Living in Shoreham-by-Sea
Shoreham-by-Sea, nestled in the heart of West Sussex, is a picturesque coastal town that boasts a rich maritime history and a vibrant community spirit. Originally a fishing village, its history dates back to Roman times and has evolved into a charming town that balances tradition with modernity. The town’s historic architecture, including the iconic Shoreham Harbour, provides a scenic backdrop for both residents and visitors alike. The stunning South Downs National Park nearby adds to its appeal, offering breathtaking views and outdoor activities for nature enthusiasts.
Economically, Shoreham thrives on a mix of local businesses, from quaint cafes to independent shops, contributing to a lively town centre. The proximity to Brighton enhances its economy, as many residents commute for work while enjoying the more relaxed pace of life in Shoreham. With a crime rate that is 84% below the national average, residents feel a sense of safety and community pride that is hard to find in larger urban areas. The town’s low flood risk also adds to its desirability, making it an attractive option for families and individuals alike.
£350,000
Approximately 10% below the Brighton average.
84% below national average
A safe environment for families and individuals.
Direct trains to London
Frequent services make commuting convenient.
20,000 residents
A tight-knit community with a friendly atmosphere.
What's happening in Shoreham-by-Sea
No Apologies – If Kurt Cobain Was Trans Review
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Water supply fully restored at Gatwick Airport
Gatwick Airport says supplies have fully returned and all its facilities are open as usual.
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Embroidery on display as town celebrates conqueror
The Hastings Embroidery is on display as the town marks a milestone linked to William the Conqueror.
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A lifesize fibreglass statue of a great white shark has fallen foul of the councils planning department. The 9.5m high sculpture was…
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Stunning partial eclipse photographs from Sussex
The next lunar eclipse visible in the UK will be in February 2027.
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