
“We have been using Phillip James Lettings since 2008 to help us with 2 flats we rent out. Prior to that we used a couple of the bigger names out there but I'm so glad we made the change — and stuck to it!” — Claire Bradford (via Google)

Tarring Village, Worthing
Worthing, BN13 1EX
£1,195 pcm
2 Bed Flat - Ground Floor
Let agreedGrantham Road, Brighton
Brighton, BN1 6EE
3 Bed Maisonette
Let agreedDurrington Hill, Worthing
Worthing, BN13 2PY
2 Bed House
Let agreedEast Worthing
Worthing, BN11 2BE
1 Bed Flat - Ground Floor
Let agreedWallace Avenue, Goring-by-Sea
Goring-by-Sea, BN11 5QD
1 Bed Flat - Upper Floors
Let agreedWilmington Court, Bath Road, Worthing
Worthing, BN11 3QN
2 Bed Flat - Upper Floors
“We have been using Phillip James Lettings since 2008 to help us with 2 flats we rent out. Prior to that we used a couple of the bigger names out there but I'm so glad we made the change — and stuck to it!” — Claire Bradford (via Google)

Worthing
Durrington is Worthing's northern edge — a largely 1930s-onwards family neighbourhood between the South Downs and the A27, with good schools, a station, and easier-to-afford housing than the seafront.

Worthing
Heene is the central-west Worthing patch sandwiched between the town centre and West Worthing — Edwardian villas, leafy streets, and a small but useful local shopping strip on Heene Road. Walkable, quiet, and slightly more polished than the streets either side.

Worthing
West Worthing sits between central Worthing and Goring — Edwardian terraces and seafront flats, a station of its own for the London hop, and a slightly quieter feel than the town centre without losing easy walking access to it.

Worthing
East Worthing is the stretch from the town centre out toward Lancing — predominantly Edwardian residential streets, popular with families and commuters, with the seafront ten minutes away and its own train station for a faster London hop.

Worthing
Worthing's central core — the pier, Montague Street's pedestrianised high street, the station, and the steadily-improving restaurant and bar scene. Walkable, well-connected, and the densest stock of one- and two-bed flats in the town.

Worthing
Goring-by-Sea is the green, slow-paced western edge of Worthing — wide streets, mature trees, a seafront greensward, and the village high street running parallel to the beach. Family-led, with strong schools and a station that gives Goring its own commuter identity.

Littlehampton
Littlehampton sits where the Arun meets the sea — long sandy beaches, a regenerated harbour, and noticeably cheaper rents than Worthing or Brighton. Direct trains to London Victoria from a station that's been here since 1846.

Angmering
Angmering is a sprawling West Sussex village west of Worthing with its own train station, a busy high street, and a long-running mix of historic core, post-war family neighbourhoods, and newer estates spreading north toward the A27.