The shop – which sells fruit and vegetables, indoor and outdoor plants, convenience items and treats – has moved to a new location, slightly further east from its former home in Littlehampton Road.placeholder image
The shop – which sells fruit and vegetables, indoor and outdoor plants, convenience items and treats – has moved to a new location, slightly further east from its former home in Littlehampton Road.

Take a look inside relocated farm shop and garden centre in West Sussex after move is confirmed

Newly released photos provide a look inside a relocated shop and garden centre in Ferring.

The Roundstone Farm Shop and Garden Centre has moved from its former site on Littlehampton Road.

The independent business is still on the same road, just further east, at Hillview Business Park. The images below show the refreshed space, stocked with fresh produce, plants and everyday essentials.

Shoppers can expect the same mix of fruit and vegetables, indoor and outdoor plants, store cupboard staples and sweet treats that made the farm shop a popular stop in its previous location – now arranged in its new surroundings.

Announcing the move on Facebook, the Roundstone Farm Shop and Garden Centre team said : “It’s official. We have moved to Hillview Business Park, Littlehampton Road, Ferring, BN12 6PG. Our new website and online shop will be launched soon.”

The Ferring-based farm shop and garden centre operates independently from Haskins Roundstone Garden Centre in Angmering – which has been celebrating its 25th anniversary.

Julian Winfield, Chief Executive of the Haskins Group Ltd, said: “Haskins Roundstone remains open and operating as normal, in line with our standard opening times of 9am-6pm, with the exception of Sunday hours.

“The nearby Roundstone Farm Shop and Garden Centre is not associated with, or owned by Haskins Garden Centres.”

The relocation comes as the nearby Roundstone Pick Your Own (PYO) fruit farm has closed permanently following the owners’ retirement. The much-loved summer attraction had welcomed families for decades.

When we shared news of the closure on Facebook, hundreds of readers commented to share their memories of visiting the Littlehampton Road site over the past 50 years.

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