RICS Valuations in West Sussex

Fallows (Valuation) Surveyors LLP

Fallows are based in West Sussex

Our team brings decades of direct experience working across West Sussex.

Guy Peters MRICS previously served as Head of Valuation for a major and well-known firm of West Sussex Surveyors and Estate Agents, giving him a deep understanding of both residential and rural property markets in the county.

Andrew Thomas MRICS is a practising rural valuer and land agent who has managed estates and farmland throughout West Sussex. Since relocating to the county in 2008, he has specialised in the valuation of farmland, woodland and agricultural assets, alongside residential and mixed-use property.

This combination of professional expertise and local knowledge ensures that every Fallows valuation is not only RICS-compliant but also rooted in a detailed understanding of the West Sussex property market.

Local and Professional Valuation Surveyors

Fallows Surveyors provide Red Book valuations that are compliant for a range of formal purposes, such as Probate (Inheritance Tax), Capital Gains Tax (CGT), Lease Extensions and Divorse Settlements. We only value property assets, such as homes and farms.


Fallows provide professional 'Red Book' valuation reports for properties throughout West Sussex and surrounding areas such as Chichester, Horsham, Worthing and Bognor Regis.

We don't do everything. See below the types of formal valuations we undertake in West Sussex

Probate & IHT Valuations
Capital Gains Tax Valuations
Divorce/ Matrimonial Valuations
SIPP Valuations
Lease Extension Valuations
Valuations for Trust Transfers
Valuations where there is a property transfer to connected parties or Directors
Secured Lending Valuations
Building Surveys
Re-instatement (insurance) Valuations
Estate Agency Services

West Sussex Capital Gains Tax Valuations

Fallows frequently prepare professional RICS valuations in West Sussex for Capital Gains Tax (CGT) purposes. Our reports are HMRC-compliant and provide clear market evidence to support your tax return. Whether you are disposing of a single property in Chichester, gifting assets to family in Worthing or managing a portfolio spread across Horsham and Bognor Regis, our experienced valuers deliver reliable and independent advice.

In many cases, Capital Gains Tax valuations require a historical assessment of value — for example, as at April 1982, or at the date of inheritance or gift. Fallows regularly undertake these retrospective valuations, using archived market data and our professional judgement to provide a robust figure that can be defended to HMRC if required.

Our knowledge of the West Sussex property market ensures every valuation reflects local conditions and comparable evidence. This local expertise, combined with our Red Book standards, gives confidence to both our clients and their advisers.

Inheritance Tax & Probate Valuations in West Sussex

We regularly prepare professional probate valuations for IHT purposes of houses and land across West Sussex. Our local qualified Chartered Surveyors (MRICS) provide Red Book reports that meet the requirements of HMRC and are trusted by local solicitors. Whether it’s a family home, a second home, a portfolio of rental properties or farmland, we are able to provide trusted and compliant valuations.

We understand that probate valuations are often required at a difficult time. Our team offers a discreet and sensitive service, while ensuring your report is compliant and defensible. Having worked extensively in the West Sussex area, we know the local property market and the variations in value between locations.

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