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LifetimeIt’s time to start living life at The Beach Residences, Worthing

LUXURIOUS LIVINGDiscover the reputable quality of a new Roffey home

A BREATH OF FRESH AIROpen your doors and let the sea air in

THE GREAT OUTDOORSHistoric towns, sea and lushcountryside on your doorstep

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Contents2 A NEW LANDMARK FORWORTHINGDramatically enhancing the Worthing seafront

4 FROM VISIONTO REALITYA word or two from theBeach Residences architect

6 TIMELESS QUALITYThe secret to Roffey Homes’ success

12 TIME AND TIDEThe pleasures of coastal living

14 GOOD TIMESThere’s plentyof space toentertain inyour newseafront home

18 FIT FOR THE FUTURETaking a serious approach to sustainability

20 A PLACE FOR EVERYTHINGWorthing offers everything for a fulfillinglifestyle

24 ALWAYS AHEAD OF ITS TIMEHistoric but always with an eye on the future

34 THE BIGEVENTFestivals, fireworks andfun on the calendar

36 TIME TO EXPLOREWith so much to see and do you’ll be spoiltfor choice

38 IN NO TIME AT ALLWherever you want to go you’ll get therequickly and easily

40 LIVING SPACEAn overview of your new home at The BeachResidences

26 A UNIQUE FLAVOURThere’s a choice of restaurants, cafes and bars tosuit all palates in Worthing

28 THE CULTURE SHOWA cultural mecca since its Victorian heyday

30 RETAIL THERAPYFrom department stores to independentretailers, Worthing has everything you need

32 THISSPORTING LIFEWith so much on offerthere’s no excuse not to get out more

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Surrounded by the creamy white stuccowork of Worthing’s historicseafront properties, The Beach Residences stands apart: a gleamingcelebration of contemporary coastal living. This exceptional collectionof elegant two, three and four bedroom apartments and penthousesfrom Roffey Homes combines a superior specification with excellentamenities – setting new standards in modern luxury.

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A dramatic new landmarkfor Worthing

It’s time to think differently

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When Devereux Architects were asked to

design the first purpose-built hotel and

accommodation constructed in Worthing

for over a century, we were very conscious

of the responsibility that came with such a

commission.

The site’s location, within a conservation

area, called for a highly imaginative yet

sensitive response. Rather than produce a

pastiche of the area’s finest buildings, we

took these as our inspiration, creating a

new interpretation of seafront architecture

that would take Worthing into the 21st

century.

There are three key elements to the

building: a central glass tower, a hotel to

the west and apartments to the east. The

concept has a nautical theme, influenced

by its seafront location. Apart from its

landmark wave shaped roof, it also boasts

a striking vertical glass bay, which will act

as a beacon on Marine Parade, particularly

at night when it will be illuminated.

Look closely, and you’ll see how the

architecture adopts the rhythm and

symmetry of the neighbouring buildings. To

the west, our design respects the coping

height of the adjacent listed Burlington

Hotel, featuring sleek, simple detailing to

provide a foil to its elaborate cornicing. The

design of the apartments to the east

reflects the more vertical emphasis of the

Victorian terraces; ‘slots’ cut into the plane

of render, behind which are the balconies

to the apartments, extend down to ground

floor level and echo the bay windows of the

adjacent buildings. High above, the double

height penthouses have predominantly

glass façades, offering unprecedented

views out to sea.

Darius Umrigar BA Hons B Arch RIBA

Managing Director, Devereux Architects

From vision to reality

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The moderndesign of TheBeach Residencesbrings Worthing’sseafrontgracefully into the21st century


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Superior craftsmanship and integrity of materials are thehallmarks of this prestigious new landmark scheme, which isthe latest in a long line of dynamic developments from localcompany Roffey Homes.

It may come as a surprise to some, but not

all developers are equal. In a world where

every house-builder claims to deliver

excellent design and attention to detail, the

properties created by Roffey Homes speak

for themselves. Always high specification,

always imaginative, always masterly in

their use of materials, each of Roffey’s

high-profile schemes has reinforced its

reputation as a company that cares.

Eschewing national domination, this

deliberately small, still family-run business

prefers to build its homes close to its heart,

specialising in the development of luxury

apartments along the West Sussex coast –

particularly in Worthing, the company’s

home town.

