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Lily Plot 81 Arundel Gate 1674 sqftArundel Gate has been awarded the best Residential Development in West Sussex & the UK in the UK Property Awards. Over 55% of this development is now sold. Lily & Bishop showhomes now open.what3words location: status, challenge, ambitionsAbout The LilyThe 4-bedroom Lily, a well-proportioned home for all the family.Work from home? The Study in the Lily is conveniently connected to the Kitchen, meaning those afternoon coffee refills are quick and easy. Within the open-plan Kitchen/Diner, fully integrated NEFF appliances bring together the space, with a breakfast bar handy for those early mornings and an attached Utility for extra storage.Towards the front of the home, the living room with feature fireplace is a space to put your feet up and unwind. The ground floor completes with underfloor heating, storage and a WC.Upstairs Bedrooms 2, 3 & 4 share a family bathroom with both a shower and a bath, suiting everyone's needs. The Master Bedroom features built in wardrobes and it's own En-Suite with rainfall shower.The Lily finishes with a garage with an integrated cycle store, driveway parking and an EV Car Charger.This home has a predicted EPC rating of B.To find out more about this property and its specification, visit our website or contact our Sales Team today.LocationLocated in the charming, picturesque market town of Arundel, Arundel Gate offers luxury living in a sought-after town that's full of history.Sitting alongside the River Arun, the enchanting town of Arundel has it all to offer. Whether it be Farm Shops serving local products for your pantry favourites...cafes, bistros, and award-winning restaurants for a quiet coffee or the food lovers, or quaint independent shops to find that unique gift, Arundel is full of hidden gems waiting to be discovered.Locally Arundel Gate residents can benefit from all manors of amenities including schools, pharmacies, GP Practices, local convenience stores and more. Time outside can we enjoyed along the Rive Arun, through the Ancient Woodland, or within the 40 acres of grounds at the 11th Century, Arundel Castle.Wanting more hustle and bustle? The cathedral city of Chichester is just over 12 miles from Arundel Gate and has plenty of famous high street shops and restaurant chains waiting to be enjoyed. If some time by the sea is what you need, two award-winning beaches in Littlehampton are just a short drive away also.There is something for every lifestyle in Arundel.CommutingArundel railway station is just 1.4 miles from Arundel Gate with regular train services to London Bridge, London Victoria (via Gatwick Airport) and to Bognor Regis.For drivers, the A27 runs through the centre of Arundel and connects the town with Chichester, Portsmouth and Worthing, as well as linking with the A23 for Brighton. Gatwick Airport is under 40 miles away.The Buying ProcessBuying a new home, off-plan comes with lots of benefits, some of which have been listed below:*Buying a new build home is chain free! So, if you have sold your property or have nothing to sell, once your new home has completed, you can move straight in.*We have got you covered. Our homes are protected with a 10-year structural warranty and an Esquire Developments 2-year aftercare for that added security.Contact Us TodayCall us today to arrange your appointment to meet our Sales Team to register interest or discuss how you can personalise your new home.Email us today to receive our live development brochures and to be first in the know for new development launches.Keep an eye out on our social media, for development updates.** Please note that internal photos are from existing and or previous Esquire show homes which may include client upgrades and are used for illustrative purposes only.**

Once forming an entire country estate, the divided Lyminster House is now a substantial manor house of 5,594 sq ft created from the original floor plan. This beautiful Grade II listed Georgian home borrows architectural elements from Arundel Castle and has an illustrious history. It once belonged to the Duke of Norfolk and was released from the Estate as part of a marriage settlement on the 15th Duke in 1904. It was later owned by Baroness Ravensdale. To mark the change of ownership, the proud Howard crest was painted black in recognition of the transition.The current owners have reimagined the property with great care. It now balances historic charm with modern convenience. The renovation respects the original character of the home while introducing contemporary features that create a refined and relaxed lifestyle. Arranged over three levels, including an original brick lined cellar, the house offers six bedrooms on the first floor, a library, a drawing room, an extensive open plan kitchen, dining and living space, an orangery, generous cellar storage suited to wine and other items and a separate garage.The ground floor spans 2,433 sq ft and brings together the building’s heritage and modern comfort. High ceilings, grand arched windows and a heritage style Aga Cooker enhance the period feel while the luxury inbuilt appliances in the kitchen provide every modern convenience. Entry is through a vestibule where boots and coats can be kept out of sight. This leads into a welcoming library with dark wooden floors and soft neutral walls that continue throughout the house. The heart of the home is the open plan kitchen, dining and lounge area which has been thoughtfully opened to create a spacious family environment all with the added comfort of a log burner. The kitchen sits semi open to the side so that preparing meals remains part of family life. From here there is access to the west facing heritage orangery, carefully reconstructed to honour the 1920s conservatory is a family favourite spot. Filled with natural light from the full-length roof lantern and bifold doors, the orangery offers a lovely connection to the surrounding garden.The ground floor also includes a cloakroom for guests and a grand drawing room with a bow window which provides a peaceful space for further entertaining.On the lower ground level, a useful cellar is arranged into three main sections offering excellent storage and an ideal environment for preserving a good wine collection.A dark wooden staircase, lit by the lantern above, rises to the first floor where the hallway links six bedrooms, two family bathrooms and an additional cloakroom. The Georgian grandeur of the ground floor continues here, reflected in the bow window of the largest bedroom and the Venetian window along the landing.Stepping out from either the dining area or the orangery, the wraparound south and west facing garden can be enjoyed. This garden is a haven for families spanning approx. two thirds of an acre (0.6 acre). It provides space for entertaining on the patio and room for play on the large lawn. Fruit trees, shrubs and perennials create interest throughout the year and support a wide range of wildlife.In addition to the electric gated forecourt at the front of the house there are two unused phases of electricity which would allow for two fast chargers to be installed with little effort, the property also benefits from a large garage for parking. Unlike many country homes in the area, the property is fully served by services IE gas and sewerage connection for convenience.Lyminster is a historic village known in local folklore as the home of a water dragon called The Knucker. The 11th century Saxon church contains the Slayer's Slab which is believed to come from the tomb of the dragonslayer. The welcoming village enjoys a local recently renovated pub, a local whatsapp group shares up and coming events and news. The area offers excellent schools, shops and leisure facilities, together with good road links to surrounding areas including the Coast, Arundel, Brighton and Gatwick (approx. 50 mins drive away). Arundel Train Station lies 1.6 miles from the property and provides direct routes to London Victoria with a journey time of about 1 hour 30 minutes.

THE PROPERTYOnce part of the prestigious Goodwood Estate, Church Farm Barns is an impressive brick and flint residence that has been beautifully converted from a former farm building into a home of exceptional character and versatility. Thoughtfully designed to retain its historic charm, the property features vaulted ceilings, exposed beams, and rustic brickwork, blending period elegance with modern comfort.At the heart of the home is the magnificent sitting room, an expansive space over 20 feet square, with a high vaulted ceiling and a striking galleried landing above, creating an inviting setting for both relaxation and entertaining. Adjacent, the study provides a peaceful workspace, flowing seamlessly into the well-appointed country style kitchen and breakfast room, which boasts an electric Aga Style Range Cooker (ESSE) integrated appliances and granite worktops.A highlight of the home is the Bull Room, a remarkable reception space converted from a former milking parlour. This spacious area has solid wooden floors, a wood-burning stove, and sliding doors opening onto the courtyard, making it ideal for gatherings and special occasions.The main house offers three generously sized bedrooms, with the principal suite conveniently located on the ground floor. This bright and airy room enjoys a dual-aspect outlook and features its own en-suite shower room. A second study on this level presents the potential to be converted into a fourth bedroom with the addition of a bathroom, subject to the necessary consents.Upstairs, two additional bedrooms are positioned on either side of the galleried landing. Both benefit from vaulted ceilings, creating a sense of space and character, and each is complemented by its own en-suite facilities for added comfort and privacy.Additionally, the detached, fully self-contained guest cottage offers a spacious open-plan kitchen, dining, and sitting area, enhanced by vaulted ceilings and a multi-fuel wood-burning stove, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. The cottage also includes a well-appointed double bedroom and a private bathroom, ensuring comfort and privacy.A dedicated private garden further enhances this charming retreat, providing a peaceful outdoor space. Whether used for extended family, visiting guests, or as a potential rental opportunity, the guest cottage offers both versatility and independence.OUTSIDESet within seven and half acres of grounds, Church Farm Barns offers exceptional outdoor space that is perfect for equestrian use, smallholding, or simply enjoying a peaceful countryside lifestyle.A long private driveway winds through the paddocks, leading to an enclosed courtyard that provides access to both the main house and guest cottage. The formal gardens have been thoughtfully landscaped, featuring gravel and pebble areas interspersed with ornamental grasses and architectural planting. Steps lead up to an orchard, offering an abundance of fruit and a magical retreat.The property benefits from a superb range of outbuildings, including a workshop, which may offer potential for conversion subject to planning, and a large timber barn, spanning approximately 840 square feet and providing generous storage or further development opportunities. A purpose-built stable block includes a loose box and feed store, while securely fenced paddocks with field shelters make this property particularly well-suited to those with horses or livestock.LOCATIONDespite its peaceful semi-rural setting, Church Farm Barns is exceptionally well connected. The property is located just seven miles from Chichester and five miles from Arundel. The nearby Barnham railway station offers direct train services to London Victoria, making this an ideal location for commuters seeking a countryside retreat.The village of Barnham provides a variety of local amenities, including independent shops, pubs, restaurants, schools, and essential services. For a wider range of shopping, dining, and cultural attractions, Chichester and Arundel are just a short drive away.The surrounding area offers a wealth of leisure activities, including golf at Avisford Park and other nearby courses, horse racing at Fontwell Park, and sailing on both Chichester and Littlehampton harbours. The picturesque South Downs provide excellent opportunities for walking and riding, while the renowned Goodwood Estate is home to a country club, excellent golf course, motor circuit, horse racing, and a range of exclusive events.With its perfect blend of character, space, and connectivity, Church Farm Barns offers a rare opportunity to enjoy countryside living without sacrificing convenience. Whether you are looking for a family home, an equestrian property, or a unique home with guest accommodation, this stunning estate is ready to welcome you.FURTHER INFORMATION Local Authority: Arun District Council Tax Band GTenure: Freehold EPC – DServices: Air source heat pump and LPG are connected. Solar panels generate circa £2,500 income p.a.Title Register available upon request. DIRECTIONShttps://w3w.co/castle.shop.flies the what3word address of the best entrance. More accurate than a street address, this points to the exact spot for arrival. Enter it into the free what3words app to find the property easily or use the link below. https://w3w.co/castle.shop.flies While we strive to provide accurate information, buyers are advised to conduct their own due diligence. The responsibility for verifying aspects such as floods, easements, covenants, and other property-related details rests with the buyer. Our listing information is presented to the best of our knowledge and should not be solely relied upon for making purchasing decisions.

