Sullington Gardens in Worthing

Sullington Gardens in Worthing is a residential street. It runs in a southeast-northwest direction starting from Storrington Rise and crosses Central Avenue and ends at Cissbury Gardens.

Road Type
residential street
Route
southeast-northwest

Bus stops

  • Downside Avenue – approx. 350 m.
  • Central Avenue – approx. 350 m.
  • May Tree Avenue – approx. 450 m.
  • Cissbury Court – approx. 600 m.
  • Hillview Rise – approx. 850 m.
  • Allendale Avenue – approx. 1,0 km.
  • Furze Road – approx. 1,1 km.
  • Hayling Gardens – approx. 1,2 km.
  • Salvington Hill – approx. 1,2 km.
  • Mayfield Close – approx. 1,2 km.
  • Woodland Avenue – approx. 1,3 km.

Attraction

  • Neolithic Flint Mines. The south-western part of Cissbury hill is covered with Neolithic flint mines (over 270 pits) dating back to between 4300BC and 2300BC. The shafts were as deep as 12 metres with many galleries radiating from them. – approx. 850 m.
  • High Salvington Windmill – approx. 1000 m.
  • Cissbury Ring. Cissbury Ring is an Iron Age hillfort (2nd largest in southern England). Enclosed in the fenced inner rampart are 24ha of earthworks constructed with simple hand tools. It would have been a formidable stronghold for its people in times of threat. – approx. 1,4 km.

Parking

  • Bost Hill Car Park – approx. 700 m.
  • Coome Rise – approx. 800 m.

Cafés

  • Wild Bean Cafe (coffee shop, takeaway) – approx. 550 m.