House For Sale £2,300,000
A particularly attractive period house with the benefit of being situated centrally within superb west facing gardens of just over half an acre in this hugely popular harbourside village.
Pembroke combines period character, sizable wraparound gardens, and opportunity to provide flexible family accommodation. Believed to have been originally constructed in the 1930's, Pembroke has subsequently been extended to provide charming family accommodation with the benefit of ample storage (in the form of a large detached garage/boat store and a further integral garage).
Ideal for family living the ground floor provides three reception rooms with a substantial tri-aspect sitting room, dining/family room and a sizable south facing conservatory. To the rear of the ground floor, accessed from both the entrance hall and sitting room to the side, there is a large west facing kitchen with ample space for informal dining, breakfast bar and storage. Beyond there is a utility room, ground floor bedroom and integral garage/workshop spanning the full depth of the property. A shower/cloakroom completes the ground floor.
Upstairs and accessed from a wide central landing there are four bedrooms. The main bedroom provides ample storage and has an en bathroom. Completing the first floor there is a family bathroom and access to a roof terrace.
Subject to the usual planning consents the loft could be converted to form further accommodation along with the possibility to convert one of the garages to form an annexe.
The garden and grounds are a particular feature. The property is centrally located on a corner plot intersecting Chalkdock Lane and the Itchenor Road. Approached from the Itchenor Road on a gravel drive, the main house is set back allowing ample parking to the front along with trailer storage alongside the end garage block.
The garden is well maintained with a large variety of attractive flowering trees, shrubs and plants in the borders. Towards the rear of the house there is an area laid to lawn along with a patio area, with a more extensive area laid to lawn spanning the full depth of the grounds to the south. Pedestrian access is provided onto Chalkdock Lane.
The property is conveniently situated in the heart of Itchenor within walking distance of all the village amenities. 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. Also, is a beautiful church, village hall and, close to the harbour, the popular 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.
CHICHESTER
The historic cathedral city of Chichester offers comprehensive shopping facilities and a choice of social and recreational activities, all of which are easily accessible through the mainly level pedestrian areas of the beautifully preserved city. Cultural activities include the Pallant House Gallery and Festival Theatre. There are renowned schools in the area, both in the public and the private sector. The mainline station in Chichester provides a regular service to London Victoria in about 1 hour 40 minutes (via Gatwick Airport), and Havant station to the west provides a faster service to London Waterloo in about 1 hour 20 minutes.
SPORTS & COUNTRY PURSUITS
Events and sporting activities in the area include the Goodwood Festival of Speed and Revival events for motoring enthusiasts, horseracing at Goodwood and Fontwell racecourses, polo at Cowdray Park, golf at nearby Goodwood, and bathing off the beaches at the Witterings. Chichester Harbour has a multitude of moorings (subject to availability) and there are nearby berthing and lifting facilities in both Birdham Pool and Chichester Marina. Other local attractions include: the Weald and Downland Open Air Museum, West Dean Gardens, Fishbourne Roman Palace, Tangmere Military Aviation Museum, Goodwood House, Stansted Park and Petworth House.
Pembroke combines period character, sizable wraparound gardens, and opportunity to provide flexible family accommodation. Believed to have been originally constructed in the 1930's, Pembroke has subsequently been extended to provide charming family accommodation with the benefit of ample storage (in the form of a large detached garage/boat store and a further integral garage).
Ideal for family living the ground floor provides three reception rooms with a substantial tri-aspect sitting room, dining/family room and a sizable south facing conservatory. To the rear of the ground floor, accessed from both the entrance hall and sitting room to the side, there is a large west facing kitchen with ample space for informal dining, breakfast bar and storage. Beyond there is a utility room, ground floor bedroom and integral garage/workshop spanning the full depth of the property. A shower/cloakroom completes the ground floor.
Upstairs and accessed from a wide central landing there are four bedrooms. The main bedroom provides ample storage and has an en bathroom. Completing the first floor there is a family bathroom and access to a roof terrace.
Subject to the usual planning consents the loft could be converted to form further accommodation along with the possibility to convert one of the garages to form an annexe.
The garden and grounds are a particular feature. The property is centrally located on a corner plot intersecting Chalkdock Lane and the Itchenor Road. Approached from the Itchenor Road on a gravel drive, the main house is set back allowing ample parking to the front along with trailer storage alongside the end garage block.
The garden is well maintained with a large variety of attractive flowering trees, shrubs and plants in the borders. Towards the rear of the house there is an area laid to lawn along with a patio area, with a more extensive area laid to lawn spanning the full depth of the grounds to the south. Pedestrian access is provided onto Chalkdock Lane.
The property is conveniently situated in the heart of Itchenor within walking distance of all the village amenities. 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. Also, is a beautiful church, village hall and, close to the harbour, the popular 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.
CHICHESTER
The historic cathedral city of Chichester offers comprehensive shopping facilities and a choice of social and recreational activities, all of which are easily accessible through the mainly level pedestrian areas of the beautifully preserved city. Cultural activities include the Pallant House Gallery and Festival Theatre. There are renowned schools in the area, both in the public and the private sector. The mainline station in Chichester provides a regular service to London Victoria in about 1 hour 40 minutes (via Gatwick Airport), and Havant station to the west provides a faster service to London Waterloo in about 1 hour 20 minutes.
SPORTS & COUNTRY PURSUITS
Events and sporting activities in the area include the Goodwood Festival of Speed and Revival events for motoring enthusiasts, horseracing at Goodwood and Fontwell racecourses, polo at Cowdray Park, golf at nearby Goodwood, and bathing off the beaches at the Witterings. Chichester Harbour has a multitude of moorings (subject to availability) and there are nearby berthing and lifting facilities in both Birdham Pool and Chichester Marina. Other local attractions include: the Weald and Downland Open Air Museum, West Dean Gardens, Fishbourne Roman Palace, Tangmere Military Aviation Museum, Goodwood House, Stansted Park and Petworth House.