“The truth is, we’re proud of Worthing and

the area that surrounds it,” explains Ben

Cheal, managing director of Roffey Homes.

“Since the company was founded back in

1960, we have built no less than 50

exclusive developments along the coast

between Bognor Regis and Brighton.

“Most recently, we were responsible for

The Eardley, a magnificent Victorian-style

project on Worthing seafront,” he

continues. “It was a really important project

for the town, involving the demolition of a

redundant Victorian building and recreating

a new landmark. We’re particularly proud

of the way we could create a really modern

apartment block behind a sympathetic

Victorian façade.”

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Warnes is another of Roffey’s triumphs –

a stunning Art Deco style collection of

apartments also on the seafront – while

Vista Mare, a similarly splendid Art Deco-

inspired development near the Marine

Gardens in West Worthing, is almost fully

sold out.

With a raft of award-winning projects

behind them, it would appear that Roffey

Homes has an affinity for the British

seafront, creating new homes that not only

appeal to purchasers but also enhance

their very special settings. But it’s more

than that (Roffey has also built highly

successful developments in rural villages

and in urban areas).

“It’s an appreciation of what our

customers really want,” admits Mr Cheal.

“It’s as simple as that: whether for more

mature buyers downsizing from family

homes or holidaymakers wanting a bolt-

hole they can easily lock-up and leave, our

properties are all stylishly designed to

meet their new owners’ needs.”

Roffey Homes hasan affinity for theBritish seafront,creating new homesthat not only appealto purchasers butalso enhance theirvery special settings

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Everything Roffey Homes does is underpinned by a consistently high quality

build standard, which is achieved through using their own contractor,

Westbrooke Developments Ltd. Focusing on traditional building methods

enhanced by modern performance materials, these homes are conceived by

talented architects to maximise space and light. Not for them mass-

produced windows and one-size-fits-all doors; instead, Roffey is passionate

about architectural detailing and professional landscaping, recognising that

every aspect of its projects makes a difference.

Within the much-loved setting for The Beach Residences, they determined

that only the very best would suffice. Living up to its reputation for going

above and beyond, Roffey Homes has once again combined effective space

planning and imaginative interior design with an exceptional specification

and enviable amenities in a dynamic new scheme that looks towards

Worthing’s future. Set to offer luxurious living for generations to come, its

sleek lines and pared-back elegance will undoubtedly stand the test of time.

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It seems the Victorians were right to advocate the

benefits of coastal living: recent research has proved

that the closer a person lives to the sea, the better their

health. Situated right on the sea front, The Beach

Residences couldn’t be in a better position. From first

light, The Beach Residences offers breathtaking views

over the beautiful beaches, while the bustling town

centre provides a wealth of attractions and distractions

to entertain, whatever the weather.

Fresh sea air. Sand betweenyour toes. Beach walks, cyclerides along the prom, sippingcocktails on your own privatebalcony as you watch the sunset over the waves…

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Good times

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No more creaky floorboards or concerns

about cleaning the gutters. No fears about

safety or security. And no more missing

your own dinner party because you’re stuck

in the kitchen cooking.

At The Beach Residences, your new

apartment has been designed to offer you

the ultimate in comfort and convenience –

to ensure that every minute you live here is

a real pleasure. Intelligently planned to suit

the way we all live today, these superb new

homes are warm, inviting spaces that exude

quality and style. Large, airy living rooms,

for example, are flooded with natural light,

opening onto generous private balconies,

many of which are south facing.

Serve seafood – freshly caught that day –

from your cool, contemporary kitchen,

which incorporates every modern

convenience prerequisite in a luxury home

today. Beautifully illuminated and superbly

equipped, it is also open-plan, allowing you

to chat with guests while preparing a feast

for their delectation.

Whether you’re entertaining friends and family orsimply relaxing on your own, The Beach Residencesprovide a perfect backdrop to an idyllic lifestyle.


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Sumptuous bathrooms offer spa-like

sophistication, with sleek fixtures

accessorised by sparkling chrome and

glass, while bedrooms all benefit from

built-in wardrobes or dressing areas,

with master bedrooms boasting en

suite facilities. Underfloor heating

throughout, with wireless

thermostatic controls to each room,

ensures the perfect atmosphere 24

hours a day. And solid concrete floors

do away with creaks and draughts,

while also optimizing sound reduction.

