2 bed Flat For Sale £600,000
Set within the original Nurses House at the King Edward VII Estate, this high specification apartment was refurbished into a modern luxury property in 2020 by City & Country Heritage homes and offers a fabulous space to relax and entertain. The apartment is flooded with natural light from the large sash windows, features engineered hardwood flooring throughout and Wilton wool carpets in both bedrooms.
Entering the property from your own private entrance the spacious hallway features a quiet built in study area with shelves and desk. There are two storage cupboards along the hallway and french double doors leading out onto the private garden terrace. Here you can eat alfresco, or sit back and relax with the lovely views and sounds of the many birds that inhabit these ancient and protected woodlands.
The spacious open plan living area is flooded with natural light from the large sash windows, there is a feature fireplace and surround with attractive book and display shelves. There is plenty of space for a large dining table and views whilst dining of the landscaped gardens beyond.
The stylish and modern designer kitchen is fitted with premium Siemens double oven, Siemens electric hob with extractor, and built in Siemens fridge freezer, washer dryer and full sized dishwasher. There are plenty of storage cupboards and quality stone worktops, the large sash window gives light and fabulous woodland views to the kitchen. The kitchen is also lit by recessed chrome down lighters giving an excellent working area.
The master bedroom boasts his and hers triple wardrobes and a stunning en suite with full sized bath and separate walk in shower with rain fall shower head. There is a deep vanity shelf and mirror and chrome heated towel rail. The second bedroom has fitted triple wardrobe with shelves and hanging rail and adjacent is the additional tiled shower room with walk in shower and rain fall shower head. There are TV points to lounge and both bedrooms.
Both double bedrooms have views to the woodland and paths leading up to the National Trust forest walks and viewing point at Woolbeding Common, perfect for hiking, mountain biking and dog walking.
There are two useful storage cupboards in the hallway.
The two allocated car parking spaces are just a few steps from apartment which is very convenient for unloading shopping.
All residents have full access to the indoor heated swimming pool, steam room and gym, with private booking system in place. There are two beautiful boutique lounge areas in the main building for residents and their guests to relax and socialise. The friendly concierge is on hand Monday to Friday for information and help.
Location
Built in 1901 and designed to be a tuberculosis hospital, the King Edward VII building was officially opened by His Majesty King Edward VII on 7th June 1906. The location was chosen specifically for its bright, south facing hillside position with open views to the South Downs, the air being purified and the climate pleasant. The hospital was designed by renowned Arts and Crafts architects, Charles Holden and Percy Adams, featuring Mulmein teak staircases and Doultons Carrera tiles which remain intact. Since then, City & Country have expertly restored this magnificent building to it's former glory. The gardens were originally laid out by the influential garden designer Gertrude Jekyll and represents one of her most ambitious projects, these enchanting gardens have been reinstated and are a nationally important heritage asset to be enjoyed by residents and guests.
Surrounding area
Midhurst is a charming and popular historic market town bursting with listed buildings, independant shops and eateries as well as a delicatessen, green grocers, butchers and two chemists. There is a modern leisure centre with gym, library and coffee snack area. There is a Sainsburys Local, a Tesco Local as well as a Cook gourmet food store in the town. The renowned Spread Eagle Hotel has a spa and health club, fabulous dining and is perfect for family get togethers and cream teas !
Many of Midhurst's attractions are linked to the Cowdray Estate, Cowdray Park is home to the internationally famous Polo Club and the Veuve Cliquet Gold Cup tournament, there is at Cowdray a walled garden, a well stocked local produce farm shop & restaurant, as well as the stunning Cowdray Golf course and Club.
Haslemere just ten minutes drive away offers a wider selection of shops and there is a Waitrose foodstore with large carpark.
12 miles to the South lies the Cathedral town of Chichester offering the Chichester Festival Theatre, a mix of shopping and the nearby Chichester Harbour and marina as well as the sandy beaches of West Wittering.
On the way from Midhurst to Chichester is the Goodwood Estate offering horse racing at Glorious Goodwood, Goodwood Motor Circuit with the annual Festival of Speed, Revival and numerous track days and meetings.
Transport links
By Rail
Haslemere station is just 7 miles to the north, on the London Waterloo to Portsmouth line. The journey to Waterloo via Guildford takes approximately 52 minutes, with up to four trains an hour. Up to three trains an hour.
By Car
King Edward VII Estate enjoys excellent road links. The A286 runs North to Haslemere and South towards Chichester. The A272 provides links to Petersfield and the A3.
