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Posted 02 July 2007
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Hi everyone.  We are looking at Storrington/Billingshurst/Southwater and all villages in between as possible relocation places this August.  Our son will be at secondary school in 2008 so we want to be near to a good school.  Southwater crops up quite a lot -there are plenty of houses on the market.  Is this is a good sign?!  I notice an earlier correspondent described it as 'Toytown', so is this just another soulless estate or somewhere really worth looking at?  We also want to avoid traffic noise as this has blighted our lives where we are currently living.  We don't want to be out in the sticks as it's important that the children have a local social life as they get older, but neither do we want to be amidst chaos!  Any advice, please?
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Posted 04 July 2007


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Hello
 
Thank you for registering and welcome to the forums. There are several posts on this forum about living in Southwater including this good one from JLC:
 
http://www.horshamforum.com/FindPost1656.aspx
 
I don’t think the number of houses on the market has any significance. There are several thousand houses in Southwater so there is always going to be a large number on the market.
 
Good luck. Hopefully others will give you some other advice.
 
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