But the benefits of living at The Beach

Residences don’t stop at your front

door. Dedicated underground parking

with lift access offers security and

peace of mind, while welcoming

communal spaces mean that inviting

guests is a pleasure – just show them

the tranquil central courtyard, with its

lushly planted living walls, and watch

them go green with envy. You don’t

need to mention how low maintenance

your new home is, or how estate

management takes care

of everything. Instead, simply raise a

glass to the pleasures of living in a

stunning new home and to the

promise of good times ahead.


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Fit for the future

At Roffey Homes we take responsible care

of the environment seriously. We are

dedicated to making sure that each and

every home we build has been created with

minimum impact on the environment, by

reducing site carbon emissions and

resources usage.

The Beach Residences has been built to

meet the stringent requirements of the

Code for Sustainable Homes Level 3,

meaning that your home meets high levels

of efficiency with economic gas boilers, low

water consumption and highly efficient

appliances. We are also providing low

voltage LED downlighting, cycle storage

and green walls to the courtyard area. As

well as all the environmental benefits,

these aids to efficiency will reduce the

impact on your utility bills accordingly.


Worthinga place for everything...

The quintessential British seaside town,

Worthing has everything your heart desires:

blue sea, shingle and soft sand along its

award-winning beaches, a stunning

architectural legacy, an elegant pier. It even

has a reputation for being the sunniest spot

in Britain. But beyond the seafront, there’s so

much more to see and do. A bustling

shopping hub, cafés and restaurants galore,

a lively cultural heritage and a thriving sports

scene ensure there is something to entertain

day or night. Add to that exquisite gardens

and an exceptional location and you’ll soon

see why so many people have the time of

their life in Worthing.

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The LidoSouth Downs Montague Shopping PrecinctLocal shops and restaurants Marks & Spencer

Connaught Theatre

Debenhams

Dome Cinema

Waitrose SteyneGardens

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Always ahead of its timeYou only have to look around Worthing to

appreciate the grandeur of the town’s rich and

colourful past. The elegant architecture and

lavishly planted gardens tell the stories of a

bygone age when, frequented by both royalty

and celebrities, it was the place to be seen.

In fact, people have been coming to Worthing

since as early as the Stone Age, when it was the

centre of the most important flint mining

industry in the country. The tourist trade may

not have begun in earnest until the 18th century

(before that it was better known for smuggling)

but Bronze Age, Roman and Saxon

communities have all made their home here at

one time.

However, it wasn’t until George III sent his

delicate young daughter, Princess Amelia, there

in 1798 that Worthing became truly fashionable.

Since then, it has continued to prove popular

among the royal family, with Edward VII, the

Queen Mother, Queen Elizabeth and Prince

Philip, Princess Anne and Princess Diana all

having been regular visitors.

During the Second World War, it was an

embarkation point for D-Day, and a large hole

was blown in the Pier to hinder the enemy

From a small fishing hamlet to an elegant Georgianseaside resort, Worthing has had a fascinating history.

attacking. Winston Churchill, General

Montgomery and General Eisenhower all

favoured Worthing during the War, staying at

Warnes, the town’s premier hotel of its day,

recently redeveloped by Roffey Homes.

But it is perhaps Worthing’s artistic heritage

that has garnered it the most renown. The poet

Shelley owned properties in the area, with two

of his earliest works printed in Worthing. Jane

Austen also stayed here for a while, with her

last, unfinished book thought to be about the

town. Oscar Wilde loved it so much that he even

named the protagonist of his most famous play

‘The Importance of Being Earnest’ after

Worthing, where he had spent the summer

writing it. Harold Pinter was another fan,

penning ‘The Homecoming’ here, while the film

of his play ‘The Birthday Party’ was set in the

town. The resort has also forever been

immortalized on film in ‘Wish

You Were Here’ and

‘Dance with

a Stranger’.

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Eat, drink and be merry:from freshly-caught seafoodto more exotic pleasures,you won’t be short ofoptions for dining out inWorthing.

With a list of cafés and restaurants as

long as your arm, choosing where to eat

out in Worthing can prove rather difficult.

Traditional Italian, fragrant Thai, rustic

Spanish, exquisite Chinese: Worthing’s

diverse range of bars and restaurants

offer an eclectic menu of tastes and

experiences from all corners of the

globe. It seems that at every turn you

stumble upon yet another tempting little

eatery serving quality food at reasonable

prices.

