3 Raughmere Court originally formed a series of attached farm outbuildings and features red brick elevations part-faced with black-painted weatherboarding, and inside the many exposed beams evidence its interesting heritage. On the lower level, parquet floor covering extends across much of the accommodation and a welcoming reception hallway gives access to a delightful sitting room at the rear of the home. The room features a large, glazed portal to the garden and a corner brick-built fireplace provides an attractive focal point. Sliding internal doors form a divide to the adjacent dining room, offering options to create cosy separate spaces or a larger open reception area. The adjacent kitchen is reached via a wooden sliding door and is fitted with modern wall and base level units with additional storage in the adjoining utility room, which also provides access to the terraced private courtyard. The ground floor also offers a study, equipped with full fibre ultrafast broadband, ideal for home-workers, along with a cloakroom. On the first floor, the principal en suite bedroom is filled with natural light courtesy of southwesterly facing windows and skylights with exposed timbers adorning the part-vaulted ceiling. Three further double bedrooms, one of which has stunning views over East Lavant Church and the Trundle, together with a modern shower room, complete the accommodation on the upper level.


Raughmere Court is situated on the fringes of sought-after Lavant with the stunning Downland landscape as a backdrop providing the ideal setting for walking enthusiasts and bird-watching. The village offers two popular public houses, two churches, a village hall and the Centurion Way pedestrian/cycle path giving access to Chichester. West Stoke village 2 miles distant offers shopping and a café at Design Vintage, with Wellies Tea Rooms nearby.

A range of shopping, leisure and cultural amenities are available at Chichester, including the renowned Festival Theatre and Pallant House Gallery, whilst Goodwood is close by for motor, horse-racing and golf-enthusiasts. The coastal villages of Chichester Harbour provide sailing and opportunities to enjoy water sports.

Chichester and Havant mainline stations offer services into London and along the south coast, and easy access to the A27 offers links to major road networks, including the M27 and M3.

Excellent state and independent schooling can be found in the vicinity, including a primary school in Lavant Village.

An area of garden to the front of the house is enclosed by a low brick wall and a pathway leads to the storm porch at the entrance. A brick wall links to the double garage with power and light and a wooden door leading to the garden, which comprises an entirely private, paved courtyard to the side with walled surround where outdoor dining can be enjoyed. A further pathway gives access into the rear garden which is laid to lawn with hedging and borders to the boundaries containing an attractive selection of mature shrubs and perennial plants. Wooded areas beyond the boundary create privacy and seclusion in the garden and nature-lovers can delight in the haven the trees provide for wildlife.