***GUIDE PRICE: £1.35M - £1.4M*** Set within a unique plot of approximately 2.8 acres, with 2,690 sq ft of internal living space, this detached family home is truly one of a kind. Enjoying a rural setting with elevated views across the countryside towards The South Downs, Steyning, and Chanctonbury Ring, this mid-century property reflects the quintessential English country style with its decorative beams and timeless character.Through a charming stable door, the calming neutral tones of the hallway welcome you inside. The expansive living room (7.60m x 7.60m / 24’11’’ x 24’11’’) boasts dark wooden beams and a striking inglenook fireplace with a copper surround and cast iron wood burner. Patio doors open directly to the garden, ensuring the surrounding countryside feels ever-present within the home. To one side, a cosy reading nook provides the perfect retreat, though the captivating views of the South Downs may prove a distraction.The spacious kitchen flows seamlessly into the dining area. Designed by a professional caterer, it is a true culinary haven, with a substantial seven-ring range cooker, integrated appliances and a stylish yet practical finish. Patio doors from the dining space connect to the stone paved terrace which in turn connects to the living room, creating an ideal setting for entertaining family and friends on long summer evenings.The ground floor is rounded off with a well-planned utility room, accessible both from the hallway and from outside, perfect for muddy boots and dogs. Beyond this lies a dedicated office, tucked away from the bustle of family life, which could also serve as a guest bedroom on the ground floor. This versatile space benefits from the use of a bright, ground floor bathroom with a walk-in shower. A cloakroom and understairs complete the layout. Upstairs, four generously sized double bedrooms and three bathrooms are found. Each bedroom benefits from built-in storage, with ample room for additional furniture if desired. The primary suite is a luxurious retreat, featuring exposed beams, high ceilings and breathtaking views from every window. A stylish ensuite with a jacuzzi bath and separate shower completes this sanctuary. Of the remaining bathrooms, one offers a walk-in shower while the other provides a roll-top bath, ensuring convenience for the whole family.Outside, patio doors from both the living room and kitchen/diner open to a sunny terrace, perfect for al fresco dining beside the sound of a landscaped pond. Beyond the lawn, a paddock extends with treeline borders offering privacy and shelter. The property is fully enclosed with secure fencing, providing a safe environment for both children and pets. At the front, a private driveway offers both privacy from the road and generous parking for multiple vehicles, complemented by a detached quadruple garage providing further storage and sheltered parking. The current owners have converted half of the capacious garage to a gym. Previously there have been stables, and there is also a disused outbuilding. Future owners may choose to reinstate or reinvent this lovely piece of land in the countryside.The property sits in the village of Small Dole, east of Steyning. There is excellent access to the A283 and A27, as well as the A23 for travel to London.Small Dole falls within the catchment for Steyning C of E, Upper Beeding Primary and St Peter’s C of E in Henfield, all highly regarded schools. Secondary options include Steyning Grammar, with independents such as Hurstpierpoint College, Lancing College, Burgess Hill Girls, St Paul’s Catholic College and Warden Park Secondary Academy in Cuckfield.The village itself offers a welcoming pub, a shop/post office and a village hall, forming the heart of the community. Small Dole also has a thriving business presence with local employment at Mackley’s Industrial Estate, Golding Barn and farm-based enterprises at Sreatham Lane, alongside many small home-based businesses and market gardens.For wider amenities, the nearby towns of Henfield, Steyning, and Worthing, as well as the city of Brighton, provide a wealth of shopping, dining, and leisure opportunities beyond the charm of village life.EPC rating - D Council Tax - GBroadband & Mobile Phone Coverage – Ultra Fast Broadband. Prospective buyers should check the Ofcom Checker website Planning Permissions – Please check the local authority website for any planning permissions that may affect this property or properties close by.This information has been provided by the seller. Please obtain verification via your legal representative.

Set within ten acres of landscaped gardens, paddocks and woodland, this Grade II listed country house combines centuries of history with modern-day comfort. Parts of the house date back to the 15th century, when it stood as a timber-framed hall house; later Victorian additions brought scale and grandeur, and more recently the home has been sensitively updated and enhanced including the addition of a light-filled orangery. The result is a home of rare character and charm, offering the best of heritage and contemporary living within easy reach of Haywards Heath and London. Inside, the house extends to more than 4,400 sq ft. At its heart is a bespoke kitchen, centred around a four-oven Aga with granite worktops and integrated appliances, which flows into the orangery via French doors. Elegant dining and drawing rooms showcase period detailing including a cosy inglenook fireplace, while a study with direct garden access and an adjoining shower room provides flexibility for guests or multigenerational living. Across the upper floors there are six bedrooms and four well equipped bathrooms , three of which are ensuite . The grounds are equally impressive. A heated outdoor pool with retractable cover allows for year-round use, while an all-weather tennis court and a boating pond enhance the sense of a private country retreat. A timber outbuilding accommodates two stables, a tack room and machinery store, with post-and-rail paddocks stretching beyond. Separate garaging and storage add to the property's practical appeal and take the overall square footage to an impressive 5750 sq ft The setting is idyllic yet well connected. The village of Wineham is less than a mile away, with Cowfold two and a half miles to the West offering local grocery and coffee shops, a restaurant and quaint Inn. Henfield and Horsham provide more comprehensive amenities, while Haywards Heath station (seven miles) offers direct trains to London in under an hour. Gatwick Airport is around a 20-minute drive for international travel.

Set within 5.77 acres of beautifully landscaped grounds and surrounded by rolling farmland, Flintstone Estate presents a truly unique opportunity to acquire a versatile rural retreat with remarkable scope. At its heart stands a beautifully restored four bedroom brick and flint farmhouse, complemented by five individually designed selfcontained cottages, a collection of useful outbuildings and extensive planning permission that unlocks significant future potential.Whether envisioned as a multigenerational estate, a boutique holiday let business, a wellness or creative retreat, or a fully fledged wedding and events venue, Flintstone Farmhouse and Cottages offer a rare combination of privacy, flexibility and incomegenerating opportunity in a tranquil countryside setting.THE MAIN FARMHOUSEDating back to circa 1900, the farmhouse has been thoughtfully restored to blend period character with modern living. A welcoming entrance hall, with flagstone flooring and exposed brickwork, sets the tone for the home’s warm and timeless aesthetic.The expansive sitting room spans the rear of the property, featuring exposed beams, a log burner and an adjoining snug, perfect for relaxed evenings or entertaining. French doors open onto raised decking, creating a seamless connection to the gardens.At the heart of the home, the open plan kitchen offers generous workspace, a central island and a concealed utility area. French doors invite natural light and provide direct access to the garden.Upstairs, four beautifully proportioned bedrooms offer peaceful views and elegant finishes. The principal suite includes a dressing area and ensuite shower room, while the guest bedroom enjoys its own ensuite and private balcony. Two further double bedrooms share a luxurious family bathroom with a freestanding rolltop bath.THE COTTAGESFive Distinctive Retreats for Family, Guests or IncomeThe estate’s five cottages have been meticulously converted from the original Victorian outbuildings, each offering its own character, privacy and highquality finish. Together, they provide exceptional flexibility for extended family, staff accommodation or a thriving holiday let business.The Garden RoomA lightfilled one bedroom cottage with open plan living, a stylish kitchen, ensuite bedroom and decked terrace overlooking the gardens.The BarnA characterful cottage with vaulted ceilings, exposed beams, a woodburning stove, mezzanine bedroom/study, double bedroom with garden access, contemporary bathroom and private decking.The LoftA charming two bedroom first floor apartment with balcony views, a well appointed kitchen and dining area, separate sitting room and modern shower room.The CottageA spacious three bedroom home featuring an open plan kitchen/dining/family room, luxury bathroom and raised decking with views over the formal gardens.The Lodge (2013)A modern three bedroom cottage with open plan living, contemporary kitchen, ensuite principal bedroom, additional shower room and private garden.PLANNING PERMISSION & FUTURE POTENTIALA Rare Opportunity to Develop a Wedding or Events VenueFull planning permission (Ref: 23/02367/FUL) has been granted for a series of enhancements that significantly expand the estate’s commercial potential:• Construction of a new function barn for up to 100 guests• Conversion of an existing building into a modern shower and toilet block• Creation of a commercial kitchen and storage facility• Installation of motorhome and camping hookupsThis provides a ready made foundation for a wedding venue, retreat centre, corporate events space, glamping site or hybrid hospitality venture.OUTBUILDINGS & GROUNDSPracticality, Privacy & Beautifully Curated SpacesThe estate includes a dedicated laundry room for efficient guest change overs, an open plan studio suitable for staff accommodation, a large workshop and extensive storage. A substantial carport provides covered parking for multiple vehicles.The grounds have been thoughtfully landscaped to offer privacy between the cottages, with sweeping lawns, mature planting and tranquil seating areas. The estate also benefits from 20kW solar panels generating approximately £11,248 per annum through the Feedin Tariff schemeLOCATIONFlintstone’s is accessed via a track from the main road which is owned by the local farmer but with a right of way.Aldingbourne, in the heart of West Sussex, is celebrated for its picturesque surroundings, exuding a charming village atmosphere that captivates residents. Here, homeowners revel in the tranquillity of rural living while enjoying proximity to major towns and cities. With top-rated schools, abundant green spaces, and a tight-knit community spirit, Aldingbourne provides an unparalleled quality of life.For those craving cultural immersion, the nearby historic city of Chichester and charming Arundel Town are on the verge of the outstanding South Downs National Park. Arundel's magnificent castle and imposing Cathedral, set atop the picturesque River Arun, offer a glimpse into history. Chichester city boasts a blend of history and arts, with the esteemed Festival Theatre and Pallant House Gallery. Both destinations offer a plethora of coffee shops, culinary delights, and shopping opportunities. With direct train services to London and excellent transport links, residents effortlessly balance coastal tranquillity with urban excitement.SPORTS AND COUNTRY PURSUITS From Aldingbourne you can indulge in a plethora of sporting and recreational activities. Experience the thrill of horse racing at both Goodwood and Fontwell Park or witness the excitement of car racing at Goodwood Motor Circuit, renowned for its annual Festival of Speed and Revival meetings. Delight in the elegance of polo at Cowdray Park or bask in the sun or partake in numerous water sports on the glorious beaches of Bracklesham Bay and the Witterings. Set sail for adventure with dinghy sailing opportunities from numerous clubs along the coast, while substantial harbours and marinas in Chichester and Littlehampton cater to larger yachts. Tee off at one of the area's numerous golf courses or explore the rich countryside on foot or indulge in horse riding, immersing yourself in the natural beauty that surrounds this coastal paradise.FURTHER INFORMATIONDistrict Council: Chichester District CouncilCouncil Tax Bands:Flintstone Farmhouse: GHoliday Cottages: Exempt Under Small Business Rates Services and Utilities: Electricity, Mains Water, Treatment Plant Sewage, LPG GasWhile we strive to provide accurate information, buyers are advised to conduct their own due diligence. The responsibility for verifying aspects such as floods, easements, covenants, and other property-related details rests with the buyer. Our listing information is presented to the best of our knowledge and should not be solely relied upon for making purchasing decisions.

