Town-by-town storage and moving guides for the West Sussex areas we collect from.
Local guidesWorthing draws downsizers, retirees and priced-out Brighton commuters with more space for your money, a long seafront, and a direct line into London Victoria. Here’s what the different pockets of BN11–BN14 are actually like to live in, and the practical side of the move estate agents skip.
Read the guide →Local guidesHorsham draws London commuters, downsizing families and people priced out of Crawley and Brighton with a historic market-town centre, a fast direct line into London Victoria, and easy access to the countryside on its doorstep. Here’s what the different pockets of RH12–RH13 are actually like to live in, and the practical side of the move estate agents skip.
Read the guide →Local guidesChichester runs on a different rhythm to the rest of West Sussex — a working cathedral inside Roman-and-medieval walls, a harbour full of sailing boats down the road, and the South Downs where the city stops. Here’s what PO19’s different pockets are actually like to live in, and the groundwork estate agents leave out.
Read the guide →Local guidesCrawley was drawn on a plan in 1947, not grown around a market square — and that shapes almost everything about living here, from its self-contained neighbourhoods to the fastest run into London of any town in this series. Here’s what each pocket of RH10–RH11 is actually like, and the groundwork a move throws up that estate agents don’t cover.
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