- Old Bosham +
- Off road parking space +
- Period features +
- 3 bedrooms +
- Countyard garden +
- Large reception room +
- EPC rating D +
Chapel Cottage is a delightful Grade II Listed home, set in the heart of sought-after Bosham. The property dates from the 16th century and features various splendid period details, including a thatched roof, attractive brick elevations and inside, exposed timber beams and impressive fireplace.
The main ground-floor living and entertaining room comprises of a sitting area and zoned dining space, with its overhead and vertical timbers and brick-built fireplace with original timber lintel, which is fitted with a woodburning stove. The ground floor also has a well-equipped kitchen with fitted units to base and wall level, an integrated oven and gas hob and built in fridge, freezer, dishwsher and washing machine.
Upstairs there are three bedrooms, one of which is ideal for use as a study. The shower room is found on the ground level.
At the front of the cottage, the gated entrance opens onto a small area of walled garden with various established shrubs and flowering perennials. At the rear there is a small area of gravel terracing directly beside the peaceful Bosham millstream.
The property benefits from its own parking space, located at the rear of the cottage, and there is a 3 phase electric system in place to allow for an EV charging point, if required.
The property lies in the heart of Bosham in the Chichester Harbour Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The village is a pretty setting with plenty of historic buildings, Saxon church and a quay, renowned sailing club, popular craft centre, and tea rooms. There are also two local pubs and a primary school in Old Bosham, plus a post office and small supermarket just outside the village.
Chichester is within easy reach, with its excellent choice of shopping, restaurants, cafés, leisure and cultural facilities. Bosham’s mainline station offers services to London Victoria and London Waterloo, with some connecting at Havant. By road, the nearby A27 connects to Chichester and towards Brighton and the A23 to the east, and Portsmouth, the A3(M) and the M27 to the west.