House For Sale £995,000
A lovely detached Victorian family home less than a mile from the village centre, harbour and sailing clubs. Originally constructed in 1899, the house was last modernised in around 1979 and now provides a blank canvas for discerning family home buyers to create their own well designed and laid out accommodation.
The house is built in typical Victorian proportions, with spacious rooms and high ceilings, with stained glass windows to some of the front elevations, all set in a south facing 0.4 acre plot.
There are a total of seven bedrooms, all very good sizes, and a particularly large sitting room with very high ceilings, and ornately carved metal Italianate fireplace with another matching fireplace in the dining room/office. The ground floor accommodation is complemented with a south facing conservatory opening onto the garden.
Alternatively, a prospective purchaser may wish to look into the development potential of the plot.
This pretty harbourside town on the boundary of Hampshire and West Sussex is extremely popular and it is not hard to see why. It has retained a good number of local shops, public houses and restaurants. Emsworth Sailing Club and the Slipper Sailing Club are only a short distance away and the town still retains a small fishing fleet with two boat yards specialising in classic local craft. Despite its idyllic setting, Emsworth is easily accessible with good road and rail links to London. Havant Station provides mainline services to London Waterloo and Gatwick Airport in about 1 hour 20 minutes. The city of Portsmouth is only 8 miles away. The cathedral city of Chichester is 8 miles to the east, home to the internationally renowned Festival Theatre and Pallant House Gallery. There are golf courses in the nearby village of Rowlands Castle, on Hayling Island and at Goodwood, where there is also a full calendar of horse racing. Goodwood also plays host to the Festival of Speed and the Revival meeting at its historic motor circuit.
The house is built in typical Victorian proportions, with spacious rooms and high ceilings, with stained glass windows to some of the front elevations, all set in a south facing 0.4 acre plot.
There are a total of seven bedrooms, all very good sizes, and a particularly large sitting room with very high ceilings, and ornately carved metal Italianate fireplace with another matching fireplace in the dining room/office. The ground floor accommodation is complemented with a south facing conservatory opening onto the garden.
Alternatively, a prospective purchaser may wish to look into the development potential of the plot.
This pretty harbourside town on the boundary of Hampshire and West Sussex is extremely popular and it is not hard to see why. It has retained a good number of local shops, public houses and restaurants. Emsworth Sailing Club and the Slipper Sailing Club are only a short distance away and the town still retains a small fishing fleet with two boat yards specialising in classic local craft. Despite its idyllic setting, Emsworth is easily accessible with good road and rail links to London. Havant Station provides mainline services to London Waterloo and Gatwick Airport in about 1 hour 20 minutes. The city of Portsmouth is only 8 miles away. The cathedral city of Chichester is 8 miles to the east, home to the internationally renowned Festival Theatre and Pallant House Gallery. There are golf courses in the nearby village of Rowlands Castle, on Hayling Island and at Goodwood, where there is also a full calendar of horse racing. Goodwood also plays host to the Festival of Speed and the Revival meeting at its historic motor circuit.