THE PROPERTY Upon entering, you are greeted by a bright, spacious entrance hall that immediately sets the tone for the luxurious accommodation that lies beyond. At the heart of the home is a vast, beautifully handcrafted kitchen and living area, where high ceilings and contemporary finishes create a striking yet inviting atmosphere. Equipped with premium Neff appliances, the sleek, minimalist aesthetic is softened by warm wooden accents, while the large central island serves as both a practical hub and a natural focal point for informal gatherings. Bathed in natural light from expansive windows, sliding doors, and overhead skylights, this open-plan space flows effortlessly into a relaxed family seating area, perfect for both day-to-day living and entertaining on a grand scale.The property boasts a range of versatile reception rooms, including a refined sitting room with an inset log-burning stove, and a formal dining room, both benefiting from abundant natural light and offering direct access to the picturesque rear garden. The ground floor also features a dedicated office space, ideal for working from home or serving as an additional en-suite bedroom. A second office or cinema room is equally impressive, featuring a stunning British Fires New Forrest electric fireplace, complemented by a built-in media wall and bespoke wine storage. A generously proportioned Neptune utility room, complete with Siemens appliances, adds practicality while maintaining the home's luxurious feel.Upstairs, the sense of grandeur continues with six beautifully appointed bedrooms, five of which boast en-suite facilities. The master suite is a true sanctuary, exuding both luxury and tranquillity, complete with its own walk-in dressing room and indulgent en-suite featuring Villeroy & Boch sanitary ware. The additional bedrooms are equally spacious, thoughtfully designed to offer flexibility, for family living or hosting guests.OUTSIDESet within approximately 1.35 acres of beautifully landscaped grounds, which back onto open fields, Willows offers a seamless blend of indoor and outdoor living. The stunning oak-framed outdoor kitchen and seating area is perfect for alfresco dining, featuring a polished concrete floor, pizza oven, and a top-of-the-line Firemagic BBQ complete with built-in cupboards and drawers. Additionally, a spacious patio spans the rear of the property, seamlessly transitioning into a decked area under which lies a swimming pool that can easily be reinstated if desired. A separate log cabin provides added versatility, while the garage ensures further convenience.The front of the home features a sweeping resin driveway, centred by a charming water fountain and turning circle for ease of access. This stunning area is partly bordered by a picturesque duck pond, adding a charming touch to the entrance and setting the scene for the tranquil lifestyle that Willows offers.THE LOCATION Situated on Hoe Lane, a peaceful no-through road in Felpham, Willows is enveloped by greenery and tranquillity. Despite its private setting, the property remains conveniently close to the coastal allure of Felpham Beach. A short walk or drive brings you to Felpham village, where a range of local amenities await. Whether you are visiting the quaint shops or dining at the beloved Lobster Pot, this vibrant village offers a perfect complement to the peaceful surroundings of Willows.A short drive away is the historic town of Arundel, renowned for its antique shops, inviting restaurants, and a vibrant calendar of social events. Explore the cobbled streets and discover hidden gems in this charming town or enjoy a meal at one of the many delightful eateries.Further afield, the bustling cities of Chichester to the West and Brighton to the East are easily accessible, offering a larger array of shops, restaurants, and cultural experiences. SPORTS AND COUNTRY PURSUITS For sports and recreational enthusiasts, Hoe Lane is ideally situated. Boating aficionados will appreciate the proximity to Littlehampton Marina and Chichester Marina, perfect for exploring the coastline. Car racing enthusiasts can enjoy the thrills of Goodwood, while horse racing is available at both Goodwood and Fontwell racecourses. Golfers are spoilt for choice with excellent courses at Goodwood, Bognor Regis, and Hunston.Water-sports seekers will find plenty of larger beaches nearby, offering exhilarating water-sports facilities to satisfy your adventurous spirit. Whether it's sailing, windsurfing, or paddleboarding, there's something for everyone along this stunning stretch of the Sussex coast.FURTHER INFORMATION Local Authority: Arun District Council Tax Band GTenure: Freehold Services: Private drains, Mains Electricity, Oil fired boilerThe Swimming Pool currently covered by decking, can easily be reinstated if desiredTitle Register available upon request.While we strive to provide accurate information, buyers are advised to conduct their own due diligence. The responsibility for verifying aspects such as floods, easements, covenants, and other property-related details rests with the buyer. 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The PropertyTucked away along the highly sought-after South Walk in Middleton-on-Sea, this beautifully remodelled home captures the essence of contemporary coastal living. Thoughtfully extended and fully renovated by the current owner, it offers an abundance of light, space, and a seamless flow from room to room.A welcoming entrance hall, with original wooden flooring and beautifully detailed panelling, sets the tone for what lies ahead. To the rear, the newly constructed extension opens into a striking open-plan kitchen, dining and living area, bathed in natural light from full-height glazing, patio doors, and an oversized sky lantern. This impressive space frames views of the landscaped garden and blurs the boundary between inside and out.Designed for both relaxed family living and stylish entertaining, the kitchen pairs sleek contemporary finishes with generous workspaces, a natural connection to the dining and seating zones, and a stunning ceiling-hung Henley fire that brings warmth and elegance to the heart of the home.At the front of the house, the original rooms have been reimagined to provide a formal sitting room with a feature fireplace and access to the veranda, and a versatile second reception room, perfect as a snug, study or ground-floor bedroom. A well-planned utility and a smartly appointed shower room complete the ground floor, ensuring everyday practicality complements the home’s refined style.Upstairs, the transformation continues. A roof enlargement and loft conversion have unlocked the full potential of the second floor, now home to a generous, light-filled principal suite with garden views at one end and a Juliet balcony facing south. The beautifully appointed en-suite is a true indulgence, featuring a walk-in shower, freestanding bath, twin sinks, and air conditioning. Bespoke built-in storage and a lounge area add to the sense of space and luxury, creating a sanctuary as elegant as it is comfortable.On the first floor, guests are equally well catered for. There are five further bedrooms, two of which open onto a delightful south-facing balcony, while most offer bespoke built-in storage. Two stylish en-suite shower rooms and a contemporary family bathroom complete the accommodation; all finished with the same exceptional attention to detail.Outside, the home is designed for easy enjoyment. To the front, iron gates open to a spacious driveway leading to a detached double garage, with ample parking. Lawns and ornamental borders provide curb appeal, while the full-width veranda along the front elevation offers the perfect spot for shaded seating and relaxed afternoon teas. One can easily imagine many moments spent enjoying this peaceful oasis.The mature rear garden is equally tranquil, offering excellent seclusion and side access from both ends of the house. A paved terrace is ideal for alfresco dining, while manicured lawns, established planting, and a charming ornamental water feature add to the sense of calm and relaxation.LocationSet along a prized stretch of the West Sussex coastline, Middleton-On-Sea offers understated elegance and coastal tranquillity. Renowned for its tree-lined twittens, characterful homes and largely private beach, this exclusive village remains one of the region’s best-kept secrets.Life here moves at a gentler pace, morning strolls along the shore, coffee at a friendly café, and evenings watching the sun sink into the sea. A thriving community, boutique amenities, bustling sports club, and peaceful surroundings make it an idyllic choice for both full-time living and weekend escapes.Just inland, the historic town of Arundel enchants with cobbled streets, a majestic castle, and independent galleries, while nearby Chichester offers cultural sophistication with its acclaimed Festival Theatre, fine dining, boutique shopping, and the prestigious Goodwood Estate, home to world-famous events such as the Festival of Speed, Goodwood Revival, and Glorious Goodwood.Golfers are well served by courses including Avisford Park and Goodwood, while sailing enthusiasts will find excellent facilities at Itchenor, Bosham, and Chichester Marina. Nature lovers can explore the South Downs National Park, with miles of scenic walking, cycling, and bridle paths.With excellent road links and direct rail services to London from nearby Barnham, Bognor Regis and Chichester, South Walk in Middleton-on-Sea is perfectly placed to enjoy the very best of West Sussex and beyond.SERVICES: Mains electricity, gas, water and drainage.Council Tax Band: G Local Authority: Arun District CouncilMOSA (Middleton-On-Sea Association) www.mosassociation.org Annual Charges: Private Estate £150 and Road Charge £210. Title Register available upon request.Directions: https://w3w.co/briefing.apparatus.bottle This what3words address refers to a 3-metre square location. Tap the link or enter the 3 words into the free what3words app to find it.