By Plane
Gatwick airport is 39 miles and Heathrow airport is 42 miles away via the A3 and M25.
Quote AM0249 for viewing appointments
Entering the property from your own private entrance the spacious hallway features a quiet built in study area with shelves and desk. There are two storage cupboards along the hallway and french double doors leading out onto the private garden terrace. Here you can eat alfresco, or sit back and relax with the lovely views and sounds of the many birds that inhabit these ancient and protected woodlands.
The spacious open plan living area is flooded with natural light from the large sash windows, there is a feature fireplace and surround with attractive book and display shelves. There is plenty of space for a large dining table and views whilst dining of the landscaped gardens beyond.
The stylish and modern designer kitchen is fitted with premium Siemens double oven, Siemens electric hob with extractor, and built in Siemens fridge freezer, washer dryer and full sized dishwasher. There are plenty of storage cupboards and quality stone worktops, the large sash window gives light and fabulous woodland views to the kitchen. The kitchen is also lit by recessed chrome down lighters giving an excellent working area.
The master bedroom boasts his and hers triple wardrobes and a stunning en suite with full sized bath and separate walk in shower with rain fall shower head. There is a deep vanity shelf and mirror and chrome heated towel rail. The second bedroom has fitted triple wardrobe with shelves and hanging rail and adjacent is the additional tiled shower room with walk in shower and rain fall shower head. There are TV points to lounge and both bedrooms.
Both double bedrooms have views to the woodland and paths leading up to the National Trust forest walks and viewing point at Woolbeding Common, perfect for hiking, mountain biking and dog walking.
There are two useful storage cupboards in the hallway.
The two allocated car parking spaces are just a few steps from apartment which is very convenient for unloading shopping.
All residents have full access to the indoor heated swimming pool, steam room and gym, with private booking system in place. There are two beautiful boutique lounge areas in the main building for residents and their guests to relax and socialise. The friendly concierge is on hand Monday to Friday for information and help.
Location
Built in 1901 and designed to be a tuberculosis hospital, the King Edward VII building was officially opened by His Majesty King Edward VII on 7th June 1906. The location was chosen specifically for its bright, south facing hillside position with open views to the South Downs, the air being purified and the climate pleasant. The hospital was designed by renowned Arts and Crafts architects, Charles Holden and Percy Adams, featuring Mulmein teak staircases and Doultons Carrera tiles which remain intact. Since then, City & Country have expertly restored this magnificent building to it's former glory. The gardens were originally laid out by the influential garden designer Gertrude Jekyll and represents one of her most ambitious projects, these enchanting gardens have been reinstated and are a nationally important heritage asset to be enjoyed by residents and guests.
Surrounding area
Midhurst is a charming and popular historic market town bursting with listed buildings, independant shops and eateries as well as a delicatessen, green grocers, butchers and two chemists. There is a modern leisure centre with gym, library and coffee snack area. There is a Sainsburys Local, a Tesco Local as well as a Cook gourmet food store in the town. The renowned Spread Eagle Hotel has a spa and health club, fabulous dining and is perfect for family get togethers and cream teas !
Many of Midhurst's attractions are linked to the Cowdray Estate, Cowdray Park is home to the internationally famous Polo Club and the Veuve Cliquet Gold Cup tournament, there is at Cowdray a walled garden, a well stocked local produce farm shop & restaurant, as well as the stunning Cowdray Golf course and Club.
Haslemere just ten minutes drive away offers a wider selection of shops and there is a Waitrose foodstore with large carpark.
12 miles to the South lies the Cathedral town of Chichester offering the Chichester Festival Theatre, a mix of shopping and the nearby Chichester Harbour and marina as well as the sandy beaches of West Wittering.
On the way from Midhurst to Chichester is the Goodwood Estate offering horse racing at Glorious Goodwood, Goodwood Motor Circuit with the annual Festival of Speed, Revival and numerous track days and meetings.
Transport links
By Rail
Haslemere station is just 7 miles to the north, on the London Waterloo to Portsmouth line. The journey to Waterloo via Guildford takes approximately 52 minutes, with up to four trains an hour. Up to three trains an hour.
By Car
King Edward VII Estate enjoys excellent road links. The A286 runs North to Haslemere and South towards Chichester. The A272 provides links to Petersfield and the A3.
By Plane
Gatwick airport is 39 miles and Heathrow airport is 42 miles away via the A3 and M25.
Quote AM0249 for viewing appointments
