A charming Grade II Listed flint terrace cottage, believed to date back to the early 19th Century, located in a wonderful residential area towards the top of old town Arundel. The property is presented in fair order throughout and benefits from a pretty and secluded rear garden with views of the cathedral. There is an impressive brick-built detached outbuilding which offers a multitude of uses, including as an artist studio or additional bedroom.

The accommodation comprises sitting/dining room with window to front aspect, enjoying a pleasant outlook towards Bond Street, period fireplace with wood burner, and doorway through to a kitchen with part glazed door to the rear garden, window to rear aspect, range of wall and base units, wooden worktops with butler sink, gas hob with extractor fan over, electric oven, integral slimline dishwasher, understairs storage, wine rack and space for fridge/freezer, terracotta clay tile flooring and stairs leading to first floor.

To the first floor there is a small landing with doors to a double bedroom with window to front aspect again with pleasant views of Bond Street, exposed timber floorboards and stairs to some useful attic storage space with Velux window and eaves storage cupboards. There is a bathroom with window to rear aspect, pedestal hand wash basin, low level WC, bath, feature fireplace, exposed wooden floorboards and storage/airing cupboard housing gas fired central heating boiler.

To the rear of the property there is a twitten that provides useful pedestrian access onto King Street. There is then an area of lawn with pathway leads to a brick built garden room/outbuilding being triple aspect with vaulted ceiling, exposed wooden flooring, space/plumbing for washing machine, small worktop with sink and separate WC. A further lawned area is sided by tree and shrub borders, a timber glazed summer house and wonderful views of the cathedral. The garden offers wonderful privacy and seclusion.

King Street is one of the most sought after roads in Arundel, within a stones throw of the cathedral, within a few hundred yards of the top of the town centre and just a short stroll from the beautiful 1,000 acre Arundel Park.

The delightful town centre of Arundel has a wealth of artisan shops and bistros and is dominated by the Castle of the Duke of Norfolk. The tidal River Arun flows to the Coast and other attractions nearby include the Wild Fowl and Wetlands Centre, the Lido, the beaches to the south and the South Downs National Park to the north. The property is easily accessible to local shopping and leisure facilities, Arundel mainline railway station with regular services to London Victoria in around 1½ hours, whilst good road links via the A27 and A29 are close by. Horse racing can be found at both Fontwell Park and Goodwood. The Goodwood Estate also hosts the famous Festival of Speed and Revival meetings.