as spanning from Heene Road in the east to Sea Place in the west, with the railway line marking its northern perimeter. The presence of West Worthing station, along with its notorious level crossing, makes it a popular choice for commuters.

At the heart of West Worthing lies Grand Avenue, a broad and impressive thoroughfare adorned with a diverse range of mature trees. Once home to some of Worthing’s largest residences, many of these grand houses from the 1920s have since given way to luxurious apartments. Notable landmarks along Grand Avenue include Black Nest Hall, an early 18th-century property that was dismantled and rebuilt in the 1920s, and Dolphin Lodge, an impressive Art Deco structure originally designed as a hotel but now converted into flats.

A brief stroll westward leads to Marine Gardens, a charming traditional park featuring bowling greens, a sunken pond, and a putting green. Its bustling café provides an ideal setting to enjoy a coffee while basking in the outdoor ambiance.

In West Worthing, the allure of the sea is ever-present, with Waterwise Park offering a popular play area for children right on the beachfront.

Heading north along Goring Road reveals a familiar array of high street staples like Tesco, Coop, and Costa, alongside an increasing number of independent establishments such as the thriving micro-pub, The Georgi Finn and drinks.

For those seeking recreational activities, Worthing Leisure Centre is conveniently located nearby, boasting facilities such as a running track, 3G football pitches, gym, and racquet courts.

Meanwhile, Heene Road has witnessed a surge in popularity in recent years, particularly at its southern end, where a diverse selection of shops awaits, including bakeries, small supermarkets, and the acclaimed Istanbul Café. From here, a pleasant ten-minute walk brings you into the town centre.

With an impressive array of properties ranging from studio flats to large family homes, West Worthing caters to a variety of buyer preferences. While prices may be slightly higher compared to other areas, the area’s convenience and desirability ensure continued high demand. Indeed, the abundance of estate agents scattered throughout serves as a testament to West Worthing’s enduring appeal.

In conclusion, West Worthing offers much more than just a level crossing – it’s a vibrant and diverse community with plenty to explore and enjoy.