A captivating period home of elegance and substance, set within mature gardens on one of Cranleigh’s most desirable roads, offering beautifully presented accommodation with further potential to extend (subject to the usual planning consents).Barlax is an attractive and beautifully proportioned home, combining timeless character with a natural sense of light and space, all within easy reach of the centre of Cranleigh. Barlax is a late Victorian early Edwardian home, there are only a few such homes on New Park Road all of which were built and designed by the architect who chose Barlax as his home.Internally, the house is immediately impressive, with notably high ceilings and well-balanced rooms that create an effortless flow throughout the ground floor. There are three reception rooms, each with its own charm and versatility, allowing for both formal entertaining and relaxed day-to-day living. The principal sitting room, with its bay window, is particularly inviting, while the additional spaces lend themselves equally well to a dining room, snug or home office.Upstairs, the accommodation continues to impress, with four well-proportioned bedrooms served by two bathrooms, offering a practical and comfortable arrangement for family life.The gardens form a key part of the appeal. Extending to the rear, they are private, mature and thoughtfully planted, with established trees and seasonal planting providing a tranquil backdrop. A terrace adjoining the house creates a natural setting for outdoor dining and entertaining.While the house is beautifully presented and ready for immediate occupation, it also offers excellent scope for enlargement or reconfiguration, allowing an incoming purchaser to further enhance and tailor the property to their own requirements, (subject to the necessary planning permissions).Barlax represents a rare opportunity to acquire a home that successfully balances character, setting and future potential in a prime village location.LocationCranleigh is widely regarded as one of Surrey’s most sought-after village locations, offering an appealing blend of country living with everyday convenience. Its vibrant High Street provides a diverse mix of independent shops, cafés and restaurants, alongside a range of essential amenities.The area is particularly well known for its excellent schooling, including Cranleigh School, together with a number of highly regarded options in the surrounding area.Surrounded by the rolling countryside of the Surrey Hills, the location is ideal for those seeking access to walking, cycling and other outdoor pursuits.For more extensive amenities, Guildford lies within easy reach, offering a comprehensive selection of shopping, dining and cultural facilities, as well as mainline rail services to London.Tenure: Freehold Council Tax Band: G EPC Rated: DProperty Type : Detached Local Authority: Waverley Property Construction: Brick & tiles Electricity Supply: Mains Water Supply: Mains Drainage: Mains Broadband: FTTP ultrafast full fibre broadband connection available – we advise you to check with your provider. Mobile Signal/Coverage: Some 4G mobile signal is available in the area – we advise you to check with your provider. Parking: Ample off street parking Total Internal Floor: 2337 sq ft

This substantial country house sits within 7.5 acres of gardens and woodland on the edge of Linchmere, where the landscape begins to fold into the Surrey Hills. Approached via a sweeping gravel drive, the house has the balanced proportions associated with older country homes, with white-rendered elevations, shuttered windows and a deep clay-tiled roof. Mature trees and expansive lawns create a strong sense of privacy, giving the setting an established and secluded feel. Inside, the house has been carefully reworked in recent years, with a layout designed around modern family life. The ground floor centres around a large open-plan kitchen and living space, where bespoke Tom Howley cabinetry, a substantial island and walk-in pantry sit alongside dining and seating areas oriented towards the garden. Wide-plank timber flooring runs throughout, while French doors open directly onto the terrace and pool beyond. Elsewhere on this floor, a series of additional reception spaces allows the house to adapt easily between quieter day-to-day living and larger gatherings. A fitted study overlooks the gardens, while a more relaxed snug with extensive joinery sits apart from the principal living spaces. There is also a large playroom, boot room and utility area positioned practically off the main circulation spaces. The first floor is arranged around five bedrooms, all with open outlooks across the surrounding grounds. The principal suite occupies one of the best positions in the house, with a vaulted ceiling, dressing room and French doors opening onto a balcony overlooking the gardens. A generous guest suite sits separately with its own en suite, while the remaining bedrooms are served by a large family bathroom. The second floor is currently configured as a cinema room, sneaker room and additional dressing and storage space, though it could easily be adapted depending on requirements. Outside, a broad stone terrace extends directly from the house towards a heated outdoor swimming pool and pool house, while further into the gardens there is a tournament grade tennis court and detached gym. There is also a large triple garage with ample storage above. Beyond the formal landscaping, lawns extend into mature woodland, giving the setting a distinctly rural atmosphere despite its accessibility. Linchmere sits between Haslemere and Liphook, with easy access to mainline rail services into London, as well as the surrounding countryside of Blackdown and Marley Common. Haslemere itself is around 10 minutes away and is known for its independent shops, well-regarded schools and direct trains to Waterloo.

Set on Shoreham’s iconic Old Fort Road, this striking home with its distinguished Art Deco curves and beautifully landscaped, gated approach, evokes a sense of international opulence combined with high-tech, eco-friendly living right here in Sussex.The ground floor opens into a grand curved hallway leading to a large lounge area, that effortlessly connects a spacious kitchen to one side and dining room to the other with a snug between, all south facing. Double-height windows spanning the rear of the lounge frame an ever-changing portrait of beach, sea and sky, while a contemporary wood-burning stove adds warmth on cooler evenings.The kitchen, positioned to the side of the living space, continues the home’s strong connection to the outdoors, with bi-fold doors and glass ceiling panels above. Silestone worktops and Siemens appliances sit within sleek Italian cabinetry. When entertaining, opaque sliding glass doors can discreetly conceal the kitchen, perfect when hosting. A generous utility room offers further storage and appliance space, while providing internal access to the garage for effortless unloading of shopping and a practical route for muddy boots and paws to avoid the main living areas.From the front of the property, a store and boot room link directly to the beach, ideal for sporting equipment. From here, there is access to a ground-floor bathroom and dedicated dog shower, connecting back into the main hallway.On the first floor, four of the five double bedrooms are arranged around a galleried landing overlooking the lounge below, allowing southerly light from the floor-to-ceiling windows to illuminate the space. Three of the bedrooms benefit from modern en-suite bathrooms, while the fourth is served by the family bathroom, making busy mornings effortless. To the rear, a south-facing balcony enhances one of the bedrooms, creating an ideal luxury guest suite.The top floor hosts an opulent primary suite, featuring a sumptuous en-suite with steam room, a bath with a sea view, walk in wardrobe and an expansive balcony, the perfect place to enjoy a morning coffee prepared in the encompassed kitchenette. At night, the blackout Lutron blinds comes down, setting the stage for movie nights using the built in projector.Stepping out from the kitchen and lounge, a south-facing sandstone-paved garden feels like a natural extension of the living space. Here, alfresco dining is complemented by a heated swimming pool and jacuzzi with sea views and a gate provides direct access for strolls along the beach.At the front, secure off-street parking is set within a beautifully landscaped coastal-themed garden with pond, palms and ornamental grasses. The 43-ft triple garage includes a cloak room next to the workshop area and could, subject to necessary consents, easily be converted into an annexe, while still retaining ample forecourt parking.This property stands as the oldest on the foreshore on Shoreham Beach, as during The Second War, neighbouring properties were demolished keeping this property as a base for Canadian officers as the top floor offered a prime position to look out from. The current owners have expertly retained the original details of the property, crafting the rear extension and garage with Durisol eco block and Sedum planted roofs that not only blend with the landscape but also provide additional insulation and biodiversity.This thoroughly eco-conscious property ensures comfort and sustainability are perfectly balanced. A Mechanical Ventilation with Heat Recovery (MVHR) system, heat recovery technology, solar panels, ten underfloor wet heating zones providing heated floors throughout and greywater recycling all work together to create an inviting environment that keeps running costs to not only a minimum but also puts back into the grid meaning the property creates income to offset the energy usage.A built-in vacuum system, water softening system, a Control4 automation system for audio, television, intercom, Lutron lighting and blinds, as well as CCTV, all contribute to a comfortable, safe and low-maintenance home.Old Fort Road is a very child-friendly place to live. The local private schools provide a shuttle pick-up service, making school runs simple and reliable. Local schools include Shoreham Beach Primary, and the private Shoreham College, Lancing College and Brighton College.Shoreham-by-Sea train station offers convenient commuter links. Nearby Ferry Road has a good selection of shops, a bakery and a popular seafood restaurant. The independent and high street shops and amenities of Shoreham village are all within easy reach and include weekend farmers and artisan markets as well as excellent cafes and restaurants. For entertainment there is the Ropetackle Arts Theatre which is a well-regarded community hub that brings live events, talks and performances throughout the year. FREEHOLDEPC: BCOUNCIL TAX: FBroadband & Mobile Phone Coverage - Prospective buyers should check the Ofcom Checker websitePlanning Permissions - Please check the local authority website for any planning permissions that may affect this property, or properties close by.

