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Welcome to New Homes in Worthing, the easy way to find new homes in Worthing and the surrounding area. Worthing is located in the county of West Sussex and only 10 miles from Brighton. Worthing has a population of around 97,540. In 2006, Worthing Borough Council agreed a masterplan for the town's regeneration. Much of the regeneration is focused on improving the town centre and seafront. The historic Dome Cinema was reopened in 2007 after major investment from the Heritage Lottery Fund. Worthing also has three council-owned theatres. If you are looking at new homes in Worthing you may be interested to learn that it has an abundance of primary and secondary schools and two colleges of Further Education. Areas close to Worthing include Chichester, Littlehampton and Shoreham-by-Sea. London is situated 44 miles from Worthing. New homes in Worthing provide the best of both worlds for those seeking the heritage and cultural aspects that only a town like Worthing can offer combined with the benefits of a brand new home in the heart of West Sussex.

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The seaside town of Worthing is located in West Sussex. Worthing is located between the magnificent coastline and the South Downs National Park and offers the chance to take in the delightful landscape of East and West Sussex. Ancient history suggests that Worthing was a buzzing flint mining town in the Stone Age and the most important of its kind. Later in the 18th century, Worthing became known as a popular fishing village and people from all backgrounds were tempted to visit the town where the water was rumoured to cure all illnesses. Today, Worthing is a full fledged seaside resort with people looking to holiday here or who retire to spend the rest of their lives enjoying the surroundings of the seaside as well as the countryside.

Today Worthing has a population of approximately 100,000 people. Scientific evidence suggests that Worthing was inhabited by people as far as 60,000 years ago, giving this town a rich history and archaeological significance. ‘Nestled between the South Downs and five miles of award winning coastline, Worthing with its tree-lined promenade and traditional Edwardian pier, has a variety of shops, eateries and leisure facilities for all ages to enjoy.' says Mr. Vernon Pethard, Managing Director of www.newhomesforsale.co.uk which is the UK's leading new homes property website. He goes on to say ‘The town (Worthing) has two main train stations offering services to London, Brighton, Portsmouth, Chichester and beyond.' Worthing is well-connected to major cities and towns via the A24 and A27 road links, making the town an easily accessible place for tourists, families and friends alike. New homes in Worthing, new apartments in Worthing and affordable housing in Worthing can all be found by using the search facility on the new homes Worthing website.

Places to visit in Worthing

Worthing Museum and Art Galley – Opened in 1908, Worthing's largest Art museum has a collection of costumes and toys that are considered to be the largest in the country. The gallery hosts some of the most precious works of fine art and also on display are works of top national and international artists. Exhibitions are frequently held here as well.

The Pier - Opened in 1862, The Pier is 960ft in length and 18ft wide and is considered to be the crown jewel of Worthing. The Pier has its own rich history that involves its demise in 1913 at the hands of a storm and its revival in 1914.

The Ritz – The first theatre in Worthing, the Ritz was opened in 1916 and continues to provide entertainment to the locals of Worthing. Currently it is undergoing a restoration phase.

The Connaught Theatre - Built in 1931 in Worthing, the theatre is still home to some of the best musicals and plays today. Broadwater Church, Worthing –The oldest and most important church in Worthing, the church serves the parish of Broadwater in Worthing.

Famous People from Worthing

Oscar Wilde, while not born or raised in Worthing, wrote his play ‘the importance of being earnest' while in Worthing, thereby naming his character Jack Worthing in the play. Historian John Selder and David Leadbetter are other famous personalities who were born in Worthing.

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