High Salvington Property & Local Area Guide

 

High Salvington, located just north of Salvington in Worthing, is a sought-after residential area known for its elevated position on the South Downs. Situated close to the A27, High Salvington provides easy road access west towards Littlehampton and east to Worthing town centre. The A24 connects the area northwards to Horsham, Crawley, and London, making it an ideal location for commuters seeking a blend of countryside and convenience.

 

Local Attractions and Character
High Salvington is perhaps best known for its historic windmill, dating back to the eighteenth century. Extensively restored, the mill returned to grinding grain in 1991 and remains a cherished local landmark. The area’s housing spreads up to the 120-metre contour of the South Downs, offering stunning elevated views and a strong sense of privacy. Many properties are large detached houses and bungalows with spacious gardens, creating a peaceful, suburban atmosphere.

 

Property Market in High Salvington
High Salvington’s property market is diverse and highly desirable:

• Average property price: £425,171

• Semi-detached homes: £373,004 (most commonly sold)

• Detached homes: £564,871

• Terraced homes: £320,211

Over the past year, property prices in High Salvington have risen 2% compared to the previous year and are 5% higher than the 2021 peak of £404,997, reflecting strong demand in this elevated, well-connected neighbourhood.

 

Selling Your Home in High Salvington
If you are considering selling your High Salvington property, our local estate agency team can provide a free, expert valuation and guide you through the process. Complete our online valuation request form found on our selling page today to get started.

 

Property price data is sourced from the HM Land Registry for England and Wales, covering the period 1 January 1995 to 30 June 2025. Last updated 6 August 2025.