Set in a highly regarded semi-rural position beside Brandy Hole Copse Nature Reserve and just one mile north of Chichester, Brandy Hole House is an exceptional family home approaching 7,000 sq. ft, offering outstanding design, superb leisure facilities and an impressive level of specification.Behind its elegant façade lies a beautifully balanced interior, introduced by a striking vaulted reception hall leading to a series of generous living spaces. At the heart of the home is a superb 35 ft kitchen / breakfast / family room designed for modern living. This expansive space accommodates cooking, dining and relaxation with ease, offering views over the gardens and direct access to outdoor entertaining areas. Perfectly suited to both busy family life and large scale hosting complemented by a boot room, utility room and cloakroom. Positioned for effortless hosting, the dining room offers an atmospheric setting for formal dinners and family gatherings. Its proportions allow for a substantial dining table, while the connection to the reception hall and kitchen enhances the sense of flow.An elegant and inviting, the drawing room provides a refined setting for both everyday living and entertaining. Generous proportions, garden views and a calm, sophisticated palette create a space that feels both luxurious and comfortable.A well-proportioned study offering an ideal space for focused work, reading or quiet retreat. Its position within the house provides privacy without feeling disconnected from the main living areas, making it a highly practical and versatile room for modern family life.The first floor is home to a luxurious principal suite, a luxurious retreat featuring a private balcony, dressing room and a beautifully appointed en-suite bathroom. Elevated views and generous proportions create a sense of calm and privacy, making this a standout feature of the home.A beautifully appointed guest suite enjoying the same tranquil outlook as the principal bedroom, with views stretching towards the gardens and surrounding greenery. This generous room is complemented by its own dressing room and a well-designed Jack & Jill en- suite bathroom, creating a private and luxurious space for family or guests. Direct access to the adjoining study enhances the versatility of this part of the house, offering the option of a self-contained guest wing, teenager’s suite or an elegant work from home arrangement.Bedroom three is a wonderfully generous suite overlooking the front of the house. Its impressive proportions and elevated position give the room a bright, open feel, making it an inviting space for family or guests. Served by its own bathroom, this suite provides excellent privacy and comfort, forming a natural progression before the four additional bedrooms arranged across the top floor.Outside: Approached through electric gates and along an extensive private driveway, the setting of Brandy Hole House immediately conveys a sense of privacy and arrival. The lifestyle offering is exceptional. A triple garage provides extensive secure parking and storage, complemented by a ground floor WC and a dedicated gym. Above, the remarkably spacious 35 ft first floor studio, complete with a stylish kitchenette, offers an impressive environment for a home office, creative space or meetings, extending the versatility of the property with potential to convert into a self-contained annexe subject to the necessary permissions.An additional open triple bay garage with wood store sits alongside a fully equipped leisure wing featuring a pool plant room, changing area, sauna, shower and store.The gardens have been thoughtfully landscaped to frame the house and create a series of inviting outdoor spaces. A dedicated kitchen/barbecue area, swimming pool and Hydropool hot tub form a private retreat designed for relaxation and entertaining, perfectly complementing the home’s generous interior.In all, the property extends to approximately 0.5 acres, with an EPC rating of B, and benefits from high performance glazing, gas fired central and underfloor heating, and all mains’ services.Brandy Hole House represents a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial, beautifully appointed home in one of Chichester’s most desirable settings, combining space, privacy and exceptional amenities within easy reach of the city, the coast and the South Downs.Location: Brandy Hole House enjoys a privileged position along Brandy Hole Lane, one of Summersdale’s most desirable semi-rural addresses. With Centurion Way moments from the door, the house offers immediate access to scenic walking and cycling routes leading into Chichester, the South Downs National Park, and the surrounding countryside.The city centre lies just a mile to the south, providing a vibrant mix of culture, dining and independent shops, while the coastline, including West Wittering, East Head and the harbour villages, is within easy reach for sailing, beach days and waterside living.For those who enjoy world class events, Goodwood is close by, offering the Festival of Speed, the Revival and a renowned racecourse. The combination of countryside, coast and culture makes this an exceptional setting for both everyday living and weekend leisure.Further Information: Local Authority: Chichester District Council Tax Band H Tenure: Freehold Services: Mains electricity, gas and drains are connectedUnder Floor Heating Throughout (Wet System) Title Register available upon request. EPC – BDisclaimer While we strive to provide accurate information, buyers are advised to conduct their own due diligence. The responsibility for verifying aspects such as floods, easements, covenants, and other property-related details rests with the buyer. Our listing information is presented to the best of our knowledge and should not be solely relied upon for making purchasing decisions.

Fairfields is a modern property in one of Surrey's most established villages, offering well-appointed living space across two thoughtfully designed buildings and a rare combination of space, flexibility and development potential, set within 1.7 acres of south-facing gardens.Planning permission is already in place to connect the two buildings and create a single five-bedroom home linked to the existing annexe and office, making this an exceptional opportunity to create something truly impressive without starting from scratch.The main house is well-proportioned and designed for everyday living as much as entertaining. The kitchen sits at its centre, fitted with Corian surfaces, integrated appliances and a large island with breakfast bar. A generous dining space overlooks the south-facing gardens through French doors, and the reception room opens directly onto the wraparound hardwood terrace through a second set of French doors, making the connection between inside and outside a natural part of daily life.There are currently three bedrooms in the main house. Two are on the first floor, both doubles, each with a walk-in wardrobe and en suite. A third bedroom on the ground floor has its own en suite and works equally well as a second reception room or as private accommodation for a family member who benefits from independent access. With planning permission granted to join the two buildings into a single five-bedroom home, the overall footprint and layout of the finished property will be considerable - please ask the agent for further details. The single-storey annexe is self-contained and thoughtfully designed. A central lantern brings good natural light into the main reception space, which leads to a contemporary fitted kitchen with built-in appliances, a spacious double bedroom and a well-appointed shower room. Under the approved plans, this will be incorporated into the connected scheme alongside the existing home office, creating a flowing arrangement of accommodation that provides flexibility for how the finished home is used.The grounds extend to approximately 1.7 acres and are well maintained throughout. Extensive south-facing lawns give the gardens a real sense of space, with an ornamental pond adding character to the wider landscape. The hardwood terrace wraps around the house and annexe and provides a natural space for outdoor dining and relaxing through the warmer months. Further into the grounds there is an established kitchen garden, greenhouse and a paddock, adaptable to a variety of uses. A timber-framed outbuilding, currently set up as a gym, offers straightforward use as a home office or studio. A large double garage with automatic door and overhead storage, plus ample parking, sits discreetly within the grounds.Shamley Green sits within the Surrey Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and has retained the character of a working English village. There is a village green, a community-run shop, two pubs, a café, a church and a pond. Cranleigh provides day-to-day shopping, 3 supermarkets and a sports centre, while Guildford offers a more comprehensive range of retail, leisure and cultural options. The mainline station at Guildford runs a fast and frequent service into London, with journey times from around 35 minutes, and the A3 connects directly to the capital, the south coast and the M25 at Wisley.The area is well served by schools at every level. Locally, Wonersh and Shamley Green Primary is highly-regarded, while the wider selection includes Longacre, Cranleigh School, St Catherine's, Glebelands, Broadwater, Tormead, Guildford High School, the Royal Grammar School and Charterhouse. For recreation, the surrounding countryside is well suited to walking, cycling and riding, with several golf clubs nearby, polo at Ewhurst and the Spectrum Sports and Leisure Centre in Guildford.Fairfields offers a well-designed home in excellent condition with meaningful ancillary space, planning permission already secured for a significant extension, and all of this set within an established Surrey village with strong connections to London. The opportunity to create something truly spectacular is already there on paper. It simply needs someone to build it.Tenure: Freehold Council Tax Band: G EPC Rated: C Property Type - Detached Tenure – Freehold. Council Tax Band – G Local Authority – Waverley Borough Council EPC - C Property Construction - Standard (brick and tile). Electricity Supply – Mains. Water Supply – Mains. Drainage and Sewerage – Mains. Broadband – FTTP ultrafast full fibre broadband connection available - we advise you to check with your provider. Mobile Signal/Coverage - 4G/5G mobile signal is available in the area - we advise you to check with your provider. Parking - Large double garage with automatic door and overhead storage, plus ample parking, sits discreetly within the grounds.

This magnificent home is perfect for a family who enjoys entertaining. Cleverly designed, it combines a contemporary aesthetic with enduring quality, thoughtful architectural concept, and high-end finishes—including a lift to all floors and a fully integrated Crestron smart control system.Upon entering the ground floor, you are welcomed by an impressive entrance hall featuring a vaulted ceiling, bespoke glass wall, and oak staircase leading to a mezzanine landing. From here, stunning views unfold over the expansive entertaining space, landscaped garden, and the sea beyond. The reception areas flow seamlessly, enhanced by a spectacular full-height glass wall with bi-folding doors opening onto the south-facing sun terrace—perfect for taking in panoramic vistas of the garden, beach, and open water.Very few homes offer such a breathtaking entertaining space, complemented by a meticulously designed, high-end kitchen with premium integrated appliances.The sense of luxury continues upstairs, where six generously sized double bedroom suites each enjoy their own opulent en-suite bathrooms. Both the principal and guest bedrooms benefit from access to a private balcony.Set within 0.9 acres, the grounds have been professionally landscaped to provide an attractive yet low-maintenance outdoor environment. Meandering pathways lead from the terrace through manicured lawns, established borders, a tranquil water feature, mature trees, and secluded seating areas that offer exceptional privacy. A charming boathouse provides a perfect spot to relax and watch the sunset over the sea.Securely enclosed by electric gates, the property also features a spacious forecourt offering ample parking. Additionally, planning permission has been granted for a quadruple garage with accommodation above.It’s all about location, location, location—and this home delivers. If you seek a peaceful setting with easy access to city life, fine dining, award-winning beaches, and countryside pursuits, look no further.LocationProviding city dwellers the perfect coastal escape, Aldwick has become one of the most desirable locations to reside along the South coast. Only 7 miles away is the historic Cathedral City of Chichester which has a plethora of bars and restaurants, as well as a comprehensive range of shopping facilities and weekly markets. Cultural activities include the highly regarded Chichester Festival Theatre and the Pallant House Gallery.There are renowned schools in the area, both in the public and private sector, including: Prebendal, Westbourne House, and the Great Ballard School at Eartham.To the north of Chichester is the South Downs National Park which provides miles of beautiful walks and rides. At Goodwood, there is the famous racecourse, golf courses, and airfield. Goodwood also hosts many events throughout the year, including the annual Festival of Speed and The Revival.Chichester Harbour provides moorings and there are nearby berthing and lifting facilities in Birdham Pool and Chichester Marina.A main line rail service connects Chichester to London Victoria in approximately 90 minutes and the A27 provides access to Brighton to the east and Southampton to the west.Distances & TransportChichester: 6.5 miles Goodwood: 9.9 miles Chichester Marina: 8.3 miles Gatwick Airport: 50 miles Central London: 86 milesAll distances are approximateServicesAll Mains Services Connected Local Authority: Arun District Council Council Tax Band HWhile we strive to provide accurate information, buyers are advised to conduct their own due diligence. The responsibility for verifying aspects such as floods, easements, covenants, and other property-related details rests with the buyer. Our listing information is presented to the best of our knowledge and should not be solely relied upon for making purchasing decisions.

