Latest house prices for West Chiltington, Pulborough

West Chiltington sits on the northern edge of the South Downs, tucked away between Pulborough and Storrington. It’s a village of two parts: the old historic core around the 12th-century St Mary’s Church, with its distinctive shingled spire and Sussex stone cottages, and the more sprawling area of West Chiltington Common, where houses are often hidden behind high hedges and sandstone banks. Geographically, it occupies a transition zone between the greensand ridges and the heavy clay of the Low Weald, a landscape that has historically supported both brickmaking and agriculture. Today, it’s particularly known for its vineyards; the local soil and south-facing slopes have made it a central part of the burgeoning Sussex wine region. While the village feels deeply rural, it remains practical for day-to-day life, with Pulborough station just a few miles away providing a direct line to London Victoria, and the South Downs National Park right on the doorstep for walking and riding.