This captivating property, originally believed to date back to the mid Elizabethan period, was beautifully refaced in 1801, incorporating stunning Georgian architectural elements. The house combines a rich history with remarkable features such as exposed beams, inglenook fireplaces, and striking York stone cathedral-quality flagstones, alongside a unique blend of ancient brickwork and knapped flint that give the home immense character and charm.
The accommodation is both spacious and thoughtfully designed. The L-shaped sitting room, with its exposed beams and inglenook fireplace, provides a cosy and inviting atmosphere, while the study area offers a perfect space for work or relaxation. The separate dining room, along with a modern, refitted kitchen featuring high-quality appliances, offers the ideal setting for both everyday living and entertaining. There is also a separate utility room for added convenience. The property offers four double bedrooms, with the master suite benefiting from an en-suite bathroom. The family bathroom has been completely renovated with a stylish modern suite, seamlessly blending contemporary design with the home’s historic charm.
The current owners have carried out an extensive and sophisticated renovation, ensuring the property has a perfect balance of modern comforts and period details. The kitchen has been relocated and fully upgraded, with new units and integrated appliances including a fridge/freezer, wine fridge, and dishwasher. Several windows have been replaced with high-performance sash windows, and the driveway has been repaved with automatic electric gates and stylish lighting.
The shingle driveway provides ample parking space, and there is a stunning double-storey thatched tithe barn with a single-phase power supply. Currently used as a garage, this barn presents a great opportunity for conversion, subject to planning approval.
There are four walled gardens that have been beautifully landscaped, with fruit trees, offering a peaceful and private retreat. The gardens are laid to lawn, with established trees and shrubs, complimented with a terrace area offering an outside space to relax and dine.
Situated within the Sidlesham conservation area, the property is ideally located midway between Chichester Harbour and the beach. The vibrant city centre of Chichester lies a few miles to the north, it provides a wide range of facilities, including numerous restaurants, bars, the Pallant House Gallery, and the Chichester Festival Theatre.
The village itself offers essential amenities, including a parish church, primary school, and a small shop within the local fuel station, along with local transport links. For sailing enthusiasts, Chichester Harbour and The Solent offer some of the finest sailing facilities, with additional sailing clubs located in Bosham and Itchenor.
To the north, the famous Goodwood Estate hosts the Festival of Speed, the September Revival meeting, and various motorsport events, in addition to offering a full calendar of horse racing and its own private country club and golf course. Chichester golf course is approximately 1.3 miles away, offering a wonderful local leisure option.
This remarkable property offers a unique combination of historic charm, modern renovations, and a highly desirable location, making it a truly exceptional place to call home
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