18,306 people · median £345,000 · Worthing
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Sold price trend from Worthing +14.8%
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Durrington is a neighbourhood in West Sussex with a population of 18,306. The median house price is £345,000, with detached homes at £440,000 and terraced properties at £315,000. In the past year, 492 properties sold. Price growth over five years stands at 14.8 percent.
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The area has reasonable broadband coverage, with 97.4 percent gigabit-capable and 98.6 percent superfast-capable premises. Air quality is generally good, with low nitrogen dioxide levels and moderate particulate matter. Flood risk affects 4.0 percent of the area, with 1.6 percent in flood zone 3. The neighbourhood contains three conservation areas—Durrington, Castle Goring and Highdown—and 19 listed buildings. About 55 percent of neighbourhoods in England are more deprived than Durrington. The median age is 40.7 years, and 70.6 percent of homes are owner-occupied. Council tax for band D is £2,456.13 in 2026/27. Worthing Borough Council holds political control as a Labour minority administration.
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