A red-brick, family home, which is elevated on its plot, taking full advantage of the enviable views afforded across undulating countryside to Arundel Castle. Perryvale offers well-presented, spacious and versatile accommodation, with the benefit of an attached cottage (Perry Cottage) which offers additional accommodation for visiting guests, or a practical solution for a dependent relative.

On the ground floor of Perryvale, a reception hall gives access to a formal dining room and to the adjacent drawing room, both having fireplaces and exposed beams to the ceiling. Tri-fold doors from the drawing room open onto a large timber balcony, supported by stilts, which wraps the south and westerly sides of the house, with steps leading down to the garden. A spacious kitchen/breakfast room has timber floor covering and is fitted with modern, wood fronted units, with a central island, providing space for informal dining. A door from the kitchen leads to an inner hallway, giving access to Perry Cottage which is situated above the lower ground floor garage and workshop block. Double doors from the reception room open onto a second timber balcony, which runs the length of the cottage accommodation, with a westerly aspect offering the ideal spot for enjoying sundowners at the end of a busy day.

The first floor of the main house comprises four bedrooms, along with a family bathroom and a dressing room. Ethernet is available in all principal rooms providing speed, reliability and security, ideal for working from home.

Timber gates give access to a gravel driveway leading to the garages and the front of the house and provides parking for numerous cars. The garden is mainly laid to lawn allowing open views, with mature shrubs and trees planted in pockets to provide interest. Outdoor living spaces are provided on the two balconies, where dining and relaxing, whilst taking in the panoramic outlook, can be enjoyed.

Perryvale occupies a wonderful position in the peaceful hamlet of Wepham in the South Downs National Park some 3 miles from Arundel and just half a mile from the village of Burpham with its 11th century church and well-known public house, The George & Dragon. Arundel, home of the Duke of Norfolk, is notable for its Castle, Cathedral, a good range of shopping facilities restaurants and antique shops. The town is also just 3 miles north of the beaches of the south coast. Sailing may be enjoyed from the marina at Littlehampton or further to the west at Chichester Marina.

Chichester offers a wider range of shopping facilities, in addition to the renowned Festival Theatre and Goodwood, which hosts events for horseracing and motoring enthusiasts. There are many miles of foot and bridle paths.