A charming and superbly presented detached cottage within the South Downs National Park that forms part of the Castle Goring Estate. Externally this charming character property sits pretty in the plot with its original facade and casement windows in fine order having been painstakingly refurbished. Our vendor has over the past twelve months attended to many items around the home improving upon a previous refurbishment with fine attention to detail.

Internally this home has a cosy yet bright feel with plenty of period features and an abundance of windows taking in the Sussex sunshine. The retained features include but are not limited to, fireplaces with a recently installed wood burner to the reception, lead and casement windows, beams, exposed brick walls and bead and butt internal doors with period latches. Retaining character this home is fit for modern living with a lovely modern range of kitchen units by 'Neptune' fitted to complement the age of the house. The bathroom is beautifully appointed with a gorgeous stand-alone tub with a floor-mounted mixer,WC and a vanity unit-mounted basin with marble countertop. The principal bedroom suite boasts an en-suite with a modern take on the traditional white suite comprising a double shower, basin and WC. Our floorplan shows the layout of the accommodation from which you will see that all three bedrooms are doubles with the principle of a substantial size. The reception is just the right side of spacious whilst retaining a cottage feel and there is the benefit of a large utility room housing the gas boiler and having plumbing for the laundry and a downstairs cloakroom.

This Grade ll-listed home has a superb garden with a large lawn and established planting greeting visitors as they walk through the gate. The dog-friendly gardens sweep around to the rear where there is an additional lawn which is fenced and wall enclosed with established planting. There are dedicated seating areas for entertaining with raised wooden planters designed to separate the area and add shelter. There is ample parking on hardstanding which is entered through a five-bar wooden gate from the lane. A particular benefit is an additional store adjacent to the house in which there is the remains of a brick kiln which harks back to the home's original use within the estate. The store has planning permission for extension and conversion into a separate study/small annexe.

Castle Goring Way is conveniently positioned for the towns of Worthing and Arundel with the A27 and A24 nearby. Both towns have access to London by train with direct links to Waterloo, London Bridge and Victoria Stations. The Coach and Horses country pub is within 500 yards and there is a footpath to a Tesco store with additional independent shops within.