Freya Close, Middleton-On-Sea, PO22

Henry Adams Middleton-on-Sea Estate Agents office is right in the heart of this tiny West Sussex coastal village and our friendly team manages residential sales here and for the surrounding villages. The combination of both the sea and the South Downs on our doorstep makes Middleton a wonderful place to live.

With expansive marine estates leading to the beach and a pretty village centre full of shops for everyday needs; Middleton-on-Sea is a perfect setting within easy reach of both Chichester and Bognor Regis.

Historic Middleton-on-Sea. The development of modern Middleton began after WW1 when Captain H Rowlands S Coldicott purchased considerable parts of farmland with a plan to create not just a residential estate but also a village community. The private sea-lane estate remains a quiet sought after residential area today and benefits from both direct access to the sea and closeness to the local shops and amenities. There are a number of pretty thatched properties located in the area and every property is unique in design.

Property in Middleton-on-Sea. Middleton and Felpham property have a wide variety of property on offer from a small retirement flats, bungalows and larger houses with direct access to the sea. Felpham is home to the private Summerley estate as well as new homes by leading developers David Wilson, Barrett and Bovis homes on the edge of the Bognor Relief Road.

Coastal Living. At low tide our sandy Middleton-on-Sea beach stretches from Littlehampton to Bognor Regis and is a firm favourite for local dog walkers and those who enjoy the fresh air and tranquillity of the sea. Elmer Sands a mile East of Middleton is a particular beauty spot, enhanced by the interesting rock islands that were built as a sea defence 24years ago. They create an excellent family beach area for all ages with ideal conditions for swimming, beginner water sports, beach games and rock pools.

Shopping. Middleton-by-Sea may be small but it has a very decent range of shopping options and local amenities to cater for your everyday needs including coffee shops, a post office, butchers, general store, newsagents, fish & chip shops, hairdressers, gift shops, florist and an excellent choice of public houses.

Felpham Recreation. As well as a few popular beachfront cafes, Felpham has a Leisure Centre with swimming pool and large equipped gym. There are also public tennis courts next to the Promenade. The Felpham and Middleton Horticultural Society run regular meetings at St. Mary's Centre in the village, there's a fantastic sailing club and Felpham and Middleton both run Art groups should you wish to nurture your creative instincts.

Famous connections. William Blake the famous poet and artist lived in Felpham from 1800-1803, writing many of his famous poems whilst living there including the words to the hymn 'Jerusalem'. The Blake Society has recently bought William Blake's cottage so it may be opened to the public and people can walk and sit in his garden and rooms that he was once in.

Schools in Middleton-on-Sea. Bishop Tufnell Primary School is situated between both Middleton and Felpham, and the Felpham Community College caters for secondary students. There is a day nursery for pre-School children in Middleton.

Travel Links. Our closest rail station is Barnham, which will take you under 10 mins to get to by car (3.7 miles). From there you have direct routes to London Victoria taking 1hr 22m, Gatwick Airport will take 48mins, Southampton in 1hour and Brighton in 40mins. There are also stations at Bognor Regis, Littlehampton and Arundel.

Travel Information

Barnham to:

• (train) London Waterloo: 1hr 33m
• (car) Central London: 1hr 56m
• (train) Gatwick Airport: 48m
• (car) Gatwick Airport: 1hr
• (car) Chichester: 18m

All times are approximate.