A cottage-style porch opens into the characterful sitting room, with its beamed ceiling, terracotta tiled flooring, wide brick-built feature fireplace housing a log burning stove and original wooden latch door to the kitchen adjacent. The kitchen provides a range of wall and base units and leads into the dining room, with a garden view and beyond and access via a partially glazed stable door to the terrace and garden. An additional dual-aspect family room also benefits from convenient access to the terrace. Also on the ground floor is a family shower room and boiler room.

Three well-sized double bedrooms occupy the first floor, with the third bedroom enjoying impressive framed views of the nearby Church of St Anthony and St George. The well-proportioned principal bedroom features a brick fireplace with alcoves to either side, with a family bathroom completing the floor.

Grade II Listed

The property benefits from a substantial plot, with gates opening out onto a large tarmac driveway beside the home offering ample parking for a number of vehicles. There is a pretty front rose garden with white picket fencing, while to the rear and side the garden has uninterrupted countryside and church views. An L-shaped elevated brick-laid terrace offers the perfect setting for al fresco dining, with steps and a low stone built-wall surrounding forming a vibrant rockery. The large garden is mainly lawn, with various sections, curved herbaceous borders, several mature trees and hedging enclosing the plot. There is a separate potting shed and workshop/garden store.

The sought-after West Sussex village of Duncton, with its village hall and Church, sits within an area of outstanding natural beauty in the heart of the South Downs National Park. It is situated around two and a half miles north of the A272, with nearby Midhurst and Petworth offering a wide range of day-to-day amenities and Haslemere providing an even more extensive selection of shopping, recreational and cultural facilities and an attractive period town centre. Chichester is also easily accessible, with excellent local amentiy for shopping, restaurants, cathedral, theatre and art gallery. The coast is less than 15 miles to the south and there are several local golf courses nearby, as well as polo at Cowdray Park and racing at Goodwood. There are a variety of well-regarded schools in the area, including Seaford College, St Ives School and Great Ballard.

Petworth 2.7 miles, Midhurst 7.5 miles, Pulborough station 6.7 miles (London Victoria 1h 11m), Haslemere mainline station 14.6 miles (London Waterloo 49 minutes), London Gatwick Airport 33.1 miles, M3 motorway (Junction 4) 39.8 miles, Central London 55.3 miles