Mean sold price
£345k
↓ 4.0% since Q1 2024
Total sales
1,409
Land Registry records
Planning records
4,079
10,340 within 3 km
Recent avg
£345k
Last 12 months
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Across 1,409 Land Registry sales, homes in BN11 sold for a mean of £345k. That is broadly in line with the England & Wales average of £381k. Detached homes are the priciest here at £667k, with flats the most affordable at £232k. Mean prices have fallen 4.0% over the period we track.
Mean sold price trend
Quarterly · Land Registry transactions
By property type
Mean prices across Land Registry records for BN11; property mix can skew the headline.
Recent sold transactions
155, GROUND FLOOR FLAT, HEENE ROAD, WORTHING
Flat · BN11 4NY · 20 Feb 26
£262,500
1, THE ACRE CLOSE, WORTHING
Flat · BN11 4LW · 16 Feb 26
£350,000
GARDEN COTTAGE, 50A, LANSDOWNE ROAD, WORTHING
Detached · BN11 5HJ · 16 Feb 26
£520,000
7, AMELIA CRESCENT, WORTHING
Semi-detached · BN11 4EB · 13 Feb 26
£410,000
26, NEWLAND ROAD, WORTHING
Flat · BN11 1JR · 11 Feb 26
£117,000
48, MEADOW ROAD, WORTHING
Semi-detached · BN11 2SG · 6 Feb 26
£405,000
WESTDOWN COURT, 68, DOWNVIEW ROAD, WORTHING
Flat · BN11 4QY · 6 Feb 26
£215,000
85, NEWLAND ROAD, WORTHING
Terraced · BN11 1LB · 5 Feb 26
£315,000
1, PARKSIDE, WORTHING
Flat · BN11 1NB · 4 Feb 26
£195,000
WESTBROOKE COURT, FLAT 11, CRESCENT ROAD, WORTHING
Flat · BN11 1RG · 4 Feb 26
£267,000
11, FLAT 5, QUEENS ROAD, WORTHING
Flat · BN11 3LX · 4 Feb 26
£190,000
WOBURN COURT, FLAT 9, RICHMOND ROAD, WORTHING
Flat · BN11 4AE · 2 Feb 26
£119,000
More areas in BN
BN3
£551k avg · 2,955 sales
BN2
£451k avg · 2,573 sales
BN1
£521k avg · 2,429 sales
BN16
£467k avg · 1,345 sales
BN27
£387k avg · 1,189 sales
BN21
£293k avg · 1,144 sales
BN22
£316k avg · 1,127 sales
BN17
£340k avg · 1,047 sales
BN23
£401k avg · 969 sales
BN14
£433k avg · 955 sales
BN13
£380k avg · 931 sales
BN15
£354k avg · 890 sales
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Sold price data sourced from HM Land Registry transaction records. Mean prices can be skewed by property mix and high-value sales; use recent transactions and property-type breakdowns before relying on a headline figure. Not financial advice.