Priory Road offers generous and incredibly adaptable accommodation arranged over three floors. The property could easily be arranged as a four bedroom, two bathroom property, depending on what is required.

Glazed double doors open from the hallway into a light-filled sitting room centred around a feature fireplace and a dining area beyond with glazed doors to the conservatory. This garden room offers the pleasing sense of being outside in the garden whatever the weather and the perfect spot to sit and relax. A door from the dining area provides a link to the adjoining kitchen, which can also be reached directly from the hallway. Fitted with modern, wall and base level units in a neutral tone, the kitchen has a window offering an outlook over the delightful courtyard garden. A cloakroom completes the ground floor accommodation. The first floor comprises a generously proportioned principal bedroom with dressing area, fabulous vistas of Priory Park and a spacious en suite bathroom and two double wardrobes. There is also a utility room on this floor. A further stairway rises to the second floor where an equally well-proportioned, en suite bedroom, again with beautiful views and fitted wardrobes, is situated. On the landing a series of steps lead up to library/study area which offers a bijou working retreat, if required.

The property is at the end of the terrace and has a low brick-wall with hedging fronting a footpath and encloses a small area of garden. The rear garden is accessible via a gated entrance in the walled boundary at the back of the property. Enjoying a south-west facing aspect, a paved courtyard offers an outdoor haven and a lovely sense of seclusion, with trellises of fragrant and evergreen climbing plants decorating the walls and raised brick planted borders providing a pretty display. There is residents parking for one car in front of the back gate.

The property is in the sought-after setting within the Roman Walls which circle the heart of the cathedral city and is situated opposite Priory Park, which offers a delightful open space for recreation with a cricket pitch and a café. Side access via a gated passageway at the rear of the property provides a shortcut to the shops in North Street and Chichester offers a wide range of cultural, leisure and shopping facilities, including the renowned Festival Theatre and Pallant House Gallery, with New Park Cinema being just a short distance from the house. Goodwood, to the north, is well known for its horse racing events in addition to the Festival of Speed and Revival Meetings which it hosts. A country club at Goodwood also offers golf, swimming and tennis. Sailing may be enjoyed from centres around Chichester Harbour and bathing and windsurfing from the beaches at the Witterings. The mainline station provides access along the south coast, to London Victoria via Gatwick and to London Waterloo via Havant. The A27, provides access to the A3(M) and on to the M25. Excellent schooling can be found in the area in both state and independent sectors.