An appealing attached period cottage and self- contained shop with scope to improve boasting a south facing courtyard in this historic town.

- 2 Bedrooms
- Grade II Listed
- Courtyard Garden
- No Onward Chain
- Shop

Description

Set in the heart of Petworth and comprising an appealing Grade II Listed cottage with shop premises, the property offers great scope for updating to create a home with immense charm and character.

Accommodation

Entrance Porch : Wall mounted gas fired boiler, radiator, door to :

Kitchen / Dining Room : Range of kitchen furniture with worktop range with sink and electric hob. Spaces for washing machine and fridge freezer, built-in single oven, shelved larder cupboard, feature beams, part wood panelled walls, radiator.

Shower Room : Corner shower enclosure, WC and wash hand basin.

Sitting Room : Dual aspect with feature beams and fireplace, wall light points and stairs to first floor with cupboard.

Landing : Hatch to loft

Bedroom : Double bedroom with radiator, light point and wardrobe.

Bedroom : Double bedroom with radiator and fitted wardrobes.

Outside

Courtyard Garden : Approached from a gate in the wall from the car park the garden is terraced with ornamental beds and is screened by fencing and wall. Steps lead down to agate to Pound Street and access to:
Shop : Comprising 2 areas with windows with deep sill onto Pound Street. Steps to barrel vaulted rear area and Cloakroom with WC and wash hand basin.

Situation : Petworth has many independent shops, cafes, antique shops and restaurants with local inns and is renowned for Petworth House with its glorious 750 acre deer park.

General

Services
Mians water electricity, drainage and gas. Gas fired heating to the cottage.

Local Authority
Chichester District Council

Council Tax
Tax band – C - £1926.96

Shop Rateable Value
£3,700 (to be confirmed)

Tenure
£395,000 freehold

GRADE II LISTED

Disclaimer

Comyn and James would like to inform all prospective purchasers that these sale details have been prepared in good faith for a fair overall view of the property only and do not constitute part of an offer or a contract. All descriptions of dimensions and areas, reference to condition, permissions, covenants and boundaries are given as a guide and must not be relied on as a statement of fact. No person in the employment of Comyn and James LLP has authority to make any representation or warranty in relation to the property as we have not carried out a structural survey or tested services, appliances, or fittings. Photographs and floor plans show only certain aspects of the property at the time they were taken and it should not be assumed that the property remains exactly as it is shown. There may be a small discrepancy between measurements shown on the floorplan due to Niche metric conversion. Prospective purchasers should make specific enquiries concerning any matters of particular importance affecting a decision to view or purchase the property and are strongly advised to contact the office regarding the availability of the property before undertaking any journeys and incurring any abortive costs.
Note : Comyn and James wish to point out that the google map marker and street scene may not show the exact location correctly as it will usually show the centre of the property’s post code. Every effort has been made to try to ensure that the marker is in the correct place wherever possible. Comyn and James would also point out that Google maps are frequently out of date and do not show the true surroundings. If this is an important factor in a decision to view or purchase then please contact this office for further information and confirmation of the setting.
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Important information regarding cybercrime. It has come to our attention that computer hackers are seeking to target property transactions to access funds. As we understand it, they will either hack a phone, tablet or PC, maybe by sending out a random email which mistakenly gets opened, or even whilst opening a website, which gives them access to that machine.

The reason for us mentioning this is to you is to alert you that once they have gained access, they can monitor email correspondence, without you knowing, throughout a transaction. Then, at a relevant point, e.g. just before exchange of contracts, they can send an email to a client mirroring that of their solicitor asking for funds to be transferred to a certain bank account. That money then, of course, disappears.

Fortunately, we have not had such an instance but, feel it important to highlight the fact that if you do receive an email requesting funds, it is worth double checking with the person concerned by phone that it is genuine and the bank details are correct, before sending money. This could, of course, affect other areas of finance beyond property. Many solicitors are starting to highlight this point now, but for safety, we would urge you to be vigilant and check before sending money or passing on any personal details regarding any bank or credit card information.