House For Sale £1,500,000
This handsome and spacious detached period house is beautifully presented with well-proportioned rooms throughout. It combines high ceilings, original cornice mouldings and an elegant return staircase with immaculate contemporary styling. Natural light floods the entire house through the numerous double height sash bay windows facing east, south and west.
Upon entering, the large reception hall greets you with its black and white marble floor and arches to the ceiling. It leads you to the open plan kitchen/ dining area equipped with sleek modern white units, a central island and integrated Miele appliances. The orangery leads off the dining area and features two Fineline floor to ceiling glass walls which slide open to connect with a south facing York stone terrace.
The elegant drawing room at the end of the hall
retains the original slate fireplace fitted with a wood burning stove. There is a bonus of a wine room beside the back door. A significant open plan area, compromising a play-room and study, offers plenty of fitted storage and Rococo bi-fold doors opening on to a south facing York stone terrace and the garden. This part of the house has all the services and plumbing to add a shower room as well as the size to reconvert into a self-contained flat.
The return staircase leads to five large contemporary double bedrooms two ensuite bathrooms and a family bathroom. Four bedrooms have fitted cupboards/wardrobes and one bedroom is currently fitted for homeworking with a built-in desk and shelving.
The picturesque harbour-side town of Emsworth is located on the northern shore of Chichester Harbour (aonb), just outside the South Downs National Park and within a short drive of Portsmouth and Chichester. Slipper and msworth Sailing Clubs and Emsworth Yacht Harbour are nearby and it is a vibrant town with host of activities including regular farmers’ markets. There are a range of interesting and individual shops together with a medical centre and dentists and it is well known for its variety of restaurants.
There are local golf courses at Rowland's Castle and Goodwood, where there is also a full horse racing calendar including Glorious Goodwood. Goodwood also plays host to the Festival of Speed and the annual Revival meeting at its historic motor circuit.
The cathedral city of Chichester is home to the
internationally renowned Festival Theatre and
Pallant House Gallery. Portsmouth is host to the
Historic Dockard (hms victory and Mary Rose)
and ferry links to France.
Emsworth is easily accessible with good road and rail links to London. Havant station (3 miles)
provides fast train servcies to London Waterloo in just over an hour, Emsworth Station has direct links to London Victoria via Gatwick. There is
excellent state and private education in the area,
some of which can be accessed by local train.
Reclaimed granite sett driveway gives access to a double garage with an electric door. The walled gardens have a wireless irrigation system and extend to the front, rear and side of the house. They were designed by the late world-renowned John Brookes mbe and features in his final book ‘A Landscape Legacy’ and provide lawned areas, York stone terraces and an extensive selection of structural perennial plants and trees.
Upon entering, the large reception hall greets you with its black and white marble floor and arches to the ceiling. It leads you to the open plan kitchen/ dining area equipped with sleek modern white units, a central island and integrated Miele appliances. The orangery leads off the dining area and features two Fineline floor to ceiling glass walls which slide open to connect with a south facing York stone terrace.
The elegant drawing room at the end of the hall
retains the original slate fireplace fitted with a wood burning stove. There is a bonus of a wine room beside the back door. A significant open plan area, compromising a play-room and study, offers plenty of fitted storage and Rococo bi-fold doors opening on to a south facing York stone terrace and the garden. This part of the house has all the services and plumbing to add a shower room as well as the size to reconvert into a self-contained flat.
The return staircase leads to five large contemporary double bedrooms two ensuite bathrooms and a family bathroom. Four bedrooms have fitted cupboards/wardrobes and one bedroom is currently fitted for homeworking with a built-in desk and shelving.
The picturesque harbour-side town of Emsworth is located on the northern shore of Chichester Harbour (aonb), just outside the South Downs National Park and within a short drive of Portsmouth and Chichester. Slipper and msworth Sailing Clubs and Emsworth Yacht Harbour are nearby and it is a vibrant town with host of activities including regular farmers’ markets. There are a range of interesting and individual shops together with a medical centre and dentists and it is well known for its variety of restaurants.
There are local golf courses at Rowland's Castle and Goodwood, where there is also a full horse racing calendar including Glorious Goodwood. Goodwood also plays host to the Festival of Speed and the annual Revival meeting at its historic motor circuit.
The cathedral city of Chichester is home to the
internationally renowned Festival Theatre and
Pallant House Gallery. Portsmouth is host to the
Historic Dockard (hms victory and Mary Rose)
and ferry links to France.
Emsworth is easily accessible with good road and rail links to London. Havant station (3 miles)
provides fast train servcies to London Waterloo in just over an hour, Emsworth Station has direct links to London Victoria via Gatwick. There is
excellent state and private education in the area,
some of which can be accessed by local train.
Reclaimed granite sett driveway gives access to a double garage with an electric door. The walled gardens have a wireless irrigation system and extend to the front, rear and side of the house. They were designed by the late world-renowned John Brookes mbe and features in his final book ‘A Landscape Legacy’ and provide lawned areas, York stone terraces and an extensive selection of structural perennial plants and trees.
