Arundel Gate

Looking for a home in the charming and historic market town of Arundel? Our collection of beautifully designed homes at Arundel Gate offers the perfect opportunity to put down roots in one of West Sussex's most desirable locations.

Homes for sale in Arundel

Nestled beside the River Arun and overlooked by its iconic castle, Arundel is a characterful town known for its heritage, independent shops, arts scene, and easy access to beautiful countryside. It's an idyllic place to call home.

Local Amenities in Arundel

Rail Transport

Arundel Railway Station offers frequent services to:

• London Victoria
• Gatwick Airport
• Portsmouth
• Brighton

The station is just a 5‑minute walk from the town centre, making commuting and days out simple and convenient.

• A27 - the key east-west route between Brighton and Portsmouth
• A284 - connects Arundel with Littlehampton and the south coast

These routes provide excellent accessibility to coastal towns and wider transport networks.

What to do in Arundel

Arundel Castle

A historic landmark dating back to 1067, featuring a Norman keep, medieval architecture, immaculate gardens, and remarkable artwork from artists including Van Dyck, Gainsborough and Canaletto.

Arundel Lido

A heated outdoor swimming pool perfect for family days out, recreational swimming, and seasonal events.

Independent Shops & Galleries

Arundel is celebrated for its boutique shopping streets, antique stores, artisan makers, and galleries.

Swanbourne Lake & Arundel Park

A picturesque location ideal for walking, wildlife spotting, boat hire, and picnics in beautiful surroundings.

Local Events & Attractions

• Arundel Farmers' Market - held on the third Saturday of each month
• Tulip Festival at Arundel Castle - a stunning seasonal attraction each mid‑April

Eligibility and Affordability

When considering a move to the picturesque town of Arundel, understanding your eligibility and the affordability of the shared ownership scheme is a crucial first step. A full breakdown of the eligibility critera can be found in our Shared Ownership FAQs. It is important to note that a local connection requirement to Arundel is needed to apply for our shared ownership homes at Arundel Gate

How Shared Ownership Works

The shared ownership scheme is a practical and flexible way for many people to take their first step onto the property ladder. Shared ownership houses and flats offer a first step into homeownership for first-time buyers, growing families, and anyone looking to put down roots in the local community.

You purchase a share of a property, and pay rent on the remaining share to a landlord, in this case Aster. For example, if you buy a 40% share in a home, you'll pay a mortgage on that portion and pay rent on the remaining 60% to us. This means your initial deposit and mortgage payments are based only on the share you own.

As a buyer, you'll be responsible for your share of the property's upkeep, as well as making your regular payments (both your mortgage and your rent).  For more information, check out our full guide to how shared ownership works.

Make an Aster Home Your Home

We're passionate about helping you find more than just a house, we want to help you find a home that feels truly yours. Shared ownership could open the door to a lifestyle and location that might otherwise be out of reach.

If you're ready to learn more about our stunning shared ownership homes at Arundel Gate, get in touch with our sales negotiator Nicci today.

Important Information

Please note that a local connection requirement to Arundel is needed to apply for our shared ownership homes at Arundel Gate, please speak to Nicci for more information.

We aim to provide fair, accurate and reliable property descriptions, but they should be used as a general guide only and may be subject to change. If there is any detail of particular importance to you, please contact us and we'll be happy to confirm it.

Shared ownership homes are sold as leasehold properties. Service charges and rent on the unsold equity are reviewed annually, with changes taking effect from 1st April each year. Your home may be at risk of repossession if you do not keep up with mortgage or rent payments. Photographs are not plot specific-please speak to our team for further information.