Pulborough Area Guide

Situated on the edge of the breathtaking South Downs National Park and with the coast just a short drive away, Pulborough is ideally suited to nature-lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. However, property in Pulborough also benefits from excellent transport links, making it a perfect choice for London commuters looking to escape the city, too.

WELCOME TO PULBOROUGH

Boasting a fantastic community feel, Pulborough is a gorgeous country village with a lot going for it. Located halfway between Portsmouth and Brighton, it also allows for easy access to two of the South Coast’s most vibrant cities. A healthy array of local pubs and restaurants guarantee you’ll never lack options for dining out, while the breathtaking surroundings mean there’s plenty to explore.

PULBOROUGH IS PERFECT FOR FAMILIES

Families looking for a property in Pulborough will be pleased to hear that the area benefits from top-class schools. Popular local primary schools include Storrington, St James’ CofE, Bury CofE and West Chiltington CofE. The Weald, Midhurst Rother College and Steyning Grammar provide secondary education for pupils in Pulborough. All of the schools mentioned above have been graded ‘Good’ or ‘Outstanding’ by Ofsted.

GETTING AROUND IN PULBOROUGH

Pulborough is a short distance from both the A24 and A272, allowing for quick and easy travel in all directions. The village has its own train station, from which services to London Victoria and Gatwick depart every 30 minutes. Both services are direct, with the former taking 80 minutes and the latter 45 minutes.

A SHORT HISTORY OF PULBOROUGH

Much of Pulborough's early history revolves around the River Arun. The Romans used the site as a fording point across the river, while the Saxons bridged the river here. It became a popular watering spot for cattle drivers, and the river, combined with improved road connections, also ensured that Pulborough benefited from industrial development in the early 20th century.

ENJOYING THE GREAT OUTDOORS

Pulborough’s unbeatable location means it’s perfectly suited to those who want more time in the great outdoors. The spectacular South Downs spread for miles to the west and south, while the coast is less than 30 minutes away by car. Both Petworth Park and Fishers Farm Adventure Park make for a great day out for all the family, too.

SHOPPING AND ENTERTAINMENT IN PULBOROUGH

The local area is home to a fantastic range of traditional pubs and trendy restaurants. Most can be found in Pulborough or nearby Billinghurst. They include the Little Bean Café, So India, The White Horse Inn and the Limburners. A Tescos and Sainsbury's meet residents' weekly shopping needs, while a wide array of independent retailers keep the high street busy.