• Built in 1902 +
• Four bedrooms +
• Semi-detached +
• Spacious garden +
• Rural location +
• Extension over the garage +
• Close to Westbourne village centre +

A remarkable period four-bedroom semi-detached property set on the outskirts of the requested village of Westbourne. There is very much a rural feel to the property with the outstanding garden offering mature shrubs, trees and countryside views at the rear. There are also outbuildings which give storage solutions. Inside, it has been sympathetically updated in keeping with the period and has two reception rooms being the lounge and kitchen/diner leading out to the garden. Affording a two-level extension over the integral garage, there is now an extended landing leading to two bedrooms. The main bedroom affords a small ensuite, with a central bathroom servicing the other bedrooms. There is also further parking on the driveway.

The charm of Westbourne lies in the diversity of its houses, ranging from timber-frames thatched cottages to Georgian mansions and Victorian terraces. A historic beautiful village and a thriving community on the southern fringe of the South Downs National Park, on the county border of Hampshire and West Sussex with the River Ems, countryside and the coast at Emsworth close by. The Village Square has a range of outlets including the renowned Westbourne Bakery, Indian restaurant, shops, traditional public houses and a Co-Operative store with Post Office counter. The Parish Church is steeped in history and has an 18th century spire and structures dating back to the 13th century. Excellent railway links from Emsworth and mainline to London Waterloo from nearby Rowlands Castle and Havant.