HangletonGull
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NSC I need your thoughts, viewing a house out in the wild of West Sussex next Saturday any pitfalls of moving to the Wild West ?
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[Sussex] Moving to Worthing
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BrickTamland
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Pack some track suits
Papa Lazarou
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Where in Worthing?
HangletonGull
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Tarring
Tarring is pleasant enough.
BBassic
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Moved back to Worthing about four years ago as we couldn't afford a house in Brighton.
It's much nicer than it was when I was growing up. Lots of decent cafes dotted around, good pubs (I tend to avoid the town centre pubs on weekends though).
It's not Brighton but it's a good place these days
It's much nicer than it was when I was growing up. Lots of decent cafes dotted around, good pubs (I tend to avoid the town centre pubs on weekends though).
It's not Brighton but it's a good place these days
HangletonGull
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Looking for a quieter way of life, I work in portslade , no car so bit concerned over that and too and from Amex is another downfall , but house prices in East Sussex are now out of reach
Perfidious Albion
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If you prefer East Sussex , house prices in Eastbourne are a lot more reasonable, the average is less than Worthing according to Rightmove.
HangletonGull
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Eastbourne no go for work far too far out
thedonkeycentrehalf
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I grew up in Tarring and generally a nice area. The village has a couple of half decent pubs and there are also a couple of micropubs near the station as well as some decent places such as flour pot bakery.
Not a bad train service from West Worthing to get you to Portslade for work and to the Amex for football although for evening games you might want to look at Seagull Travel either from the station or Thomas a Becket.
Presume you are living in Hangleton now? Do you have kids and/or partner at school or work in Hangleton area or are you the only one who has to consider travel?
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Bought a 3 bed semi in Upton Road, Tarring for £30k in 1982. Now worth £433k according to Move Market.
kelvinnewman
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Tbh reckon you’ll find it easier to get into Brighton from Tarring than you would Hangleton
HangletonGull
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Long story but il be the only one travelling
HangletonGull
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I’m in lewes 3 days a week , hove the other days , so il be spending the 3 days a week I spend in lewes in Worthing instead , so mrs and kids won’t be moving
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BRIGHT ON Q
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I live in Goring, went to Eastbourne for a weekend a few months ago and I found it so dirty and run down from what i remember, Worthing is so much cleaner and well kept up. Probably won't please everyone on here but it was a bit of an eye opener.
West worthing/ Goring to answer the OP question.
HangletonGull
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Also my mums partner lives in Worthing so again Eastbourne is a no go
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Last time I went to Worthing I parked in the multi story over m&s, for some reason I couldn’t find the exit and ended up in the reception for looked like a block of flats, all very odd.
Taybha
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Moving to Worthing
