House For Sale £875,000
A charming detached period home presented with brick and stone elevations with part clad elevations under a tiled roof. The former granary was converted into a family house in the 1960s and the property retains some original features including exposed beams in some of the rooms. There is a generous entrance hall with a study/bedroom, shower room, a further bathroom and a bedroom. The principal bedroom has glazed patio doors leading directly on to the garden. On the first floor is a sitting room with a duel fuel fire and access to the balcony. There are steps down to the dining room with a log burner steps up to a mezzanine floor, further balcony with a garden aspect. There is a well fitted kitchen, a further bedroom and bathroom all compliment this property
Outside
garage: With twin up-and-over doors, light and power connected.
Garden: The gardens are a most attractive feature of the property with a generous lawn and well stocked mature shrub borders, together with hardstanding for a greenhouse or shed. The garden benefits from direct frontage onto the River Rother and an adjoining feeder stream with fields beyond. To the front of the house is a hardstanding in front of the garage with parking.
Situation
Situated within the South Downs National Park at the end of Mill Lane in the West Sussex village of Trotton which benefits from a church and is surrounded by common land. Midhurst is within about 4 miles with a variety of shops, schools, sports facilities and community centre. Petersfield is within about 8 miles which offers a comprehensive range of shopping, sporting and leisure facilities including a station on the London Waterloo/Portsmouth main line. There is also a mainline station to London Waterloo at Haslemere, within about 4 miles. There is an excellent choice of both state and private schools in the vicinity including Bedales, Churchers College and Ditcham Park School. The A3 provides good access to London and the south coast and there are many acres of fine countryside close at hand including the South Downs Way and Sussex Border Path.
Additional Information
services: Mains Water and Electricity. Electric Heating. Private Drainage with brick filtration plant servicing needs of The Granary and the The Mill next door.
Local authority: Chichester District Council
Outside
garage: With twin up-and-over doors, light and power connected.
Garden: The gardens are a most attractive feature of the property with a generous lawn and well stocked mature shrub borders, together with hardstanding for a greenhouse or shed. The garden benefits from direct frontage onto the River Rother and an adjoining feeder stream with fields beyond. To the front of the house is a hardstanding in front of the garage with parking.
Situation
Situated within the South Downs National Park at the end of Mill Lane in the West Sussex village of Trotton which benefits from a church and is surrounded by common land. Midhurst is within about 4 miles with a variety of shops, schools, sports facilities and community centre. Petersfield is within about 8 miles which offers a comprehensive range of shopping, sporting and leisure facilities including a station on the London Waterloo/Portsmouth main line. There is also a mainline station to London Waterloo at Haslemere, within about 4 miles. There is an excellent choice of both state and private schools in the vicinity including Bedales, Churchers College and Ditcham Park School. The A3 provides good access to London and the south coast and there are many acres of fine countryside close at hand including the South Downs Way and Sussex Border Path.
Additional Information
services: Mains Water and Electricity. Electric Heating. Private Drainage with brick filtration plant servicing needs of The Granary and the The Mill next door.
Local authority: Chichester District Council
