Believed to have been built around the end of the 19th century for the workers of the Norfolk Estate, the cottage boasts architectural features such as dressed stone window cills, attractive brickwork, particularly on the prominent chimneys and original lever latch internal doors.

The house benefits from a good size 'L' shaped entrance hall with a second access door onto the garden and parking area. The sitting room has an attractive double glazed bay window to the front and an open fire. At the rear of the house the kitchen has a lovely outlook across the rear garden and is fitted with a range of cupboard and drawer units, with wooden work surfaces over, including a butler's sink giving a very traditional style. The kitchen includes an integral fridge freezer and a Rangemaster stainless steel range cooker. A stable door opens to the gardens, whilst the dining room or bedroom four is conveniently positioned alongside the kitchen. The ground floor accommodation is completed by a shower room.

The turning staircase from the entrance hall leads to the landing, naturally lit by a south facing window with three double bedrooms, two having fitted wardrobes, the family bathroom completes the accommodation.

As well as a path to the front door, the house benefits from a driveway providing off road parking. The driveway also gives access to the village green behind the house, as well as serving as rear access for 7 Norfolk Cottages. The rear garden enjoys a lovely mix of lawn, shrubs and small specimen trees, all enclosed by a combination of hedge and fencing boundary.

A beautiful traditional cottage providing a character home in a rural village within the South Downs National Park.
Location
Bury is a delightful rural Village sitting within the South Downs National Park, close to the South Downs Way and open countryside where many outdoor pursuits can be enjoyed. The Village has a thriving community hall, Bury Primary and Dorset House schools, Charlie's Farm Shop and the Squire & Horse public house. The nearest station can be found in Pulborough a couple of miles to the north which has regular trains to London Victoria and London Bridge and the South Coast . The city of Chichester, about 12 miles away, provides an extensive array of shopping and leisure facilities including a marina and surrounding coastal areas for water based activities. The historic town of Arundel with the Castle and Cathedral has many events during the year.

The area around Pulborough also provides a wide range of sporting and recreational facilities including golf, gliding, rugby and football. Of special note is the RSPB nature reserve at Wiggonholt. Pulborough also has both a Tesco and Sainsbury for your local shopping.
Hallway

Shower Room

Sitting Room

Dining Room / Bedroom 4

Kitchen

Landing

Bedroom 1

Bedroom 2

Bedroom 3

Bathroom

Garden