This apartment occupies the first floor of Albury Park Mansion, a historic country house set in sweeping parkland by the River Tillingbourne. Grade II listed and steeped in history, the mansion was reimagined in the 19th century by Augustus Pugin, the same architect behind the interiors of the Palace of Westminster, and today it offers an extraordinary combination of heritage architecture and contemporary design. Inside, the apartment opens into an expansive drawing room, lined with bespoke floor-to-ceiling cabinetry and centred around an intricate period fireplace. A deep bay window draws the eye outwards, framing uninterrupted views over the manicured communal gardens and park beyond. The adjoining kitchen and dining room have been designed by Harvey Jones and fitted with the highest specification appliances by Miele. A central island anchors the space, with generous storage and elegant finishes throughout. The principal suite is beautifully proportioned, with a large dressing area and an ensuite bathroom. Two further double bedrooms, both with their own ensuites, provide ample space for guests or family. A separate study, fitted with bespoke cabinetry, is a quiet workspace, while the utility room and guest cloakroom add practicality. Every detail has been considered: Rako lighting, in-ceiling speakers, Cat-6 cabling, and a Banham security system have been thoughtfully integrated. The apartment also benefits from a private garage and a further designated parking space at the front of the house. Albury Park sits within some five acres of communal grounds, with clipped lawns, ancient trees and gentle walks beside the Tillingbourne. The wider setting, the Surrey Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, offers miles of glorious countryside, from the slopes of St Martha’s Hill to the waters of Silent Pool. The postcard-pretty villages of Albury and Shere are just moments away, while Guildford, with its historic high street, theatres and mainline station, is a ten-minute drive. London Waterloo is 35 minutes by train.

Set along a picturesque avenue lined with apple and cherry trees, just east of Hove Park in Goldstone Valley and moments from Three Cornered Copse, Foxtails is ideally positioned for family life. Lovingly maintained for 38 years by only its second owners, this Cook built property has been expertly cared for, modernised and extended since it was built in 1934.The handsome exterior creates an immediate impression, with an original oak framed porch and front door. Inside, a bright and spacious hallway with French Oak flooring leads through to the main living areas. The dining room is a versatile space, suitable as a second reception room, home office, playroom or formal dining area, centred around a cast iron fireplace. Pocket doors connect this space to the main lounge, allowing flexibility between open plan living and a cosier setting.The west facing lounge is filled with natural light. There is an Eco-Stove burning wood that sits within the Carrera marble fire surround.  French doors and floor to ceiling windows overlook the west facing garden. There is also the added benefit of an existing steel beam between the living room and kitchen, offering potential for further open plan living, subject to the necessary consents.The kitchen/breakfast room is a bright and sociable space, with French oak flooring, aqua Corian worktops and cream cabinetry. A peninsular island with Neff gas hob, oven and microwave creates a natural hub for cooking and entertaining. A separate utility area provides space for laundry appliances, keeping the main kitchen uncluttered, while a convenient cloakroom sits just off the utility.Connecting to the utility is a useful store with electrics providing a space for bikes and sports equipment, this space contains the gas boiler and Megaflo hot water tank.Upstairs, a striking atrium with triple glazed skylight above the staircase fills the landing with light and creates a real focal point. The galleried landing leads to four double bedrooms (two with balconies), a family bathroom and a separate shower room.The principle suite enjoys a luxury Neptune ensuite with shower, a marble double vanity unit with drawers, w.c. and Amtico flooring. This main bedroom has a good array of fitted wardrobes and floor to ceiling French doors, leading to a spacious west facing balcony, ideal for relaxing while enjoying evening sunsets.A loft with a Velux window, light and power provides options for storage as well as further development subject to necessary consents.Stepping through French doors in the lounge or the kitchen, the West facing garden is a joy. Being open to the south, views roll down the hill towards the sea and sunlight is ever present even when it is lower in the winter sky, raised plant beds feature mature perennials and established plants as well as silver birches toward the back of the garden for added interest. A generous patio enjoys space for alfresco dining and for days when the sun is too hot, a remote-controlled awning cools down the kitchen and patio.  An attractive garden room offers a versatile fun space. Currently used as a bar, the double-glazed garden room with light and power has its own deck. A remote-controlled lighting system allows the evening enjoyment to continue after dark. There is also a useful garden shed.Woodland Avenue is a highly sought-after residential road in the heart of Hove, known for its tree-lined setting and attractive mix of period and modern homes. The area offers a great balance of tranquillity and convenience, with Hove Park just moments away providing open green space, sports facilities and a popular café.Well regarded local schools are within easy reach, making the area particularly popular with families, while nearby Church Road and Goldstone Valley provide an excellent range of shops, cafés and everyday amenities. Hove mainline station is also conveniently close by, offering direct links to London and destinations along the south coast, ideal for commuters.The property is ideally positioned for easy access to the A27 and A23, as well as Brighton & Hove city centre, the South Downs and the coast.What the vendor says:We have lived in our lovely house for nearly 40 years. We have loved, cherished and improved it over those years. It occupies one of the best positions in the Avenue, with stunning Westerly views of the valley and coast. The sunsets have to be seen to be believed. The access to local amenities via the twitten nearby and crossing the Three cornered Copse is a great asset. You can also walk to the fantastic Hove Park from there. It is a great house which we have entertained friends and family in for many celebrations. We will really miss 'Foxtails' but it is time for us to hand it over to its next custodian (who will be only the third owner) whom we hope will love it as much as we have.FreeholdEPC rating: D Council tax band: GThis information has been provided by the seller. Please obtain verification via your legal representative.

SOME IMAGES HAVE BEEN ENHANCED USING COMPUTER GENERATED FURNITURELocated just off Dyke Road Avenue, within a quiet cul de sac and cocooned among mature trees, this architecturally designed modern family home impresses through its scale, light and thoughtful design.Soaring ceilings and expansive windows that follow the arch of the vaulted roofline allow natural light to flood the home from the moment you enter the grand entrance hall. The property benefits from a high specification lighting system throughout as well as high tech home automation system for everyday comfort.The open plan kitchen dining room is ideal for family life. Terrazzo worktops are paired with gloss white cabinetry, and a central kitchen island features Siemens induction hob creating a natural connection between cooking and dining facing out to the south westerly garden. The kitchen flows seamlessly into a utility room discreetly positioned to the side, offering generous storage, laundry facilities and a sink. This space also links directly to the integrated garage, ideal after muddy walks or days spent at the beach. There is also a useful separate front entrance that leads straight into the kitchen.Floor to ceiling sliding glass doors run across all three ground floor rooms, including the kitchen, lounge and family room. These doors open directly onto the garden, making summer entertaining effortless and ensuring a strong connection between inside and out throughout the ground floor. Additionally, the entire ground floor benefits from wet under floor heating.The centrally positioned lounge sits between the kitchen and the generous family room. These living spaces provide flexibility for families to come together while still enjoying time apart. The family room also benefits from a convenient shower room with WC.A private study is located on the ground floor and has been carefully designed to keep everyday family activity at bay, while a glazed door maintains a subtle visual connection to the rest of the house. A cloakroom and additional storage complete the ground floor.Ascending the striking glass and wood open riser staircase, you arrive at a central double aspect landing from which all five bedrooms are accessed. This level also opens onto a southwest facing balcony connected to the primary suite. Three of the five bedrooms benefit from ensuite facilities, while the remaining two are served by a well-appointed family bathroom. The luxurious primary suite features an ensuite with both bath and separate shower, along with a dedicated dressing room. This elegant space is filled with light from a statement window, while French doors open onto the southwest facing balcony overlooking the garden.Stepping out from the open plan kitchen diner, the lounge or the family room, the private garden offers a tranquil setting for entertaining on the paved patio, as well as ample space for children to play on the lawn. A pathway leads to the pool house, where sliding doors allow the space to open fully to the garden during the summer months or remain warm and light filled in winter. The decommissioned pool house is fully equipped with changing areas, a WC and a shower, however will need some work to bring it back to use.To the front of the property, electric gates open onto a hardstanding parking area with space for two to three vehicles, in addition to the garage.This fantastic home lies in one of the most highly sought after areas of Brighton and Hove and offers easy access to the bustling city centre and seafront. A short drive takes you up to Devils Dyke with its long walks and panoramic views, while Wickwoods Country Hotel and Spa sits at the foot of the South Downs.Together with Hove Park and the Three-Cornered Copse, the South Downs offers plenty of green open space. A Waitrose superstore is within easy reach, while nearby Woodland Parade and Matlock Road offer additional local shops and amenities.The A27/M23 along with Brighton, Hove and Preston Park mainline train stations all provide convenient commuter links to both London and Gatwick airport.Local schools include Lancing College Preparatory and Windlesham Independent Day School, along with the Bilingual School, Aldrington C of E Primary, Westdene Primary School, BHASVIC and Blatchington Mill School and Sixth Form College. This home is located in Parking Zone P and is in Council Tax band GTenure: FREEHOLDEPC:Prospective buyers should check the Ofcom Checker website Planning Permissions - Please check the local authority website for any planning permissions that may affect this property or properties close by. This information has been provided by the seller. Please obtain verification via your legal representative.

