House For Sale £825,000
With expansive views towards the downs, a particularly spacious and recently renovated detached home set within large south facing grounds.
Extensively re-furbished this charming Edwardian property provides superb light and airy accommodation combining modern fixtures and fittings with period charm. A particular feature is the provision of four reception spaces, which in our opinion allows for superb family living and for entertaining.
Upon entering there is a spacious entrance hall with attractive tiling. To the right there is the main sitting room with a feature fireplace and an east facing bay window. To the other side of the hall there is a superb modern kitchen/dining room, with a range of integrated appliances, central island, ample storage and a walk-in larder. Bi-fold doors open to an attractive patio area with stunning views towards the South Downs. Completing the ground floor there is a large study (or fifth bedroom), a south facing garden room, utility room, boot room and a cloakroom. Upstairs, accessed from a light and spacious landing, there are four double bedrooms, a family bathroom and a further smart shower room.
Little Orchard sits within well maintained grounds of just over a third of an acre incorporating areas laid to grass to the south and west, large patio area with flowering shrubs and plants within the borders, an orchard, vegetable area with raised bedding and an above ground swimming pool. Approached on a gravel drive there is ample parking towards the front along with access to a double garage store behind.
Bury and the surrounding area has some of the most beautiful countryside in West Sussex and sits within the heart of the South Downs National Park. This is very much a traditional village, with a pub, a historic church, village hall, farm shop, primary school, prep school and access to the River Arun via a parishioners wharf. A selection of amenities can be found in nearby Storrington, Pulborough and Arundel and further afield in Chichester and Horsham. Amberley and Pulborough both benefit from mainline stations with regular services to London Victoria and Gatwick Airport.
Local points of interest include Amberley Wild Brooks nature reserve, Amberley Castle Country Hotel and the Roman settlement at nearby Bignor. Sporting and recreational activities in the area are numerous including golf at Pulborough, horse racing at Goodwood and Fontwell Park, polo at Cowdray Park, and sailing from Chichester harbour and along the coast. The National Park with its numerous footpaths and bridleways provide many walks in the surrounding countryside.
Extensively re-furbished this charming Edwardian property provides superb light and airy accommodation combining modern fixtures and fittings with period charm. A particular feature is the provision of four reception spaces, which in our opinion allows for superb family living and for entertaining.
Upon entering there is a spacious entrance hall with attractive tiling. To the right there is the main sitting room with a feature fireplace and an east facing bay window. To the other side of the hall there is a superb modern kitchen/dining room, with a range of integrated appliances, central island, ample storage and a walk-in larder. Bi-fold doors open to an attractive patio area with stunning views towards the South Downs. Completing the ground floor there is a large study (or fifth bedroom), a south facing garden room, utility room, boot room and a cloakroom. Upstairs, accessed from a light and spacious landing, there are four double bedrooms, a family bathroom and a further smart shower room.
Little Orchard sits within well maintained grounds of just over a third of an acre incorporating areas laid to grass to the south and west, large patio area with flowering shrubs and plants within the borders, an orchard, vegetable area with raised bedding and an above ground swimming pool. Approached on a gravel drive there is ample parking towards the front along with access to a double garage store behind.
Bury and the surrounding area has some of the most beautiful countryside in West Sussex and sits within the heart of the South Downs National Park. This is very much a traditional village, with a pub, a historic church, village hall, farm shop, primary school, prep school and access to the River Arun via a parishioners wharf. A selection of amenities can be found in nearby Storrington, Pulborough and Arundel and further afield in Chichester and Horsham. Amberley and Pulborough both benefit from mainline stations with regular services to London Victoria and Gatwick Airport.
Local points of interest include Amberley Wild Brooks nature reserve, Amberley Castle Country Hotel and the Roman settlement at nearby Bignor. Sporting and recreational activities in the area are numerous including golf at Pulborough, horse racing at Goodwood and Fontwell Park, polo at Cowdray Park, and sailing from Chichester harbour and along the coast. The National Park with its numerous footpaths and bridleways provide many walks in the surrounding countryside.
