- A wonderful stone and tiled barn. +
- Light, versatile living spaces with large eat-in kitchen. +
- Balanced and well proportioned accommodation. +
- Fabulous lawned gardens amounting to 0.45 acres. +
- Superb southerly views across farmland to the South Downs. +
- EPC Rating = E +
A characterful stone barn with wonderful views.
Description
Approached through double gates into a large and secure spacious courtyard, The Barn is a charming stone and tiled home reputed to date from the 1820s.
From the welcoming glazed entrance hall the accommodation logically flows into both living and bedrooms. The centrepiece of the barn is the large reception space, perfect for relaxing and entertaining this space comprises of sitting room with a separate dining area with LPG stove to one corner. The fitted kitchen seamlessly flows from the living areas ensuring it is the heart of the home.
On the ground floor a double bedroom and dressing room, both with fitted wardrobes, are served by a bathroom with separate shower cubicle. A separate utility room, and half size garage for storage completes the ground floor.
To the first floor the principal suite is well proportioned, complete with bespoke fitted wardrobes and an en suite bathroom with separate shower cubicle. A second generous bedroom also boasts an en suite bathroom.
A welcoming courtyard area provides ample parking with plenty of space for al fresco dining. The lawned gardens and wide flagstoned terrace are complemented by the outlook over the rural landscape with fabulous southerly views to the South Downs.
Location
The Barn is situated approximately 2.5 miles south of Petworth, and less than half a mile south of the hamlet Heath End, there is a popular farm shop and access to a number of footpaths linking up with Graffham Common and the South Downs Way. The nearby village of Duncton is a village in the lee of the Downs approximately 1 mile south. There are two parish churches in the village, The Cricketers public house, a primary school and Seaford College.
Petworth is a picturesque market town with a good selection of shops and restaurants, surrounded by rolling countryside. Adjoining the town is Petworth House and Park, owned by the National Trust. In July, the annual music and arts festival takes place in Petworth, with other concerts and activities taking place throughout the year. There are numerous sporting activities available in the area, including several local golf courses, racing at Goodwood and polo at Cowdray Park.
Rail services are available from Pulborough a main line station (less than 7 miles away) offering a regular service to Gatwick Airport and London Victoria taking 72 minutes. Haslemere station (14 miles north) provides a frequent service to London Waterloo taking from 49 minutes.
Square Footage: 1,942 sq ft
Acreage: 0.45 Acres
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Additional Info
Services:
Mains water, electricity. Private sewage treatment plant drainage and LPG heating.