House For Sale £925,000
A sympathetically extended detached barn conversion offering newly renovated, bespoke accommodation and benefiting from a south-facing walled garden, located in the highly sought after sailing village of Itchenor.
Believed to have been constructed in 1985 with later additions, Badger Barn sits on the site of an old farm and is surrounded by pretty converted farm buildings. The newly renovated accommodation is arranged around a courtyard setting and comprises of a recently extended and double height kitchen/dining room (with bi-fold doors onto the garden), a characterful sitting room with feature fireplace, four bedrooms (master with en-suite) and a family bathroom. Bedroom four also benefits from a cleverly designed mezzanine level which could be used as a study or playroom and access to further loft storage. Throughout the property there is ample natural light provided via a number of attractive conservation light windows.
Outside to the rear lies a pretty, south-facing garden which is mainly laid to lawn and is enclosed on all sides by a flint wall. Outside the kitchen there is an al fresco dining/graveled area, and to the rear an area of hard-standing, ideal for a garden store. The main entrance is approached via the courtyard which is laid to patio. Parking comes in the form of a gravelled drive which is located to the side of the property.
Badger Barn is situated in the heart of Itchenor. This highly regarded and sought after harbour side village has a thriving sailing club, and a multitude of moorings for boats and yachts, subject to availability. The village has a beautiful small church, village hall and, close to the harbour, The Ship Inn public house. Much of the surrounding countryside is designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and the Chichester Harbour Conservancy ensures that the character of the area is preserved. The Cathedral City of Chichester lies some 7½ miles to the north and offers a broad range of cultural, leisure and shopping facilities including the renowned Festival Theatre, galleries, museums and restaurants. Aside from sailing, leisure facilities within the area include golf at Hunston, bathing from the beaches off West Wittering and the National Trust owned East Head, horse riding and walking around the harbour and on The Downs. Horseracing may be enjoyed at Goodwood where the annual Festival of Speed and Revival meetings are also hosted.
Believed to have been constructed in 1985 with later additions, Badger Barn sits on the site of an old farm and is surrounded by pretty converted farm buildings. The newly renovated accommodation is arranged around a courtyard setting and comprises of a recently extended and double height kitchen/dining room (with bi-fold doors onto the garden), a characterful sitting room with feature fireplace, four bedrooms (master with en-suite) and a family bathroom. Bedroom four also benefits from a cleverly designed mezzanine level which could be used as a study or playroom and access to further loft storage. Throughout the property there is ample natural light provided via a number of attractive conservation light windows.
Outside to the rear lies a pretty, south-facing garden which is mainly laid to lawn and is enclosed on all sides by a flint wall. Outside the kitchen there is an al fresco dining/graveled area, and to the rear an area of hard-standing, ideal for a garden store. The main entrance is approached via the courtyard which is laid to patio. Parking comes in the form of a gravelled drive which is located to the side of the property.
Badger Barn is situated in the heart of Itchenor. This highly regarded and sought after harbour side village has a thriving sailing club, and a multitude of moorings for boats and yachts, subject to availability. The village has a beautiful small church, village hall and, close to the harbour, The Ship Inn public house. Much of the surrounding countryside is designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and the Chichester Harbour Conservancy ensures that the character of the area is preserved. The Cathedral City of Chichester lies some 7½ miles to the north and offers a broad range of cultural, leisure and shopping facilities including the renowned Festival Theatre, galleries, museums and restaurants. Aside from sailing, leisure facilities within the area include golf at Hunston, bathing from the beaches off West Wittering and the National Trust owned East Head, horse riding and walking around the harbour and on The Downs. Horseracing may be enjoyed at Goodwood where the annual Festival of Speed and Revival meetings are also hosted.