Being a seaside town, seafood is high on

the menu, but you are as likely to find

hearty British classics or succulent grill

cuts in one of the many gastro-pubs in

the area, while there are any number of

country houses and charming

restaurants in nearby Arundel, Hove and

Brighton.

Food, Worthingprotorestaurantgroup.com

Fish Factory, Worthingprotorestaurantgroup.com/the-fish-factory

Crescent Road Cafe, Worthingcrescentroad.co.uk

Coast Café, Worthingcoastcafe-worthing.co.uk

Casa Ciro, Worthingcasaciro.co.uk

Indigo at The Ardington Hotel, Worthingindigorestaurant.info

East Beach Café, Littlehamptoneastbeachcafe.co.uk

Into the Blue, Shoreham-by-Seaintothebluerestaurant.com

The Town House, Arundelthetownhouse.co.uk

Burpham Country House, Arundelburphamcountryhouse.com

Coal Shed, Brightoncoalshed-restaurant.co.uk

The Gingerman, Hovegingermanrestaurants.com

A unique flavour

Your guide

Andy SparsisA 15-year veteran of

Worthing, and the man

behind some of its most

popular restaurants

including Food and the

Fish Factory, Andy Sparsis believes that you

have to experience the area to appreciate it.

“There’s just so much space – from the long

expanse of the seafront to the town’s fantastic

parks, it’s a real joy to spend time in the open air.

You can walk for hours on the Downs within a

few minutes for your home; the scenery is

beautiful and it’s all really unspoilt. There are

plenty of things for you to do, it’s a great place to

live if you’re active and enjoy getting out and

about. The new swimming pool has kick-started

the town’s regeneration and there’s a real

positive vibe about the place. So much so that

we’re even considering opening another

restaurant in the area… “

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The CultureShow

Ever since itsVictorian heyday,

Worthing has beena cultural mecca.These days, it can

give any culturalcentre along the

south coast a runfor its money, with

a wealth ofentertainment to

dazzle and delight.

Just a few minutes’ walk from The Beach

Residences, the Pavilion Theatre and Art

Deco Connaught Theatre provide a full

range of plays and performances. Fans of

celluloid will not be disappointed either,

with the Ritz, a restored 1920s picture

palace, or the Dome, a Grade II listed

Edwardian building housing one of the

oldest working cinemas in the UK. At

Worthing’s Assembly Hall, you can

variously enjoy rock and pop concerts, the

Worthing Symphony Orchestra and the

Worthing Wurlitzer (the largest Wurlitzer

organ in Europe).

By day, there is the Worthing Museum &

Art Gallery to investigate – featuring one of

the largest textiles and costumes

collections in the country. Watch artists in

action in the converted beach hut studios

at Splash Point and browse the

innumerable independent galleries in the

area. Meanwhile historic buildings and

beautiful parks abound, while the myriad

blue plaques tell a surprising tale of the

cultural history of the town.

The Pavilion Theatreworthingtheatres.co.uk

The Connaught Theatreworthingtheatres.co.uk

The Ritz worthingtheatres.co.uk

The Domedomecinema.co.uk

The Assembly Hallsworthingtheatres.co.uk

Worthing Museum & Art Galleryworthingmuseum.co.uk

Cloud Gallerycloudgalleryfineart.co.uk

The Forgetheforgeworthing.co.uk

Your guide

Andrew StottWith two other successful art galleries in Chester and Brighton, but a relative

newcomer to Worthing’s town centre, Andrew Stott’s Cloud Gallery is one of the

increasing number of venues for art and sculpture in the area.

“There’s definitely an underbelly of creativity within Worthing. People often bypass

the town for either Brighton or Chichester, but we were drawn here because it is off

the beaten path. There’s a really thriving arts scene here – there’s a big resurgence

in collecting art and we’re not the only new gallery to set up in the area. Worthing’s

history of ‘open houses’ really highlights its arty feel, when lots of artists throw open

their homes and studios over a couple of weekends in June and July. With the

festivals and the gallery open nights – we often get over a hundred people at an

event – it’s a really interesting place to live.

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Retail therapyWhether for day-to-day shopping orsomething extra special, shopping inWorthing is a real delight, with over 400individual stores open for business.