AN OUTSTANDING DETACHED COACH HOUSE, SKILLFULLY IMPROVED TO AN IMPECCABLE STANDARD, SECRETED AWAY BEHIND A WALLED BOUNDARY AND ELECTRIC GATES. IN A HIGHLY DESIREABLE AREA OF BRIGHTON; BENEFITING FROM A GENEROUS DRIVEWAY AND A CHARMING REAR AND EXTENSIVE FRONT GARDEN.***SOME PHOTOS CONTAIN CGI FURNITURE*****Tucked away behind a smart front garden and generous forecourt, the extensive (3,077 sq. ft) coach house has been impeccably modernised throughout. Arranged over three floors, with three reception rooms a gym, office, utility room, open plan kitchen diner and four ensuite bedrooms this home marries luxury finishes with everyday family living.From the entrance a cloak room and welcoming hallway leads you to two large reception rooms offer tranquil space away from family hubbub from the secondary reception, the open plan kitchen diner opens on to the rear garden. Befitting of its luxury appeal the kitchen is fitted with top of the range appliances such as an Aga range oven and professional American style fridge. Fresh mint green shaker style cabinetry is fitted though out the kitchen and utility, with a smart and durable quartz worktops in a complimentary grey. In the utility to the side, Miele appliances seamlessly fitted behind the mint doors and an additional sink made this the perfect spot to complete household choirs in no time. Entered separately from the front or via the utility, an office provides a short commute to run a home business, or work from home space with views to the garden from sliding doors.On the lower ground floor, a fabulous gym is intuitively designed with a separate shower room and large dressing area. For evening down time, a third reception that would be perfect as a cinema room is located.Two staircases take you to different sections of the top floor with four sizable double bedrooms and three ensuites the largest of which acts as a Jack and Jill to service the two central bedrooms.Outside in the south facing rear garden, a sunken hot tub centres surrounded by easy to maintain astroturf with a large awning to ensure comfort in all weathers. Mirroring the back garden the front provides an additional area for relaxation and play. Stepping down from a paved and wall surround forecourt offers space for multiple car parking.This fantastic home lies in one of the most highly sought after areas of Brighton and Hove and offers easy access to the bustling city centre and seafront. A short drive takes you up to Devils Dyke with its long walks and panoramic views, while Wickwoods Country Hotel and Spa sits at the foot of the South Downs.Together with Hove Park and the Three-Cornered Copse, the South Downs offers plenty of green open space. A Waitrose superstore is within easy reach, while nearby Woodland Parade and Matlock Road offer additional local shops and amenities.The A27/M23 along with Brighton, Hove and Preston Park mainline train stations all provide convenient commuter links to both London and Gatwick airport.Local schools include Lancing College Preparatory and Windlesham Independent Day School, along with the Bilingual School, Aldrington C of E Primary, Westdene Primary School, BHASVIC and Blatchington Mill School and Sixth Form College.EPC Rating: DCouncil Tax: GBroadband & Mobile Phone Coverage – Prospective buyers should check the Ofcom Checker websitePlanning Permissions – Please check the local authority website for any planning permissions that may affect this property or properties close by.

Exuding sophistication, this sympathetically designed former coach house boasts a substantial living space covering in excess of 1,411.36sqft/131.12. The property has been expertly improved to an exacting standard throughout, with great care taken to skilfully preserve the period character of the building whilst enjoying all the luxuries of modern life. This comfortable abode has generously sized rooms and superb lighting; a crisp white decor is the perfect backdrop to a striking assortment of fixtures all constructed using the finest natural materials. Careful consideration has been given to the use of light in every room of this exquisite home, employing innovative lighting schemes for a wholly tranquil feel. Arranged over two floors, this unique property presents a sizeable open plan lounge, statement kitchen and dining room, a relaxed snug/bedroom three, and a handy utility/ground floor shower room. Upstairs, there are two bedroom suites entirely vogueish in style and complete with en-suite bath and shower rooms and ample cupboard space. An elegant rear patio garden is beautifully set out in front of a remarkable period fireplace and chimney breast; in short, an idyllic spot for entertaining or relaxing no matter the season. Sellers' Insight:The best thing about living here is the privacy, peace and quiet. We have always felt that this house has a lovely atmosphere, and it is hard to believe that we are actually living on one of the main routes into Brighton, but because we have such a long drive, are tucked away behind our neighbours and at the end of all our neighbours? gardens we hear little more than birdsong. We also have very little light pollution considering the location. We have a variety of wildlife including badgers, foxes, bats and abundant birdlife including the occasional pheasant! Withdean woods are close by as well as Withdean stadium and sports complex. Having lived here for almost 18 years, it has been the perfect home for entertaining. The back garden is a sun trap, and the external fireplace means that the outdoors can be enjoyed at any time of year. It is a really sociable house, given the open plan layout and the high ceilings and amount of light coming in that we have created.This is also the perfect lock up and leave as it is very secure with an alarm system and cctv that you can monitor when you are away and the garden is really low maintenance, and once you do return home, once those electric gates close, it is a very private and peaceful haven.Within 5 minutes you can be on the South Downs, on the A23 heading towards Gatwick or London, or indeed halfway into Brighton. We are about 1 mile from the A27, 2 miles from town and 3 miles from the sea and there is a very convenient bus stop nearby and Preston Park station is a 15-minute walk, Brighton station a little further, taking you to London and beyond.?Ground floor:The Coach House has been meticulously renovated by the current owners of who have been very happy here for almost twenty years. Tucked away down a large private driveway, beautifully laid to shingle, this striking period home neatly sits behind an electronic gate. A comprehensive security system also includes an upgraded alarm system and CCTV, all controllable via smart phone. Built at the turn of the 20th century as the original coach house to neighbouring Cransley Lodge, constructed in the striking Tudorbethan style, every care has been taken to accentuate the character of the building. Particular attention has been given to the renovation of the brickwork, quoining?s, Portland stone window sills and doorstep, cedar timbers, metal guttering and extensive leadwork. An expertly renovated weathervane sits proudly atop the faultless terracotta tiled roof. An electric vehicle charging point has been installed and recently upgraded to accommodate rapid charging. Upon entering the property via the entrance hall, an ingenious space saving pocket door leads directly into the considerable open plan kitchen, dining and sitting room. Fastidious attention to detail has been given to this entirely welcoming space. The state-of-the-art kitchen, features a handleless design of vogueish proportions and is fully fitted with all the opulence of smart living. A fantastic range of wall mounted and under counter cupboards wrap around this part of the room in a classic u-shape, achieving a flush finish providing discrete space for kitchenware and produce. A range of integrated appliances include: a Fisher and Paykel fridge freezer, two identical Neff ovens with a warming drawer, a Quooker hot tap and a Bora induction hob with a highly effective under-floor extractor system. Natural materials feature prominently in the decor of this elegant home; a marble splashback, engineered wood flooring and dual aspect windows and sliding doors truly celebrate the outdoors. Whilst the most remarkable oak beams sit neatly overhead cleverly using concealed lighting to create an inherently tranquil setting. The room leads effortlessly on to the dining area, suitably placed near the gorgeous suspended log burning stove and patio doors which open out to the garden; the space is perfect for entertaining all year round. A relaxed sitting area is framed on one side by a large full width window and on the other sliding doors.To the front is a second reception room, currently occupied as a snug but could equally be used as a third bedroom, is again decorated in an immaculate shade of white. Adjacent is an invaluable utility room and ground floor shower room with a full-sized Belfast sink, plumbing for a washing machine and separate dryer, ample countertop space, and a contemporary walk-in shower and w/c. Upstairs:The staircase runs up from the entrance hall and provides access to all first-floor rooms from the landing. There are two double bedroom suites on the first floor. Each beautifully-presented and fitted with a luxurious en-suite bath or shower room. The main suite has uniquely incorporated the bathroom suite as part of the room offering a sumptuous spa-like feel. Each bathroom has been fitted with underfloor heating.Outside:Sliding glazed doors bring the outside in to this spectacular property, with an inviting lounge area placed immediately outside the open plan reception space. With the spectacular patio stretching out in front of you, the space has been diligently landscaped with an acute attention to detail. Well-stocked planters border the perimeter for a wonderful pop of colour. Undoubtedly the piece de resistance, is the tremendous fully-functioning period chimney which was relocated by the current owners taking great care to maintain the original design and brickwork. The garden has been fitted with sympathetic lighting, and truly comes into its own in the evening. In the local area:This fantastic home lies in one of the most highly sought after areas of Brighton and Hove and offers easy access to the bustling city centre and seafront. A short drive takes you up to Devils Dyke with its long walks and panoramic views, while Wickwoods Country Hotel and Spa sits at the foot of the South Downs. Together with Hove Park and the Three-Cornered Copse, the South Downs offers plenty of green open space. A Waitrose superstore is within easy reach, while nearby Woodland Parade and Matlock Road offer additional local shops and amenities. The A27/M23 along with Brighton, Hove and Preston Park mainline train stations all provide convenient commuter links to both London and Gatwick airport. Local schools include Lancing College Preparatory and Windlesham Independent Day School, along with the Bilingual School, Aldrington C of E Primary, Westdene Primary School, BHASVIC and Blatchington Mill School and Sixth Form College.EPC rating - D

