House For Rent £3,000
Henry Adams Lettings is pleased to offer a substantial and very well presented five bedroom detached house, occupying a generous plot in the particularly sought-after village of Burpham, near Arundel. Available to let unfurnished, the property benefits from re-decoration throughout plus new carpets and makes for an ideal family home thanks to its well-proportioned layout. Accommodation briefly comprises entrance hallway with ground floor cloakroom/wc, large open plan lounge with doors opening onto the rear garden, dining area, conservatory, playroom/snug, kitchen/breakfast room with appliances (does not include washing machine) and separate utility area with integral door leading to the garage. The first floor provides a principal bedroom with fitted wardrobes and en-suite bathroom, four further double bedrooms (each with fitted cupboards) and a family bathroom suite. Outside, to the rear of the property is an enclosed south facing garden with a large patio (ideal for outdoor furniture). To the front of the property is a gated driveway providing ample parking, plus a double garage with a studio room above. EPC: E. Council tax band: G
Local Area
Burpham village is situated in the heart of the South Downs near to the ancient, historic town of Arundel in West Sussex. Together with some outlying dwellings, Burpham and Wepham together form the civil parish of Burpham. You will find a quiet village with its ancient village green and cricket pitch sitting inside an ancient Saxon Fort. It is from this that the village derives its name, Burpham, a combination of the Saxon words Burgh (fort) and Ham (village).
The village has a great pub, The George at Burpham, and a lovely Norman church. On the green you will find the village hall commanding an excellent view of the cricket pitch, plus outstanding views of Arundel Castle just 3 miles away.
Local Area
Burpham village is situated in the heart of the South Downs near to the ancient, historic town of Arundel in West Sussex. Together with some outlying dwellings, Burpham and Wepham together form the civil parish of Burpham. You will find a quiet village with its ancient village green and cricket pitch sitting inside an ancient Saxon Fort. It is from this that the village derives its name, Burpham, a combination of the Saxon words Burgh (fort) and Ham (village).
The village has a great pub, The George at Burpham, and a lovely Norman church. On the green you will find the village hall commanding an excellent view of the cricket pitch, plus outstanding views of Arundel Castle just 3 miles away.