Just a few minutes’ walk from your front

door, a wealth of shopping opportunities

await. Within Worthing’s bustling

pedestrianised hub, covered shopping centre

and the network of streets beyond,

department stores and high street chains

stand side by side with specialist shops and

well-established family businesses, offering

almost everything your heart desires.

Select the freshest quality produce from local

independent stores, or peruse the general

market every Wednesday morning. (Don’t

miss the French, Continental and Italian

markets throughout the year). Alternatively,

enjoy the convenience of Waitrose: your

shopping can even be delivered if you can’t

face the short walk home.

Just a little further along the coast,

Shoreham-by-Sea offers a quietly different

atmosphere, while for designer shopping,

Brighton and Chichester are both 30

minutes away.

Marks & Spencer

Debenhams

Beales

Boots

Waitrose

Next

Jeremy Silverthorne Fine Jewellery

Monsoon

Laura Ashley

Vanilla Handbags

Grapes Delicatessen

The Good Cook Shop

Your guide

Richard JohnA Worthing institution in

his own right, Richard

John has not only

cornered the market in

hairdressing and beauty

salons, but also owns the Royal Arcade,

Worthing’s beautiful Art Deco covered shopping

centre.

“Worthing isn’t like most seaside resorts – our

seafront is very elegant, without any of the usual

‘kiss me quick’ hats or rock shops. Instead, we

have beautiful Victorian villas and long expanses

of beach. Although the Royal Arcade faces

directly onto the Pier, what I like about the town is

that it bustles on behind the seafront – it’s full of

independent shops and there’s quite a unique

feel about the place. The other great selling point

for Worthing? Its weather – we’re shielded by the

South Downs and so we never see the worst of

it! It can be snowing everywhere else, and most

years we won’t see a bit of it!”

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Can you believe that Worthing was once described as thehome of lawn bowls? These days it’s renowned for muchmore invigorating activities, so whether you’re takingpart or just watching, you’ll be spoilt for choice.

Worthing Sailing Clubworthingsailingclub.co.uk

Worthing Rowing Clubworthingrowingclub.com

The West Worthing Tennis Clubwwc.org.uk

Worthing Golf Clubworthinggolf.co.uk

Worthing Pavilion Bowling Clubwpavilionbc.org

Hill Barn Golf Clubhillbarngolf.com

Goodwood Golf Clubgoodwood.co.uk

Arundel Farm Riding Centrearundelridingcentre.co.uk

Splashpoint Leisure Centreworthingleisure.co.uk/splashpoint

David Lloyd Health and Fitnessdavidlloyd.co.uk

Scenic Sussex Stridersnordicwalkingsss.co.uk

This sporting life

Your guide

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The open water around Worthing’s coastline

is great for water sports, with catamaran

racing, windsurfing and kite-surfing –

alongside sailing of every class. There are

six sailing clubs in the area, with the

nearest marina at Chichester half an hour

away, while the rowing club has hosted a

Regatta every year since 1859.

On dry land, the hiking, cycling and

mountain-biking in the South Downs is

excellent, while running is a popular

pastime (the Three Forts Challenge ultra-

marathon attracts crowds every year).

There are no less than five challenging golf

courses in the area, along with rugby,

cricket, and football teams to cheer on.

Kayaking, climbing, orienteering, archery,

sub-aqua, shooting and motorsports are

also available, while those inspired by the

Birdman Festival might try flying lessons at

Shoreham Airport.


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The big event

Probably the most daredevil highlight in

Worthing’s calendar is the International

Birdman Competition, a contest for human-

powered flying machines held from the Pier.

Even the Shoreham Air Show, one of the

UK's finest air shows, sees arguably less

hair-raising antics!

The Worthing Lions Festival is a big hit every

year, with a fun fair, fireworks and open-air

concerts across a fortnight in July. Hundreds

of artists flock to the town for the Worthing

Art Trail, while the Worthing Rotary Carnival,

an annual fixture since the 1920s, takes to

the streets in August.

A little further afield, the Adur & Worthing

Food & Drink Festival is a tasty treat, while

the Adur Festival sees music, theatre, and

the arts being celebrated in workshops and

activities across the district.

Across the region there’s awide range of excitingactivities, events andfestivals to enjoythroughout the year, somake time to join in.

