• Pretty west facing garden. +
• 2 first floor bedrooms +
• In need of modernisation +
• Sitting room +
• Side access to small courtyard +
• Grade II listed cottage +
• Bathroom +
• Gas central heating +
• Open plan kitchen/dining room +
• Close to city centre and local shops and doctors surgery +

DESCRIPTION:

Situated at the upper end of Broyle Road and on the corner with the cul-de-sac of Springfield, 148 Broyle Road is a charming Grade II listed end of terrace cottage believed to date from the early 1800s. Although in need of considerable renovation and redecoration, the property has an attractive red brick front elevation, sits under a tiled hipped roof, and has side and rear garden areas. The accommodation on the ground floor includes a sitting room to the front with exposed floorboards and fireplace, a separate dining room being semi open plan to a kitchen at the rear, and an entrance lobby to the side with WC. On the first floor, there are 2 bedrooms and a bathroom/WC. The property also benefits from gas central heating to radiators.

Outside, a side gate from the front of the property opens to a south facing courtyard garden, which leads to a pretty west facing rear garden with lawn and mature shrubbery.

Local Authority – Chichester District Council

Council Tax Band – Band D

EPC Rating – N/A listed

LOCATION:

The property is located in Summersdale, one of the most popular locations in Chichester due to its easy access to Chichester city centre, local schools and facilities.

There is a local sub-Post Office and store on The Broadway, a medical centre on Lavant Road, and a regular bus service runs from the main road into the city centre. Brandy Hole Copse, an enchanting 15-acre woodland nature reserve, and Centurion Way, a 9km cycleway (connecting Chichester to West Dean), are all within walking distance of the property.

The cathedral city of Chichester offers excellent high-street shopping and many fashionable restaurants, cafes and bars, a leisure centre with swimming pool, sports clubs, cinemas, and is home to the Pallant House Gallery and the renowned Festival Theatre. It also has a railway station with regular services to London (Victoria) and along the coast to Portsmouth and Brighton. The Goodwood Estate, situated just to the north of Chichester, is famous for its many sporting event days including the much-celebrated Festival of Speed and Goodwood Revival for motor racing enthusiasts, and a season of horseracing including the Glorious Goodwood Festival.