House For Sale £2,150,000
Located in the South Downs National Park, Terwick Copse occupies a quiet and well-elevated location which makes most of the beautiful, far-reaching
southerly views toward the South Downs, on the outskirts of the vibrant and popular village of Rogate in the heart of the West Sussex countryside.
An outstanding family home built, we believe, in the 1930s, the house boasts generously proportioned reception and bedroom accommodation, and
further benefits from its location being at the most elevated position within its plot. The primary rooms across both storeys are orientated to the rear of
the property, allowing them to be filled with light during the day, and making the most of the spectacular views toward the South Downs.
The house has been well looked after and maintained to high standard by our clients during their ownership, but also presents the incoming purchaser
with a wonderful opportunity to put their own stamp on it.
Notable rooms include the drawing room with working fireplace, large windows, and the ability to be extended further by opening double-doors through into the dining room – perfect for entertaining. A further highlight to the ground floor is the integral indoor swimming pool, which is accessible through a games room, or from the gardens if so desired. The views are also wonderful from this part of the building.
The five bedrooms are all good sizes and are well-appointed, with built-in wardrobes. The principal bedroom is a particularly attractive room with a central position in the house, and has an en suite bathroom.
Of note, the neighbouring bedroom was previously used as a dressing room and could be retained as such, or as a nursery, as there is a connecting door.
Terwick Copse is approached off a quiet lane onto a gravel driveway with plentiful parking in addition to the double garage. The house sits in just over 1.5 acres of gardens and grounds which are largely laid to lawn around the property to the front and rear of the property, with mature shrub borders and trees including oaks, rhododendrons, birch and tall pines. On the southern tip of the garden is a small chestnut copse. Accessible from multiple locations around the property is the loggia, which is beautifully intertwined with a blue wisteria, which is perfect for entertaining during the summer months.
Council Tax: Band G
Rogate 1.2 miles, Petersfield 6 miles (London Waterloo 66 minutes), Midhurst 6 miles, Haslemere 10 miles (London Waterloo 56 minutes), Chichester 16 miles, London 55 miles
(All distances and times are approximate)
Local amenities available in Rogate include a village store/post office, pub, church, and a Church of England school. Rogate also has many leisure facilities including a village hall, cricket ground and pavilion, tennis courts and club, bowling club, basketball court and children's playground.
For more comprehensive shopping and leisure facilities, the market town of Petersfield is about 5 miles away and offers a mainline station, with the journey to London Waterloo taking approximately 65 minutes. Communications are excellent, with the A3 at Petersfield providing access to London, the M25, the international airports of Heathrow, Gatwick and Southampton, as well as the south coast. There are a number of excellent schools locally, including Bedales at Steep, Churcher's College at Petersfield, Seaford College at Petworth, Amesbury School at Hindhead, and Brookham and Highfield at Liphook.
Sporting facilities include polo at Cowdray Park at the nearby historic town of Midhurst, racing at Fontwell and Goodwood, sailing at Chichester and Bosham as well as access to many miles of walking and riding in the surrounding countryside and along the South Downs Way. There are a number of golf courses in the vicinity, including two at Petersfield, one in Blackmore and at Cowdray and two at Liphook.
southerly views toward the South Downs, on the outskirts of the vibrant and popular village of Rogate in the heart of the West Sussex countryside.
An outstanding family home built, we believe, in the 1930s, the house boasts generously proportioned reception and bedroom accommodation, and
further benefits from its location being at the most elevated position within its plot. The primary rooms across both storeys are orientated to the rear of
the property, allowing them to be filled with light during the day, and making the most of the spectacular views toward the South Downs.
The house has been well looked after and maintained to high standard by our clients during their ownership, but also presents the incoming purchaser
with a wonderful opportunity to put their own stamp on it.
Notable rooms include the drawing room with working fireplace, large windows, and the ability to be extended further by opening double-doors through into the dining room – perfect for entertaining. A further highlight to the ground floor is the integral indoor swimming pool, which is accessible through a games room, or from the gardens if so desired. The views are also wonderful from this part of the building.
The five bedrooms are all good sizes and are well-appointed, with built-in wardrobes. The principal bedroom is a particularly attractive room with a central position in the house, and has an en suite bathroom.
Of note, the neighbouring bedroom was previously used as a dressing room and could be retained as such, or as a nursery, as there is a connecting door.
Terwick Copse is approached off a quiet lane onto a gravel driveway with plentiful parking in addition to the double garage. The house sits in just over 1.5 acres of gardens and grounds which are largely laid to lawn around the property to the front and rear of the property, with mature shrub borders and trees including oaks, rhododendrons, birch and tall pines. On the southern tip of the garden is a small chestnut copse. Accessible from multiple locations around the property is the loggia, which is beautifully intertwined with a blue wisteria, which is perfect for entertaining during the summer months.
Council Tax: Band G
Rogate 1.2 miles, Petersfield 6 miles (London Waterloo 66 minutes), Midhurst 6 miles, Haslemere 10 miles (London Waterloo 56 minutes), Chichester 16 miles, London 55 miles
(All distances and times are approximate)
Local amenities available in Rogate include a village store/post office, pub, church, and a Church of England school. Rogate also has many leisure facilities including a village hall, cricket ground and pavilion, tennis courts and club, bowling club, basketball court and children's playground.
For more comprehensive shopping and leisure facilities, the market town of Petersfield is about 5 miles away and offers a mainline station, with the journey to London Waterloo taking approximately 65 minutes. Communications are excellent, with the A3 at Petersfield providing access to London, the M25, the international airports of Heathrow, Gatwick and Southampton, as well as the south coast. There are a number of excellent schools locally, including Bedales at Steep, Churcher's College at Petersfield, Seaford College at Petworth, Amesbury School at Hindhead, and Brookham and Highfield at Liphook.
Sporting facilities include polo at Cowdray Park at the nearby historic town of Midhurst, racing at Fontwell and Goodwood, sailing at Chichester and Bosham as well as access to many miles of walking and riding in the surrounding countryside and along the South Downs Way. There are a number of golf courses in the vicinity, including two at Petersfield, one in Blackmore and at Cowdray and two at Liphook.
