Built: C15 onwards. 
Nmamed after its parish church
Location: 5 mins to beach. Map
Pubs: Stag Inn (No 14) The Crown (No 64)

Built: C15 onwards. 
Location: Old Town. Map
No 135 Alistair Hendry’s House (Grade II) film 
It has a bakers, a deli and a florist as well as several antique shops.
Remains of Medieval sea wall.
Pub: First In Last Out (No 14)

Built: C18
History: linked Old Town to emerging New Town.
Location:  close to the beach. Map
Most buildings are Grade II listed.
Pubs: see George Street Guide

Architect: Joseph Kay (1775-1847)
Built: 1824-1828
Views: English Channel
Nearby: Pelham Arcade

Built: 1823 on Priory Field. Tall terraces on three sides built around a lawned area with seating.
History: Named after Duke of Wellington who was billeted in the town in 1806 during the Napoleonic Wars.
Views: English Channel.
Location: near to beach. Map

Croft Road map
Pelham Place map

Built: 1840s onwards. Earliest development on the West Hill.
History: Anna McNeill Whistler lived at No 43 (Blue plaque).
Grey Owl lived at No 36 (Blue plaque).
Views: Across sea towards Eastbourne.
Location: on West Hill above caves. map
Nearby: The Beacon
For Sale: Made

Built: 1850s
Two terraces split by Portland Steps
1-11 is Wellington Terrace (raised up from road)
Grade II listed.
Location: New Town map
Nearby: 5 mins to beach
For sale: 4 bed house (May 2025)

Built:
Lower end: 1869 town houses       
History: Top end are 1832 cottages
Location: New Town map
Nearby: Alexandra Park

Tackleway (Old Town) Map

White Rock Gardens

Built: c. 1870s
Quarry Road built in 1890s
Location: near Alexandra Park Map
For sale: 5 bed house (Croft)

Built: 
History:
Views: English Channel
Location:  map
Nearby: Promenade
More info

Built: From 1869 on Blackland Farm land.
Terraces (more info)
Grey Owl (1888-1938) born at No 32 (Blue plaque)
Location: near Alexandra Park map