House For Sale £1,750,000
The Property
14 Brandy Hole Lane was the subject of a comprehensive program of redesign, extension and refurbishment in 2014. The interior has been created to emphasize light and space with skillful use of large windows, open plan areas and vaulted ceilings. The reception hall opens directly onto both the sitting room and kitchen/dining/family room on either side. The sitting room has both south and westly aspects with a sleek wood burning stove. The kitchen/dining room has been fitted with an excellent range of Neptune cupboards and drawers with elegantly curved corner cupboard and polished stone work surfaces. A matching larder cupboard has fitted drawers and spice racks whilst a contrasting central island unit has a butlers sink with polished stone drainer and worksurface. A tradition touch is provided by a two oven gas fired aga. On the southern side of the room is a sitting/ dining area with wood burning stove and sealed unit double glazed doors opening onto a sheltered terrace. A separate utility room keeps the white goods away from the main living areas and provides useful additional storage. Alongside this lies a well-appointed wet room with open sided shower providing useful changing facilities if returning from a muddy country walk or sailing on the harbour.
On the first floor a staircase with low level lighting and glazed screen rises to the galleried landing above. Four bedrooms include an impressive principal bedroom suite with vaulted ceiling and spacious shower room ensuite. Three further bedrooms are served by a well-appointed family bathroom with both bath and shower.
Outside
Remote controlled gates open onto a paviour set driveway providing an attractive approach to the house. This provides parking to the front and then passes behind the house to a further generous parking area. This in turn leads to the detached barn style garage, which provides both covered parking and a secure parking/storage area. Gardens to the front of the house have a south facing terrace approached from the kitchen/dining room. An adjacent area of lawn is enclosed by evergreen hedging and a raised border to the southern boundary planted with rhododendrons, shrubs and foxgloves. Easily maintained gardens lie to the west and north of the house, laid to lawn with south and westerly aspects. A mature copper beech creates a focal point to the far boundary. Neatly clipped yew hedging conceals a sheltered terrace and sitting area with a nearby ornamental pond planted with iris. A pedestrian gate provides access to neighbouring Centurions Way which leads to nearby farmland to the north and the South Downs beyond.
Brandy Hole Lane can be found within 1.2 miles of the walled City of Chichester, which is arranged largely within a pedestrianised centre together with a good choice of bars, restaurants and shops. Chichester is well known for its internationally recognised Festival Theatre and award-winning Pallant House Gallery. Other facilities include the Westgate Sports Centre, Nuffield Health Club and multiplex cinema. Chichester is within easy reach of the rich countryside of the South Downs National Park, with Goodwood approximately 2 miles away, hosting the Festival of Speed and the September Revival meeting at its historic motor circuit. Goodwood also hosts a full calendar of horse racing including Glorious Goodwood. The area is also a mecca for sailors, with sailing facilities at Chichester Harbour, Itchenor, Bosham and Birdham. The Blue Flag beaches of West Wittering can be found approximately 8 miles to the south.
14 Brandy Hole Lane was the subject of a comprehensive program of redesign, extension and refurbishment in 2014. The interior has been created to emphasize light and space with skillful use of large windows, open plan areas and vaulted ceilings. The reception hall opens directly onto both the sitting room and kitchen/dining/family room on either side. The sitting room has both south and westly aspects with a sleek wood burning stove. The kitchen/dining room has been fitted with an excellent range of Neptune cupboards and drawers with elegantly curved corner cupboard and polished stone work surfaces. A matching larder cupboard has fitted drawers and spice racks whilst a contrasting central island unit has a butlers sink with polished stone drainer and worksurface. A tradition touch is provided by a two oven gas fired aga. On the southern side of the room is a sitting/ dining area with wood burning stove and sealed unit double glazed doors opening onto a sheltered terrace. A separate utility room keeps the white goods away from the main living areas and provides useful additional storage. Alongside this lies a well-appointed wet room with open sided shower providing useful changing facilities if returning from a muddy country walk or sailing on the harbour.
On the first floor a staircase with low level lighting and glazed screen rises to the galleried landing above. Four bedrooms include an impressive principal bedroom suite with vaulted ceiling and spacious shower room ensuite. Three further bedrooms are served by a well-appointed family bathroom with both bath and shower.
Outside
Remote controlled gates open onto a paviour set driveway providing an attractive approach to the house. This provides parking to the front and then passes behind the house to a further generous parking area. This in turn leads to the detached barn style garage, which provides both covered parking and a secure parking/storage area. Gardens to the front of the house have a south facing terrace approached from the kitchen/dining room. An adjacent area of lawn is enclosed by evergreen hedging and a raised border to the southern boundary planted with rhododendrons, shrubs and foxgloves. Easily maintained gardens lie to the west and north of the house, laid to lawn with south and westerly aspects. A mature copper beech creates a focal point to the far boundary. Neatly clipped yew hedging conceals a sheltered terrace and sitting area with a nearby ornamental pond planted with iris. A pedestrian gate provides access to neighbouring Centurions Way which leads to nearby farmland to the north and the South Downs beyond.
Brandy Hole Lane can be found within 1.2 miles of the walled City of Chichester, which is arranged largely within a pedestrianised centre together with a good choice of bars, restaurants and shops. Chichester is well known for its internationally recognised Festival Theatre and award-winning Pallant House Gallery. Other facilities include the Westgate Sports Centre, Nuffield Health Club and multiplex cinema. Chichester is within easy reach of the rich countryside of the South Downs National Park, with Goodwood approximately 2 miles away, hosting the Festival of Speed and the September Revival meeting at its historic motor circuit. Goodwood also hosts a full calendar of horse racing including Glorious Goodwood. The area is also a mecca for sailors, with sailing facilities at Chichester Harbour, Itchenor, Bosham and Birdham. The Blue Flag beaches of West Wittering can be found approximately 8 miles to the south.
