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Properties to let

Houses and flats to rent in Worthing, from the seafront to Durrington

The rental homes we let range from flats in converted period houses near the town centre and the sea to family houses on the residential roads of Broadwater, Tarring and Durrington. Browse the full list below, with monthly rents, bedrooms and available-from dates.

Viewings are arranged through our office on the Strand, open 9am–6pm Monday to Friday and 9am–1pm Saturday.

Have a property you'd like to let? This page is for landlords too. What you can expect from us is set out further down.

Notes for landlords
Flats above a small parade of shops on a local street, with parked cars along the kerb in afternoon light
A local streetFlats above a parade of shops, a common kind of Worthing rental

The lettings list

Available to rent now

The full list of homes to let across Worthing, with rents and move-in dates. Pick a part of town to narrow your search, then ring or send an enquiry to arrange a viewing.

Showing homes across all of Worthing

  • Daylit living room in a period flat with a tall sash window and wooden floor To let

    Town centre & seafront

    Marine Parade

    2 bedrooms · Period flatA light living room with tall windows, a separate kitchen and the seafront on your doorstep.

    Rent pcm
    £1,450
    Available from
    1 Oct 2026
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  • Small, tidy galley kitchen with pale units and a window over the sink To let

    Heene

    Heene Road

    1 bedroom · FlatA tidy kitchen and a separate living room in a converted period house, a short walk from town and the sea.

    Rent pcm
    £950
    Available from
    5 Oct 2026
    Arrange a viewing
  • Front room of a terraced house with daylight coming through a bay window To let

    Broadwater

    South Farm Road

    3 bedrooms · Terraced houseA bay-fronted living room and a rear garden, close to Broadwater Green and local shops.

    Rent pcm
    £1,750
    Available from
    3 Oct 2026
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  • Small cottage sitting room with a fireplace and a small-paned window To let

    West Tarring

    Church Road

    2 bedrooms · Terraced cottageA cosy sitting room with a fireplace and two bedrooms upstairs, near the village high street.

    Rent pcm
    £1,600
    Available from
    1 Oct 2026
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  • Family kitchen-diner with a table beside glazed doors to the garden To let

    Durrington

    Adur Avenue

    3 bedrooms · Semi-detached houseA family kitchen-diner opening onto the garden, with off-road parking and local shops nearby.

    Rent pcm
    £1,750
    Available from
    5 Oct 2026
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  • Bright bungalow living room with a wide window looking onto a front lawn To let

    Goring-by-Sea

    Goring Way

    2 bedrooms · Detached bungalowA bright living room, a private garden and driveway parking, within easy reach of the Greensward.

    Rent pcm
    £1,950
    Available from
    1 Oct 2026
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Not seeing the part of town you want? Tell us where you'd like to live and when you'd like to move. Tell us what you're looking for

How letting works with us

For tenants, and for landlords

If you're renting

From application to moving in

When you find a home you'd like, you fill in an application and we run the referencing. That usually means checking your income, your previous tenancy and your credit history. By law we also have to see documents that show your right to rent in England, so keep your passport or other ID to hand.

You may be asked for a holding deposit to take the home off the market while the checks are done. Under the Tenant Fees Act, a holding deposit can be no more than one week's rent. Before you move in, you sign the tenancy agreement and pay the first month's rent and a security deposit. Your landlord must protect that deposit in a government-approved scheme, and you'll be told which one.

On the day you move in you'll get the keys and an inventory recording the condition of the home. Read it carefully and tell us about anything you'd add.

The full guide for tenants

If you're letting

Putting your property with Groyne & Gable

Start by telling us about the property: where it is in Worthing, its size, and when it will be ready to let. We'll talk you through the rent it's likely to achieve in that part of town and what tenants there tend to look for.

Before a tenant moves in you'll need the safety paperwork in place. That means a gas safety certificate if the property has a gas supply, an Energy Performance Certificate and an electrical safety report. We'll tell you if anything is missing.

We advertise the property, arrange viewings and reference applicants, and you decide who to accept. How much of the day-to-day running of the tenancy you hand over is for you to choose, and we're happy to go through the options at the office on the Strand.

The full guide for landlords

Enquire

Ask about a rental, or about letting yours

If you're looking to rent, say which home or part of town you're interested in and roughly when you'd like to move. If you're a landlord, tell us where the property is and when it will be free.

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For example Heene, or the road your property is on

When you'd like to move or when the property is free, and anything else we should know

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