Durrington stands out as one of the most affordable corners of Worthing, with house prices consistently among the lowest in the surrounding area. Across the neighbourhood, flats start from around £185,000, with detached homes reaching up to £434,000, and lower council tax and utility costs sweeten the deal further. It's a quiet, settled area with a strong community feel, and crime rates run well below the national average, with property crime particularly low and figures trending downwards year on year. Families are well catered for, with Good-rated schools throughout, including Palatine Primary and Durrington High within the neighbourhood itself, alongside strong options in neighbouring Northbrook, Salvington and Tarring. Transport links are solid thanks to the A27, which gives quick access to Worthing, Brighton and Chichester, and several rail stations serve the wider area, though Durrington itself relies on nearby neighbourhoods for its train station. Everyday amenities, such as GP surgeries, pharmacies and parks, are close at hand, though you'll need to venture just outside the immediate area for a wider choice of shops and dining. The coastal setting brings mild winters, warm summers and good air quality throughout, making it a pleasant place to settle year-round. While the core of Durrington offers excellent value with a straightforward, no-frills lifestyle, bordering neighbourhoods like Tarring and Salvington offer a bit more variety and slightly higher price points for those wanting extra choice without straying far. Overall, this is a suburb that suits buyers and families prioritising affordability, stability and good schools over having everything on the doorstep.