Let agreed — Worthing, BN12
A four-bedroom house, with one bathroom, offered unfurnished.
Let agreed
Phillip James Letting Agents Worthing are delighted to present to the rental market this very substantial period cottage which forms part of the Old Rectory in Ferring Street, Ferring. The property benefits from gas central heating, mainly UPVC double glazed, two reception rooms, an additional bedroom/study on the ground floor, a spacious fitted kitchen breakfast room with fridge, gas hob and double electric oven, three first floor large double bedrooms, master bedroom with built in fitted wardrobes, modern bathroom with shower, downstairs cloakroom, private secluded rear garden, garage and additional off road parking. The tenant security deposit required is £2,425. The council tax band is F, and the EPC rating is D. The property is available from 9th August 2025.
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Features
Ferring is a quiet seaside village west of Goring — green lanes, beach huts on a wide pebble shore, an unhurried pace, and a settled community that's mostly retired or raising families.
Read the Ferring guideFerring is a small and relatively quiet rental neighbourhood, so the sample here is modest — but what the data does show is reasonably clear. The market is predominantly flats and bungalows, with two-bedroom properties making up the bulk of activity. Two-beds are letting around a week to ten days, with a median rent of around £1,400 a month, and there's a reasonable choice of them currently available. Studios and one-beds are thin on the ground right now, with nothing currently listed in either category. Larger properties — three and four-bedroom — have been taking about a month or slightly more to let, which is a normal pattern for that end of the market in a village setting.
The late-summer period has seen a reasonable pace of lets agreed relative to new instructions, which suggests stock isn't sitting. That said, Ferring is never a high-turnover market, and landlords here should expect a steadier rhythm than a town centre.
For investors, gross yields on flats are running at around 7% based on current sale and rental pricing — the stronger end of what you'd typically see across the wider Worthing area.
A note on yields: figures shown are gross — annualised rent divided by the typical recent sale price for the same property type and bedroom count. Sale-price data is from HM Land Registry Price Paid. Contains HM Land Registry data © Crown copyright and database right 2021. Licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
Demand for 4-bed properties in Ferring is strong — tenant demand is consistently high.
Based on rental and let-agreed transactions and active listings in this area, calculated by Phillip James — Independent Letting Agents across the Sussex coast since 2008, combined with public listings data.
Yes — Phillip James lets properties throughout Ferring and the wider Worthing and Brighton area. We offer tenant-find and fully-managed services with transparent fees. You can request a free rental valuation for your own property.
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This property has 4 bedrooms and 1 bathroom, with 2 reception rooms.
This property is offered unfurnished.
