Area Overview for Angmering

Woodman's Arms: Hammerpot/Worthing in Angmering
A27 and dual-use path in Angmering
Public Footpath 2176,  Hammerpot in Angmering
Public footpath 2190, Hammerpot in Angmering
Footpath to Angmering in Angmering
A27, Hammerpot in Angmering
Looking west on the A27 from footpath junction in Angmering
Looking eastwards across the A27 from footpath junction in Angmering
The back entrance to "The Woodman Arms" PH in Angmering
Field footpath going eastwards to Swillage Lane in Angmering
Hammerpot Garage, Hammerpot in Angmering
The Woodmans Arms, Hammerpot in Angmering
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Area Information

Angmering sits as a civil parish in the Arun District of West Sussex, extending across 17.8 km². The population stands at 1,566 people, creating a quiet residential setting that balances village charm with modern growth. Living in Angmering means experiencing a historic landscape defined by ancient Bronze Age settlements and the remains of a large Roman villa near Highdown Hill. The area originally comprised three separate parishes, including East Angmering and West Angmering, which combined by the 16th century. Today, the village core centres on historic houses dating back to the 15th century, mixed with recent housing developments that have increased the population rapidly. You will find farms, small shops, and a post office alongside these older structures. The South Coast railway line passes nearby, offering Angmering station as a key transport link approximately four miles east of Arundel. This mix of deep history, such as the site part-excavated in the 1930s, and contemporary expansion makes it a distinct choice for those seeking homes in Angmering. While the settlement has expanded, it retains its identity as a semi-rural community benefiting from tributaries of the River Arun that shaped its early development.

Area Type
Parish
Area Size
17.8 km²
Population
1566
Population Density
88 people/km²

Demographics

The community in Angmering reflects a settled lifestyle with a median age of 70 years. This demographic profile suggests a neighbourhood where many residents are retired or in later life stages. High home ownership is a defining characteristic of the area, with 81% of households owning their property outright. This figure indicates a long-term community rather than a transient rental market. The household composition data does not specify the exact breakdown of family sizes, but the high ownership rate aligns with an age profile that values stability. You will find a predominantly established population living within the parish boundaries. The area does not provide specific data on predominant ethnic groups or religious affiliation in the available records. Deprivation data is not included in the provided statistics, so you cannot assess income inequality directly. However, the combination of an older population and high ownership rates paints a picture of a stable, wealthier cohort. When considering schools near Angmering, the presence of three local institutions supports this family-friendly yet mature environment.

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Tenure

81
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Household Composition

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Age

70
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Household Deprivation

N/A
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NS-SEC

40
in Lower managerial occupations

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Planning

Planning Constraints

  • Flood Risk
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  • Ramsar Wetland Sites
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  • Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
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  • Protected Nature Reserve
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  • Protected Woodland
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  • Crime Risk
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Frequently Asked Questions

Who typically lives in Angmering averages close-knit community feel?
The resident base is mature, with a median age of 70 and a home ownership rate of 81%. This demographic profile creates a stable environment dominated by long-term property owners rather than young families or transient renters. The area supports this population with three local schools and amenities like a post office and small shops. The history of combined parishes from the 16th century contributes to a deep sense of community rooted in centuries of local settlement.

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