House For Sale £475,000
1 Homer Cottages is a charming, period coastal
cottage, offering up-to-date interiors and eclectic styling to provide a unique home for those with a dream to live beside the sea. Entering the property at the rear, a skylight allows natural light to fill the reception hall, which gives access into a dining room where the feature fireplace has an inset wood-burning stove, with timber beam over and ornate tiling surround. This reception room opens into a bright kitchen, which is fitted with modern
Shaker-style units and has space for undercounter
appliances, and adjacent is the cosy sitting room, with both rooms enjoying the sunny south-westerly aspect.
A staircase from the hallway rises to the first floor where there are two bedrooms, featuring decorative fireplaces, and a stylish bathroom, with a roll-top bathtub and vintage fittings. A second set of stairs leads up to the top floor bedroom in the eaves, which has a modern en suite shower room. The upper floors of the cottage allow outstanding views, not only across the sea, but also to the surrounding open countryside.<br /><br />Situated at the end of a quiet lane, at the most
south-westerly point of the seaside town of Selsey, 1 Homer Cottages, enjoys an unspoilt setting combining the pleasures of both coast and countryside. Famed for its Selsey Crab, the town has a proud fishing heritage, as well as miles of natural beaches offering a huge variety of wildlife, with the rspb reserves of Pagham Harbour and Medmerry being home to countless species of birds and wildfowl. Every day amenities are provided in the town, with a more comprehensive range of shopping, cultural and leisure facilities available in Chichester to the north. The city also offers a mainline railway station with services to London Victoria via Gatwick (approximately 90 minutes) and the A27 provides access to Brighton the east
and Southampton to the west. Primary and
secondary schooling is available in Selsey, with
independent schools in the vicinity including
Westbourne House and the Prebendal School.<br /><br />With its distinctive slate roof and elevations, the
cottage is approached via a coastal lane onto a
driveway where there is space for parking and access to a garage. An enclosed, private garden is situated across the driveway from the house and has an area of lawn, with mature shrubs and perennial plants, and both paved and gravelled
terracing for outdoor dining. To the rear of the home, there is a courtyard area with two outbuildings, one with plumbing serving as a utility room and the other used for storage.
cottage, offering up-to-date interiors and eclectic styling to provide a unique home for those with a dream to live beside the sea. Entering the property at the rear, a skylight allows natural light to fill the reception hall, which gives access into a dining room where the feature fireplace has an inset wood-burning stove, with timber beam over and ornate tiling surround. This reception room opens into a bright kitchen, which is fitted with modern
Shaker-style units and has space for undercounter
appliances, and adjacent is the cosy sitting room, with both rooms enjoying the sunny south-westerly aspect.
A staircase from the hallway rises to the first floor where there are two bedrooms, featuring decorative fireplaces, and a stylish bathroom, with a roll-top bathtub and vintage fittings. A second set of stairs leads up to the top floor bedroom in the eaves, which has a modern en suite shower room. The upper floors of the cottage allow outstanding views, not only across the sea, but also to the surrounding open countryside.<br /><br />Situated at the end of a quiet lane, at the most
south-westerly point of the seaside town of Selsey, 1 Homer Cottages, enjoys an unspoilt setting combining the pleasures of both coast and countryside. Famed for its Selsey Crab, the town has a proud fishing heritage, as well as miles of natural beaches offering a huge variety of wildlife, with the rspb reserves of Pagham Harbour and Medmerry being home to countless species of birds and wildfowl. Every day amenities are provided in the town, with a more comprehensive range of shopping, cultural and leisure facilities available in Chichester to the north. The city also offers a mainline railway station with services to London Victoria via Gatwick (approximately 90 minutes) and the A27 provides access to Brighton the east
and Southampton to the west. Primary and
secondary schooling is available in Selsey, with
independent schools in the vicinity including
Westbourne House and the Prebendal School.<br /><br />With its distinctive slate roof and elevations, the
cottage is approached via a coastal lane onto a
driveway where there is space for parking and access to a garage. An enclosed, private garden is situated across the driveway from the house and has an area of lawn, with mature shrubs and perennial plants, and both paved and gravelled
terracing for outdoor dining. To the rear of the home, there is a courtyard area with two outbuildings, one with plumbing serving as a utility room and the other used for storage.
