• SOUGHT-AFTER LOCATION +
• FIVE BEDROOMS +
• SITTING ROOM +
• KITCHEN/DINING ROOM +
• STUDY +
• FAMILY BATHROOM +
• DOWNSTAIRS CLOAKROOM +
• FRONT AND REAR GARDENS +
• DRIVEWAY PARKING AND GARAGE +
• DELIGHTFUL RURAL SETTING +

DESCRIPTION: Situated in the very heart of this prime West Sussex village, Kenley House offers fantastic accommodation for a growing family. The front garden is part laid to lawn with the remainder being block-paved driveway for several cars. The covered entrance porch has a front door that opens into a central hallway where there are doors to the sitting room, kitchen/dining room, study and downstairs cloakroom. There are stairs to the first floor with a useful storage cupboard underneath.
The sitting room is well-proportioned and is dual aspect, with a window overlooking the front garden and French windows opening out to the rear garden and terrace. A wood-burning stove provides a lovely feature to the room as well as a cosy feel.
Moving through to the kitchen/dining room, this impressive space is approaching 30ft at the widest point and overlooks the rear garden. There is a dining area with French windows out to the terrace, with then a food preparation area that in turn leads to further additional cupboard storage and a pantry, with then another door to outside. The whole offers generous storage with plenty of work top space.
Adjacent to the downstairs cloakroom is a study/family room that has been converted from the former double garage by the current owners. There is a door through from this room into the integrated single garage which has light and power.
Upstairs there is a light and bright landing with doors to the five good sized bedrooms and the family bathroom. There is scope to reconfigure the upstairs accommodation should a further bathroom be required in preference to a fifth bedroom.
Outside, the rear garden is mostly laid to lawn. There is a large patio and the whole is bordered by mature planting.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: The property is a freehold detached house built of traditional brick construction. It is connected to mains water, drainage and electricity. There is double glazing and oil-fired central heating. The local authority is Chichester District Council and the tax band is E. The EPC Rating for the property is band D. For further information regarding mobile phone coverage and estimated broadband speeds, please see the separate link within the online property listing.

LOCATION: For those looking for a rural idyll with a fantastic local community, this home really deserves serious consideration. The property is located within a central position in the highly sought-after village of Milland, which is located on the Hampshire/West Sussex border in South Downs National Park. Within walking distance of the property is The Rising Sun, a well-regarded pub/restaurant, Milland Community village shop and cafe, a popular and well-equipped village hall and a recreation field with tennis courts, playground and outdoor ping-pong table. Additionally, there is Vales Garage, Milland Pottery, and Rakers Yard which is home to Milland Joinery. Hollycombe Primary School is also within walking distance of the property. Public footpaths criss-cross the surrounding countryside offering plenty of opportunity for local walks. Further out of the village there is also Rogate downhill bike park for those seeking an adrenaline rush. Liphook, which is within 4 miles and Liss which is within 5 miles, both offer a good range of shops and a station on the Portsmouth/Waterloo main line. More comprehensive facilities are available in the towns of Haslemere, Midhurst, Petersfield and Chichester, all within easy reach. There is an excellent choice of both state and private schools in the vicinity including Churchers Junior School, Bohunt Secondary School and Midhurst Rother College. The surrounding countryside is renowned for its outstanding natural beauty with much under the ownership of the National Trust or within the South Downs National Park.