4 bedroom detached house

Nestled on the outskirts of the sought-after village of Lickfold, this enchanting Grade II listed cottage presents a remarkable blend of timeless charm and modern comfort. Meticulously restored, this pretty cottage boasts a wealth of original features that exude warmth and character. With a thoughtfully designed layout, delightful gardens and additional outbuildings, this property truly epitomizes quintessential English cottage living.

The modern fitted kitchen seamlessly blends classic aesthetics with contemporary convenience, with the reception rooms enjoying a variety of spaces, including a family room with rustic exposed stone work. The dining room adorned with double doors leading to the rear garden invites the outdoors in, offering a serene backdrop for meals and gathering. The ground floor also boasts a lounge, with inglenook fireplace and a study, each providing distinct spaces for relaxation or work.

On the first floor the double-aspect principal bedroom boasts an ensuite shower room, with a further three double bedrooms and a family bathroom ensures convenience to all.

Outside you step into a quintessential cottage garden, adorned with an abundance of flowers and trees, creating a tranquil oasis all year round. Tucked away in the garden is an oak framed bothy, which has been converted to home office, an ideal setting for remote work, surrounded by the peaceful ambiance of the garden. The addition of a traditional greenhouse enriches the space, cultivating creativity and tranquillity.

The property furthermore, has an fantastic versatile outbuilding, featuring a living room, shower room, bedroom and separate mezzanine. This space can adapt to your needs, from a guest retreat to an inspiring studio. The outbuilding also has garage space with double doors. There is off road parking for ample cars.

Situated on the outskirts of Lickfold, a small hamlet located in the heart of what is referred to as 'The Golden Triangle', an area bounded by Haslemere to the north and the old market towns of Midhurst and Petworth to the south. Lurgashall village, which is only a mile and a half away, is home to a post office/shop as well as the well-known Noah's Ark public house, believed to date back to 1557. The picturesque village green creates the quintessential English setting.

Comprehensive shopping facilities are available in the towns of Haslemere, Midhurst and Petworth, all of which are a short drive away. A wider range of facilities are available in Guildford and Chichester, which are easily accessed via the A3 and the A283.
Sporting facilities are superb, with racing at Goodwood and Fontwell, polo at Cowdray Park and sailing off the south coast at Chichester.

One of the key benefits of the area is the wonderful array of footpaths and bridleways that the surrounding countryside has to offer, many of which can be immediately accessed from the property.