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Merchants House is a delightful Georgian, Grade II listed townhouse located in the heart of the historic old market town of Petworth. The property was once a vintners and was converted into a house in 2007. The property has well-proportioned accommodation with good ceiling heights, large windows and lots of charm and character. Being arranged over 2 floors, the front door opens in to a very pleasant and spacious double height entrance hall, a door opens into the well fitted kitchen/breakfast room which overlooks the attractive cobbled, pedestrian only Lombard Street. Another door opens into the sitting room which has a large period fireplace incorporating a wood burning stove, French windows that open onto the garden and an opening leads into the spacious dining/garden room. From the hall there is a cloakroom, which also has a door that leads to a storage passage. Another door leads to the cellar steps. An easy rising staircase leads up to the lovely first floor landing, with access to the main bedroom, which is dual aspect and has an en suite shower room, and to the second bedroom and bathroom.

Accessed from the sitting room and garden/dining room is the charming south/west facing walled courtyard garden, which enjoys a great deal of privacy.

Merchants house is quietly situated on the delightful, cobbled Lombard Street in the heart of Petworth, a very central location just off the main market square, within the Conservation Area and within easy access to the excellent range of quality independent and specialist shops and other amenities in the town. Petworth is a picturesque and historic old market town dominated by Petworth House with its beautiful 750 acres of parkland designed by Capability Brown. It is located within the South Downs National Park and has a primary school, three churches, various sporting facilities and a range of vibrant societies including the annual Petworth music and literary festivals. Midhurst (6 miles) has an excellent range of shops as well as the world renowned Cowdray Park Polo Ground and the Cowdray Golf Club. Chichester (15 miles) provides a broader choice with all the major supermarkets and its well renowned Festival Theatre.

In addition, there is horseracing, golf and lots for the motor enthusiast at the famous Goodwood Estate (13 miles). The area provides a good choice of state and independent schools for both boys and girls. Pulborough mainline station (4 miles) provides a service to Gatwick, London Bridge and Victoria (70 mins) and along the coast. Haslemere Station (10 miles) has a fast service to Waterloo (57 mins).

Mains gas, electricity, water and drainage are connected. Heating and hot water is via a gas boiler with radiators.

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