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The roof of your residential or commercial property needs to be in good condition to ensure it keeps the valuables, structural integrity, and people inside, safe. The homeowner or commercial property owner often overlooks the importance of the roof. It is what leads to unwanted financial burden and hassles later on. If your property’s roof is damaged, leaking, or if you feel the need for professional inspection or roof repair in Worthing, UK, the Watertight Worthing Roofing Company has the answers to your problems.

Why We Love Living In Worthing, West Sussex

Worthing, West Sussex is a popular seaside town. It is a bustling town with many amenities and attractions. The town has a population of about 100,000 people and it is the administrative centre for the district of Worthing.

Why Should You Move to Worthing, West Sussex?

The town offers an excellent transport system with trains, buses and taxis available to move around. The town has a wide range of shops, restaurants and pubs which are open all day long. There are also many green spaces for recreation like South Downs National Park which is just 25 minutes away from Worthing.

Often voted as a good place to retire, West Sussex features a low crime rate, good healthcare, good weather, and an abundance of outdoor activities.

What is the Cost of Living in Worthing, West Sussex?

According to the cost of housing index, Worthing is more expensive than the average for the United Kingdom and earns a score of 3 out of 10. 1 represents the most expensive, while 10 represents the least expensive. Today’s Halifax housing index shows that worthing has an average house price of £359,204, which is above the latest national average.

The town’s Victorian seafront is lined with an abundance of flats, according to Rightmove statistics – each selling for an average of £215,894 over the past 12 months, making up the majority of Worthing’s property sales.

Splashpoint Leisure Centre

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At Watertight, we take pride in the skills, expertise, and experience we have gathered over the years. That means we can take care of any issue. Our commitment to our customers can be seen in the fact that most of our customers are referrals of our existing clients or from word of mouth. Our comprehensive range of services helps ensure you never have to look for any other tradesman. Whether you’re just looking for minor repair work or want to replace the old roof in your warehouse, residence, storage facility, or just about any size property.

Where to Stay in Worthing,
West Sussex?

Grand Victorian Hotel Worthing

This traditional hotel, which has been in business since the late 19th century, sits directly opposite Worthing Train Station, 15 minutes’ walk from the seafront. It has a restaurant, bar and comfortable rooms.

Located on Worthing Beach, this Victorian property has been refurbished and offers sea views, a bustling bar and full English breakfasts. Worthing Pier and Pavilion Theater are about five minutes’ walk from the Burlington. It is approximately ten minutes’ walk to Worthing town centre.

The Chatsworth Hotel

This 19th-century Grade II-listed hotel is very well situated for Worthing Town Centre, featuring a Georgian frontage overlooking Steyne Gardens. Family and pet friendly, the hotel has free Wi-Fi & en suite rooms.

An award-winning restaurant, a bar, and individually decorated rooms are available at the Findon Manor hotel, nestled in the Sussex countryside with spectacular views around every corner. In some rooms, there is a view of the open countryside from the en-suite bathrooms. This hotel offers free Wi-Fi Internet access and tea/coffee-making facilities.

What are the Top Things to do in Worthing, West Sussex?

Here are our top selected picks for things to do in Worthing:

  • Worthing Museum & Gallery

    It is located near St. Paul’s Church, a grade II* listed building. Built a century ago, the Worthing Museum and Art Gallery was originally intended to house both a library and a museum, with the library section being funded by Andrew Carnegie.

  • National Trust – Cissbury Ring

    Located north of Worthing in West Sussex, Cisbury Ring is a biological Site of Special Scientific Interest comprising 84.2 hectares.

  • Splashpoint Leisure Centre

    The facility features a 25 meter, six lane competition pool, learning/diving pool, as well as a leisure pool with flume. A number of water sports can be enjoyed, including swimming lessons and aqua-aerobics.

Worthing Ice Rink
Goring by Sea Beach
  • High Salvington Windmill

    It stands 320 feet above sea level and can take advantage of incoming sea winds. The Durrington or High Salvington Windmill is a Grade II listed mill in High Salvington, Sussex.

  • Beach House Park

    There are formal lawns and flowerbeds, bowling greens of international standard, and a war memorial in Worthing City Park, a formal garden established in 1924 by Worthing Borough Council in West Sussex, England.

  • AMF Bowling Worthing

    The venue features 26 lanes of bowling, an American diner, a buzzing bar, and an amusements area where you can enjoy the day/evening with your family or with friends.

  • Goring-by-Sea Beach

    You’ll find a classic West Sussex beach at Goring-by-Sea, with long stretches of pebbles and shingle separated by wooden groynes marking the high tide mark. Past this, you’ll find sand with a flat surface. An extensive grassy area surrounds the beach and is separated from it by a narrow path that leads from the Sea Lane Café to Worthing. Many of these beach huts are old-fashioned in style.

  • Field Place

    Field Place was built in the 18th century in the English Country House style and from generations of local well known families, it has an atmosphere of calm and tranquility. With eight acres of lush grounds and a long history, Field Place is a perfect venue for weddings, conferences, parties, and meetings.

Field Place
Denton Gardens
  • The Worthing Lido

    For the entire family, there are great value family activities available, whether you are looking for a bite to eat, the perfect souvenir for a friend or family member, want an ice cream, or want to simply entertain your little ones on a rainy day.

  • Worthing Ice Rink

    The ice skating rink is a great place to have fun for all ages, from young children to adults. You can hire a penguin to help the younger kiddos. You can hire skates or bring your own. There are food and toilet facilities. The ice skating rink sessions are usually an hour and that’s enough for most people.

  • Denton Gardens

    A pleasant ornamental garden, established in 1924 by Alderman Denton and situated just east of the Pier, Denton Gardens has a raised terrace, a sunken garden, and a herbaceous border. It was given to the Town in 1922 by Alderman J.G. Denton.

Beach House Park

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