GUIDE PRICE £1,600,000 - £1,700,000BEAUTIFULLY PRESENTED VICTORIAN VILLA IN HOVE’S ENVIABLE PEMBROKE CRESCENT, WITH FIVE BEDROOMS, TWO RECEPTION ROOMS AND SUNNY SOUTH WEST GARDENSitting in the tree lined road of Pembroke Crescent, in the heart of the Pembroke and Princes conservation area, this handsome Victorian semi-detached villa encapsulates the area’s unique architecture in Hove, in terms of its sylvan 'garden suburb' atmosphere, with its gently curving streets and green front gardens.Late Victorian craftsmanship is ever-present, from the geometric stained-glass front door to the elegant cornicing throughout. The ground floor offers two separate reception rooms, providing flexible living: ideal as a sitting room and home office, or a snug and a formal lounge, perfect for families with teenagers. Both rooms feature attractive fireplaces, while the rear reception room opens to the southwest-facing garden through French doors.At the back of the house, the recently refurbished Gillerson handcrafted, bespoke kitchen and dining area with painted oak fronts and oak interior drawers and cupboards balances generous natural light from the garden with the dramatic tones of dark sage green cabinetry, finished with stone white worktops and a beautifully laid herringbone wooden floor for a timeless look. Bi fold doors by Origins, Heritage range, invites the outside in; allowing for easy flow into the garden. A wrought-iron spiral staircase leads down to a large utility area, with space for laundry appliances and additional storage. A newly installed cloak room on the ground floor adds convenience for guests.On the first floor are three of the five bedrooms. The principal bedroom at the front mirrors the ground-floor bay window and enjoys an ever-changing outlook through the seasons, with a spacious dressing room lined with wardrobes. The two further bedrooms on this floor are both large doubles with original south facing sash windows inviting in masses of sunlight. The family bathroom is modern, with underfloor heating, a freestanding white bath, WC and a separate shower/wet area, complemented by feature tiles that add a classic finish. A separate WC on this floor adds extra convenience.On the top floor, the remaining two bedrooms are served by a recently installed modern bathroom with underfloor heating shower and WC. The well-chosen Mandarin Stone tiles make this bathroom a bright and sleek space.Stepping out from the rear reception room or the kitchen-dining space, the southwest garden feels like a hidden oasis. This private, walled space includes trellis detailing and a useful side gate providing access to the exterior workshop. The traditional cottage-style garden has well-established borders of roses, hydrangeas and a symphony of colour and interest throughout spring and summer. The workshop/garage is of a classic style and offers excellent storage for tools, bikes and outdoor furniture.Built between 1895 and 1900, Pembroke Crescent represents one of the only large red brick developments in Brighton & Hove. Nestled between New Church Road and the central Church Road area of Hove, this winding crescent is exceptionally peaceful given its centrality and well-endowed with a variety of poplar, elm, sycamore, and chestnut trees. A leisurely stroll down Hove Street will bring you to Hove Lawns, the promenade and beach, along with a parade of local independent amenities on Kingsway which includes the ever popular Franco’s Osteria and Sugardough Bakery. While you’re at the beach the renowned Marrocco’s is close at hand on King’s Esplanade with handmade Italian ice-cream.Perfect for commuters, the A270 is within easy reach, whilst Hove train station with its mainline commuter links is only a short walk from your door. Regular bus services run into the centre of Brighton and Hove, into the outlying areas and up to Devil’s Dyke. Local schools include Hove Junior School, St Andrew’s C of E Primary School, St Christopher’s School, Hove Park School and Sixth Form Centre and West Hove Infants. Brighton College is only a short drive away along the coast road.  Council Tax: F EPC: EBroadband & Mobile Phone Coverage – Prospective buyers should check the Ofcom Checker website Planning Permissions – Please check the local authority website for any planning permissions that may affect this property or properties close by.This information has been provided by the seller. Please obtain verification via your legal representative.

Greeted by a joyful stained glass windowed front door, picture rails, dado rails and classic Victorian floor tiling in the entrance hall, this welcoming abode perfectly marries the property’s Victorian details with modern family comfort throughout the 2503 sq ft of living space.  Sash windows have been replaced with double glazing true to the original shape and style.To the front of the property, a bay windowed living room is crowned by ornate plaster panel mouldings, creating an inviting family sanctuary. Additional period gems are the featured patterned glass windows with intricate geometric design adding a warm glow to the space. With light streaming in from the south aspect windows and French doors, the contemporary kitchen diner at the rear of the ground floor offers plenty of space for hosting and family living. The generous cabinetry and kitchen island combine with stone worktops offering plenty of storage and preparation space, dual ovens (one with steam function), a combi microwave and a five-zone induction hob making preparing meals a breeze.  Electric underfloor heating adds warmth and enjoyment beneath the wood-style ceramic kitchen flooring.Additionally, a useful utility and laundry room allows for additional storage keeping all household chores away from the kitchen, for a fun twist, a mezzanine level has been created from the utility, perfect for additional storage.  Connecting to this utility area is a downstairs bathroom.On the first floor, three generously sized double bedrooms are located. The principal bedroom at the front of the property, mirrors the living space with its bay window design. A dedicated dressing room and ensuite with balcony creates a luxury space. Perfect for families, the other two bedrooms are serviced by a large family bathroom as well as an additional WC ensuring morning routines are manageable. On the top floor, two additional bedrooms and a bathroom are located offering space for teenagers, guests or those looking for peace and quiet away from the hubbub below.Stepping out from the French doors in the kitchen, the sizable lawned south facing garden is an idyllic spot for al fresco dining and kids playing. For garden gurus, raised plant beds offer space for vegetables and culinary treats all supported by a green house for prepping young plants in the cooler months.Towards the back of the garden an outbuilding garden room is ideal for office space, home gym etc.At the front of the property, off street parking for multiple cars as well as access to a garage for even further secure storage for a car or bikes etc.THE LOCAL AREAOld Shoreham Road is only just around the corner from the wide variety of shops and amenities of Sackville Road and Goldstone Retail Park and minutes away from the bustling café culture of Church Road. Located in the heart of Hove, Old Shoreham Road is a 0.5m walk to Hove mainline train station with its convenient commuter links, while regular bus services travel across the city, down to the seafront and up to Devil's Dyke. The beach, promenade and Hove Lawns are a leisurely stroll away. Both Hove Park and Hove Recreation Ground provide plenty of green outdoor space, with rugby, tennis, play spaces, café’s and food trucks, while St Ann's Well Gardens offers a scented garden, tennis courts and bowling green along with a wealth of wildlife. The popular Garden Café in the middle of the park has a large outdoor seating area that’s perfect for sunny afternoons and offers homemade food made from locally sourced and organic ingredients.A bonus is the proximity to large supermarkets including Waitrose, Sainsburys, Lidl, M&S and 2 large Tescos.SCHOOLSSchools close by include primary schools like The Bilingual Primary, Hove Junior, West Hove Infant, secondary schools like Cardinal Newman Catholic School, Hove Park School, Blatchington Mill and Brighton, Hove and Sussex Sixth Form College (BHASVIC). There are also nurseries, such as Hopscotch Hove Station, and private schools like St Christopher's Prep, Brighton College and Lancing Prep.FURTHER INFORMATION EPC: DTenure: FreeholdCouncil Tax: FBroadband & Mobile Phone Coverage – Prospective buyers should check the Ofcom Checker website Planning Permissions – Please check the local authority website for any planning permissions that may affect this property or properties close by.

A wealth of period features runs throughout, from exposed beams and inglenook fireplaces to Yorkstone Flagstones and the striking blend of ancient brickwork and knapped flint, all contributing to its timeless charm.Stepping inside, the entrance hall immediately sets a warm and characterful tone. To the right, the drawing room offers an inviting living space, complete with exposed timbers and an inglenook fireplace with inset wood-burning stove. Beyond this, the study area provides a versatile corner for working from home.The dining room, accessible from both the drawing room and the entrance hall, offers a refined setting for formal dining. At the heart of the home lies the kitchen/breakfast room, beautifully refitted with characterful parquet flooring, a vaulted ceiling, double butler sink, integrated appliances, a central island, and a stable style door that opens directly to the gardens. A utility room, boot room, and ground-floor cloakroom complete the practical ground-floor layout.Upstairs, there are four well-proportioned double bedrooms. The main bedroom enjoys a triple aspect and its own en-suite facilities, while the remaining bedrooms are served by a stylishly refitted family bathroom, thoughtfully designed to blend contemporary comfort with the home’s historic character.The current owners have undertaken an extensive programme of sensitive upgrades, including the relocation and full modernisation of the kitchen, installation of high-performance sash windows, remote-controlled CCTV, and an upgraded driveway with electric gates and tasteful outdoor lighting, ensuring a seamless harmony of period elegance and modern convenience.OutsideChallens is approached via a generous driveway set behind electric gates, offering ample parking. A key feature of the property is the impressive double-storey thatched tithe barn, spanning just shy of 1,500 sq. ft, currently used as garaging with power but presenting exciting potential for conversion (subject to consents).The grounds include four charming walled gardens, thoughtfully landscaped with fruit trees, established shrubs, and lawned areas, along with a terrace for outdoor dining and relaxation.LocationNestled between coast and countryside, Sidlesham is a peaceful rural enclave on the southern edge of the Manhood Peninsula, just a few miles from historic Chichester. Known for open fields, quiet lanes and a strong sense of community, this desirable part of West Sussex offers natural beauty with excellent access to both coast and city.Scenic walking and cycling routes lead through the Pagham Harbour Nature Reserve, a haven for wildlife and birdwatchers. To the south, West Wittering Beach, a Blue Flag stretch of golden sand, is renowned for swimming, sailing and watersports, with Chichester Marina close by for yachting enthusiasts.To the north, the cathedral city of Chichester offers culture in abundance: independent shops, restaurants, galleries, and the acclaimed Festival Theatre. There are fast rail links to London and convenient road connections via the A27.Just a mile from the property, Chichester Golf Club offers excellent leisure facilities, while the world-famous Goodwood Estate provides motorsport, horse racing, golf and a full calendar of events throughout the year.Positioned within the Sidlesham Conservation Area, Challens enjoys the perfect balance of coast, countryside and city living.Additional Information:Services: Mains electricity, gas, water and drainage.Council Tax Band: G Local Authority: Chichester District Council Listed Grade II Conservation Area Title Register available upon request.Directions: https://w3w.co/hack.whisk.perky This what3words address refers to a 3-metre square location. Tap the link or enter the 3 words into the free what3words app to find it.DisclaimerWhile we strive to provide accurate information, buyers are advised to conduct their own due diligence. The responsibility for verifying aspects such as floods, easements, covenants, and other property-related details rests with the buyer. Our listing information is presented to the best of our knowledge and should not be solely relied upon for making purchasing decisions.