Up-and-coming buy-to-let areas can often be areas of historical significance that have flown under the radar and, due to regeneration, restoration and embracing modernisation, have transformed into areas of high demand.
This certainly applies to Worthing. West Worthing, for example, is known for its Victorian and Edwardian houses, which have helped Worthing retain its historical significance.
Worthing Pier is a robust Grade II listed structure that has survived both World Wars, a fire, and countless storms. Due to extensive restoration work, the pier houses a stylish all-day restaurant and cocktail bar.
Plans also exist for new homes to be built across Worthing, especially in the vicinity of the town centre, further reinforcing the town’s efforts to adapt to modern times.
The best buy-to-let area in Worthing depends mainly on the type of person you want to appeal to. Goring-by-Sea is known for its beachfront properties and scenery and will likely attract retirees or those looking for a quieter life. Broadwater offers a more modern vibe, has excellent amenities, schools, and transport links, and might be a popular choice among younger professionals and families.
West Worthing, however, is arguably the most sought-after area in Worthing. It boasts excellent schools (such as Worthing College), railway links, parks, and unique properties.
Goring-by-Sea
Average Property Prices in Goring-by-Sea
The average property price in this area is £432,023.
Average Rental Yield in Goring-by-Sea
The average rental yield in this area is 3.26%.
