Chichester district house prices, village by village
What homes sold for in each town and village we cover in Chichester district, from HM Land Registry, with flood risk and listed buildings for each. Every place links to its own page, with the full answers and their sources.
| Birdham | £482,000 (19 sales) | 19 | Too few sales | 0 of 58 | 24 |
| Bosham | £500,000 (31 sales) | 31 | −1% | 10 of 122 | 63 |
| Chichester | £355,000 | 341 | −3% | 99 of 1128 | 519 |
| Chidham and Hambrook | £493,000 (26 sales) | 26 | −3% | 1 of 80 | 20 |
| Fishbourne | £513,000 (18 sales) | 18 | Too few sales | 0 of 78 | 25 |
| Funtington | £750,000 (2 years, 26 sales) | 9 | Too few sales | 0 of 86 | 76 |
| Southbourne | £405,000 | 70 | +4% | 9 of 215 | 38 |
| West Itchenor | £846,000 (2 years, 12 sales) | 6 | Too few sales | 3 of 22 | 11 |
| Westbourne | £515,000 (40 sales) | 40 | +17% | 4 of 91 | 60 |
The official UK House Price Index for Chichester district fell 2.7% in the year to August 2026, to an average of £428,000; it adjusts for the mix of homes sold, so it moves more steadily than any one village's median. Among the nine places we cover here, West Itchenor has the highest median, £846,000 (2 years, 12 sales), and Chichester the lowest, £355,000.
A median needs 10 sales in the year; a change needs 20 in both years. Sales from the last two months are still being registered, so those counts will rise. How these figures are made.