Believed to date to C18, Atherington House is a charming property offering period features perfectly blended with up-to-date interior styling to provide a comfortable and versatile home ideally-suited to modern lifestyles. On the ground floor the accommodation offers the sociable setting of a formal dining room which adjoins a spacious, light-filled reception room where a fireplace provides a focal point and glazed doors afford a route out to the garden. The kitchen has rustic ceiling beams and is fitted with wall and base level cabinetry, topped with wood work surfaces, with ancillary space provided by a utility room. A panelled study and a light-filled conservatory complete the ground floor facilities.

The bedroom accommodation is arranged across the two upper levels, with two bedrooms and a smart, family bathroom on the first floor and a further bedroom on the second floor, which offers a quiet retreat at the top of the house. A modern, shower room on the ground floor offers an additional washroom facility, whilst a large cellar provides sub-terranean storage.

Curved walls mark the entrance to the property, with a gravelled driveway leading to an area for parking at the front of the home. The rear garden is aesthetically-designed and well-maintained offering an outdoor sanctuary with paved pathways providing a journey through the grounds. Features include ponds with aquatic planting, flower borders containing colourful varieties of shrubs and perennial plants, areas of lawn and mature trees which provide privacy and dappled shade. Paving adjoins the house with direct access from the conservatory and reception room extending the living environment to the outside to enjoy the southerly aspect. A World War II air raid shelter sits out of sight of the house at the bottom of the garden and there is also a greenhouse and garden store.

Atherington House is situated in a tranquil setting within easy reach of communication links, peaceful walks on the beach at Climping and day-to-day amenities at nearby Yapton village and the town of Arundel. Historic Arundel offers a good selection of independent shops, a supermarket, cafés and restaurants, as well as medical and dental services. It is a popular destination with stunning Arundel Castle and the Cathedral at its heart. Sailing and water sports enthusiasts are within reach of the River Arun and the many centres and beaches around Chichester Harbour and The Solent.
For commuters, trains from Ford offer journeys to London Victoria (approx 1hr 30 mins), with routes also to Arundel, Chichester, Horsham, and Gatwick Airport. The A27 provides road-users with routes to south-coast towns and links to the M25. Well-regarded schooling in the vicinity includes Westbourne House, Dorset House and Great Ballards School, and Seaford College.