With distinctive, architectural gables, and rendered and tile-hung elevations, Hamerton offers well-proportioned accommodation with an open-plan ambience and neutral décor throughout. The ground floor comprises a generous drawing room to the rear of the home with a fireplace providing a focal point. Natural light floods inside courtesy of triple aspect windows and a large, glazed bay which incorporates a door to the garden. Decorative cabinets define the open entrance to the dining room creating the perfect environment for hosting guests. On the opposite side of the hall, the kitchen and breakfast area is another bright and spacious room, with ample space for informal dining and an open access into a utility and recess area, which would provide an excellent boot room for storage of outdoor wear after a day out on the water or on the sandy beach. A further reception room offers versatile-use options which might include a snug, a play-room, or perhaps an additional bedroom, if required, which would be ideally situated adjacent to the ground floor shower room.

Hamerton is situated in an exclusive private cul-de-sac in the picturesque village of Itchenor, located in the Chichester Harbour Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The village has a popular public house, a 12th century church, a village hall and renowned sailing club. There is an excellent village shop in nearby Birdham and Chichester beyond offers extensive leisure and retail facilities, together with the renowned Festival Theatre, art galleries, restaurants, cafés and bars. The Blue Flag sandy beach is at West Wittering and Goodwood, with its historic house, country club, horse racing, golf, motor racing and small airfield is easily accessible to the north. The stunning countryside of the South Downs National Park provides exceptional opportunities for walking, horse riding and cycling. Chichester provides train services into Portsmouth, Brighton and central London, whilst the nearby A27 gives access to the M27, the A3(M) and A23. The area has a number of state primary and secondary schools including Birdham CE Primary School, Bishop Luffa School and Chichester High School, as well as noteworthy independent schools.

The property is approached via a paved driveway which provides parking for cars, or storage for a boat, and leads to the detached garage. There is an area of lawn to the front of the house, with decorative flower borders, evergreen hedging and a specimen silver birch tree. The garden to the rear is attractively designed and reflects the curve boundary with a pathway meandering beside a well-stocked border to the far end of the garden where a greenhouse is situated. A large paved terrace, incorporating a circular design, adjoins the rear of the house and provides opportunities for outdoor dining and relaxation.