- End of Terrace Victorian House +
- Sitting Room with Bay Window +
- Dining with Wood Burner +
- Large Kitchen/Breakfast Room +
- Three Double Bedrooms +
- Fitted Bathroom +
- Long Southerly Garden +
- Home Office/Studio +
- Driveway Parking +
An end of terrace EXTENDED VICTORIAN townhouse, with OFF-ROAD PARKING for several vehicles, SOUTH FACING walled GARDEN and HOME OFFICE. The property offers SPACIOUS accommodation arranged over three floors.
Situated on the edge of Arundel within easy access to the amenities of the town including shops, restaurants and leisure facilities. There are good road links via the A27 & A29 and Arundel mainline train station is under a mile away.
The ground floor accommodation comprises a cosy sitting room featuring a log burner and bay window.
The dining room enjoys a further wood burner and wooden flooring and opens into the impressive newly fitted kitchen/breakfast room which has been fitted with a range of modern units with integrated ovens & dishwasher, and space for further appliances. There’s a central island with a breakfast bar and bifold doors opening to the gardens.
On the first floor are two double bedrooms with feature fireplaces a good sized family bathroom which is fitted with a white suite.
The second floor provides a further dual-aspect double bedroom with built-in storage and views across Arundel.
Outside, the South facing garden is of generous size and is mainly laid to lawn with mature trees, a shed and substantial home office/studio with light power and phone lines so would make an ideal place to work from home. To the side of the property is a driveway providing ample off-road parking.
Directions - From the roundabout on the A27 & A284, proceed south along Ford Road and the property will be found on the left hand side.
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