To let — Worthing, BN11
A one-bedroom flat, with one bathroom, offered unfurnished.
£1,025 pcm
Available 20 SeptemberA newly refurbished one-bedroom first-floor flat in a handsome period house on one of Worthing's leafy residential roads, only a short walk from the town centre, the station and the sea.
The building has kept a good deal of its original character. An arched, panelled front door with coloured glass opens onto a mosaic-tiled communal entrance hall.
The flat itself has just been refurbished throughout. It has been freshly decorated in soft grey and white, with new carpets to the hall, sitting room and bedroom, wood-effect flooring to the kitchen and bathroom, and a new electric shower. It is double glazed throughout and has modern electric panel heating.
A hallway with a dado rail and a built-in storage cupboard leads to all the rooms. The sitting room is the flat's great strength: a generously proportioned, south-facing room with coving and a wide triple window looking out over the trees towards the town, and it gets the sun for most of the day.
The kitchen has white, fitted units with plenty of cupboard and drawer space, a built-in electric oven and hob, tiled splashbacks and a full-height built-in cupboard for further storage.
The bedroom is a small double, but it has been planned to make the most of the space, with built-in high-level cupboards and shelving so the floor stays clear for the bed. The bathroom is a good size, half tiled in white, with a full-sized panelled bath with the new electric shower over, a pedestal basin, WC and a mirrored cabinet.
There is off-road parking on the shared driveway, on a first-come, first-served basis.
Worthing and West Worthing stations are both around half a mile away, with direct trains to Brighton, Chichester and London Victoria in about an hour and a half. Montague Street and the town centre shops are a ten-minute walk, and the seafront a little beyond that.
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Energy & council tax
EPC band E. Council tax band A.
Features
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.
Read the Heene guideBased on comparable properties as of September 2026.
Heene is an almost entirely flat-led neighbourhood, and that's where the activity sits. One-beds are the backbone of the market, with a median rent of around £1,050 a month, and they're letting in roughly a fortnight — a steady pace for late summer. Two-beds, typically around £1,450 a month, are taking a little longer, around two to three weeks, which is normal for this time of year as the summer moving wave starts to ease. Studios are moving at a similar pace to one-beds and sit around £775 a month, though the sample is small enough that individual rents vary quite a bit.
Houses are thin on the ground in Heene, and with only a handful of three- and four-bed lets to draw on, it's hard to read that end of the market with much confidence — the figures are there, but not in sufficient depth to lean on heavily.
For investors looking at flats specifically, gross yields are running at around 7.5% — a figure worth noting, though flat purchase prices here remain more accessible than much of 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.
1-bedroom flats in Heene typically achieve an average rent of £1,050 per month, with a typical range of £950–£1,300 pcm. Phillip James offer free rental valuations for landlords letting in this area.
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.
1-bedroom properties in Heene typically go under offer within 12 days of being marketed.
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.
Demand for 1-bed properties in Heene 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 Heene 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.
Yes — this 1-bedroom flat in Heene is available to rent through Phillip James. Book a viewing via the "Book a viewing" button on this page.
The asking rent for this property is £1,025 per calendar month.
This property has 1 bedroom and 1 bathroom, with 1 reception room.
This property is offered unfurnished.
This property has an EPC rating of E.
This property is in council tax band A.
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