House For Sale £875,000
Believed to date originally from the 1950's, the house was significantly improved and extended in 2000, and now provides exceptionally spacious five double bedroomed accommodation, with two lovely reception rooms, two en-suites and a family bathroom. Additionally, there is a well-equipped kitchen, a utility area and downstairs cloakroom. Decoratively the house is presented in excellent condition throughout and will provide a lovely family home. Two of the bedrooms are on the ground floor, one of which is currently used as study.
Outside the house has a pretty garden, with a traditional Sussex tile car barn and plenty of parking. There are immediate views to the west of Compton Down.
Compton village is itself particularly popular, being set at the very heart of the South Downs National Park, and yet is readily accessible to either Chichester to the south or Petersfield to the north, both with mainline railway stations providing a regular service to either London Victoria or London Waterloo respectively. The village has a pretty village square with shop and local pub, the parish church of St. Mary's and the village primary school. The area has been renowned for centuries as being of exceptional beauty, with miles of public footpaths and bridleways across the top of the South Downs.
Outside the house has a pretty garden, with a traditional Sussex tile car barn and plenty of parking. There are immediate views to the west of Compton Down.
Compton village is itself particularly popular, being set at the very heart of the South Downs National Park, and yet is readily accessible to either Chichester to the south or Petersfield to the north, both with mainline railway stations providing a regular service to either London Victoria or London Waterloo respectively. The village has a pretty village square with shop and local pub, the parish church of St. Mary's and the village primary school. The area has been renowned for centuries as being of exceptional beauty, with miles of public footpaths and bridleways across the top of the South Downs.