Brighton Festival 3 - 25 May 2014

Adur Festival 24 May – 8 June 2014

Worthing Literary Festival 12 – 22 June 2014

The Party on the Prom 14 June 2014

Worthing Art Trail 14 – 15, 21 – 22, 28 – 29 June 2014

International Birdman Competition 12 – 13 July 2014

The Worthing Lions Festival 17 – 28 July 2014

Glorious Goodwood 29 July – 2 August 2014

Arundel Festival 16 - 25 August 2014

Adur & Worthing Food & Drink Festival 23 – 24 August 2014

Worthing Rotary Carnival 25 August 2014

The Shoreham Airshow 30 – 31 August 2014

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Time to exploreWorthing’s location, within West Sussex’s Area of Outstanding NaturalBeauty, ensures that the Beach Residences is an ideal place from which todiscover the surrounding area.

From the miles of glorious coastline to the

stunning South Downs National Park, Worthing is

in a truly exceptional setting, with the natural

shelter from the South Down creating an

unusually warm climate in which to enjoy it all.

The surrounding countryside is idyllic, dotted with

chocolate-box villages and bustling market towns

crammed with teashops and antiques emporia,

while there seem to be traditional pubs or

charming gastro-pubs at the end of almost

every lane.

From Arundel Castle to Chichester Cathedral, the

area resonates with times past, with Portsmouth

Historic Dockyard just one of the many venues for

a great day out. Glorious Goodwood is another:

even if you’re not there for one of the most

sophisticated racing meets of the season, there’s

the golf course, the annual Revival and the

Festival of Speed – not to mention beautiful

Goodwood House and spectacular estate to view.

Alternatively, traverse the South Downs Way,

explore Chichester’s rural harbour, try out

exhilarating watersports or plan a shopping trip to

Horsham or Brighton. Whatever you want to do,

West Sussex is your oyster…

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In no time at all

Worthing’s excellent connections make travel

exceptionally easy, whether you’re just

heading to Goodwood for a round of golf or

you’ve planned a major shopping expedition to

Brighton. Or, for that matter, if you simply

want to lock up and leave for a couple of

months in Miami.

Travelling around the county is effortless, with

the A27 running from Portsmouth and

Chichester in the west right across to

Brighton and Hastings in the east. From

London, the M3, A3(M), A23 or A24 will have

you on the south coast within 90 minutes.

For those who enjoy letting the train take the

strain, Worthing Station is just a mile from The

Beach Residences, which can easily be

covered by car in around three minutes. There

are regular trains to Brighton, London Bridge

and London Victoria, the latter of which takes

one hour 40 minutes. Westbound services

include trains to Southampton and Bristol

Temple Meads as well as Portsmouth,

Chichester and Bognor Regis.

If you’re planning a jaunt a little further afield,

you’ve even got a choice of airports:

Southampton is one hour, fifteen minutes

away, while Heathrow is an hour and a half.

Gatwick is even closer, plus there is a regular

service by rail. For sea journeys, the closest

ports are Portsmouth and Newhaven, with

ferries to Bilbao, the Channel Islands and

France as well as cruises around the world.

Come and go with easewhen you’re living atThe Beach Residences.

Brighton11 miles

Chichester20 miles

Brighton22 minutes

Chichester23 minutes

Horsham52 minutes

Portsmouth Harbour56 minutes

Gatwick Airport48 minutes

London Victoria1 hour 20 minutes

Isle of Wight22 minutesFrom Portsmouth

Cherbourg3 hours

Caen3.75 hours

Guernsey7 hours

Jersey10.5 hours

Santander/Bilbao24 hours

Horsham20 miles

Portsmouth28 miles

Gatwick Airport37 miles

London61 miles


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Living space Each apartment at The Beach Residences

has been planned to provide optimum levels

of space, perfectly blending the finest

contemporary specification with carefully

selected materials for an enviable living style.

Kitchens are a pleasurable place to be,

flawlessly combining the best of clean,

contemporary style with ergonomic

convenience; bathrooms and en suites are

luxurious retreats, equipped with high quality

sanitaryware, chrome finished fittings and a

beautiful blend of ceramic tiling.

All apartments feature the advantage of

balconies, many south facing, extending your

living space to the outside and bringing the

unique light of the south coast in.

A private courtyard provides further outdoor

space and there is secure, lift accessed

underground parking for each apartment.

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Marks &Spencer

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Museum

ConnaughtTheatre

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