Whats the best places to live in Sussex?

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Strike

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• Apr 22, 2004

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Outside Crawley what are the best places to live money wise and, also I want to live in a area that is not as rough as Crawley. I am thinking at the moment Mid-Sussex, Adur District, Lewes District or Eastbourne. I plan to move in a few years time. What do you guys think?

 

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kevinsmith

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Portslade

• Apr 22, 2004

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Where else but By-the-Sea

 

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Strike

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• Apr 22, 2004

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Possibly Shoreham, Newhaven, Seaford, Lancing, Peacehaven somewhere just outside Brighton and Hove would be fine as well.

 

Virgo's Haircut

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• Apr 22, 2004

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Brighton, without a doubt.

To the south, you have the English Channel, and just a few miles north you have the beauty of the South Downs.

Oh, and you have the Albion!

And by the way, Crawley is not even a place to live, let alone the best.

And if you look hard enough, you can get a cheap place

 

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• Apr 22, 2004

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In the Mafia set !!

 

perth seagull

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• Apr 23, 2004

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Along the coast, especially anywhere between Brighton and Eastbourne.

 

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Hungry Joe.

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Incredigull said:

In the Mafia set !!

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That looks like Peru!

 

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• Apr 23, 2004

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Incredigull said:

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i only live like a minutes walk from there!!!

 

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Lammy

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• Apr 23, 2004

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I've just moved to Newhaven from Seaford. There is a shit load of money being spent on the place and a lot of redevelopment still planned for around the harbour area. Not only is a it a decent launching pad for the A27 but the house prices are rising sharply. Soon it will be inline with Seaford house prices.

 

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• Apr 23, 2004

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You also don't get all the Londoners buy up all the houses. Most people moving to Newhaven are people who have cashed in on their flats in Brighton and want somewhere with off road parking and a garden.

 

Braders

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• Apr 23, 2004

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Incredigull said:

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the rec home of whittys barmy army , the tangerines

 

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Dandyman

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• Apr 23, 2004

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Depending on how much you want to spend...

www.wycherleys.co.uk

 

zefarelly

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• Apr 23, 2004

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I love Shoreham, but I've seen a house on the Coombes road at St Botolphs I rather like . . . . little chalet with a stream and about 2 1/2 acres, fantastic views acrodss the downs as well.

I wouldnt mind moving bacl to Steyning, but I dont think Wiston House is likely to come on the market in a hurry

 

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• Apr 23, 2004

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Pethick's Haircut said:

Brighton, without a doubt.

To the south, you have the English Channel, and just a few miles north you have the beauty of the South Downs.

Oh, and you have the Albion!

And by the way, Crawley is not even a place to live, let alone the best.

And if you look hard enough, you can get a cheap place

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Hove over Brighton anyday and its slightly cheaper. you dont get some many homeless people in Hove, its a bit easier to park, hardly any tourists and nicer places to eat.

 

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Hungry Joe.

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zefarelly said:

I love Shoreham, but I've seen a house on the Coombes road at St Botolphs I rather like . . . . little chalet with a stream and about 2 1/2 acres, fantastic views acrodss the downs as well.

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I love the Coombes Road and surrounding area, do it. I often take that route home after work to de-stress.

 

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• Apr 23, 2004

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EASTBOURNE is nice. Shame about most of the residents though.

 

Easy 10

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• Apr 23, 2004

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Fishersgate.
The power station is spectacular in the Spring.

 

bhafc99

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Dubai

• Apr 23, 2004

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Bexhill on Sea. I refer you to my glowing tribute, publsihed in Crap Towns (Boxtree, 2003).

 

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bhafc99 said:

Bexhill on Sea. I refer you to my glowing tribute, publsihed in Crap Towns (Boxtree, 2003).

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I've hated Bexhill ever since I discovered Wozza comes from there.

 

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Easy 10 said:

Fishersgate.
The power station is spectacular in the Spring.

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Class.