6 bedroom link detached house

This charming residence defies expectations from the outside. What appears to be a quaint cottage façade unfolds into a spectacular family home, ingeniously extended over the years to create an expansive haven of comfort and elegance. The house has Historical significance and in parts dates back to 1642.

In the heart of the home is a wonderful kitchen/breakfast room, which seamlessly opens to a morning room, offering views across the rear garden to the valley beyond, creating a captivating backdrop to daily life.

There are three reception rooms on the ground floor, each designed to cater to various aspects of family life. Two ground floor bedrooms, both with ensuites including the main bedroom suite which boasts an extensive dressing room, and overall, provides level living convenience.

Ascend various staircases to discover four further bedrooms on the first floor, two of which benefit from ensuite facilities. The clever layout ensures privacy and functionality.

The house further possesses a dining room, gym, utility, and laundry room, further elevating the quality of living in this extraordinary residence.

The outside is a particular highlight, offering outstanding panoramic views over the countryside. Enjoy delightful entertaining areas, including a raised terrace, an oak-framed pavilion which was purchased at the Chelsea Flower Show, along with many of the flowers planted. A sun terrace and expansive level lawned areas, creating an idyllic setting for gatherings and relaxation. There is ample space for adding a kitchen garden or a swimming pool (Subject to planning)

Parking is by way of a detached barn for two cars with a room over which could be converted (STP) to create further living space. With further ample gated off-road parking for numerous vehicles, convenient for both residents and guests.

The house is located within the heart of Lodsworth, within close proximity to local amenities including the tennis court, cricket field, football area, croquet lawn, award-winning pub, and village shop.

Primrose Cottage occupies a prime position within the heart of Lodsworth village. The village is set in the rolling West Sussex countryside within the South Downs National Park and is home to The Hollist, the village pub, and the Lodsworth Larder, the award-winning village shop opened, run and staffed by the village community.

The nearby towns of Petworth and Midhurst offer a wide range of shops and services, whilst more comprehensive shopping and recreational facilities can be found in nearby Petersfield, Guildford and the cathedral city of Chichester. There is good access to London and the south coast via the A3 which links to the M25 and national motorway network. A regular, fast Southwest trains services runs from Haslemere to London Waterloo, with the journey taking about 56 minutes. Gatwick, Heathrow and Southampton are approximately 35, 48 and 45 miles away respectively.
There is a wide range of schools in the area, including Bedales, Ditcham Park and Churchers' College at Petersfield, Seaford College at Petworth, Brookham and Highfield at Liphook, St Edmund's at Hindhead and Charterhouse at Godalming.
Recreational and sporting facilities are superb, with racing at Goodwood and Fontwell, polo at Cowdray Park, golf at Midhurst, Petersfield and Pulborough and sailing off the south coast at Chichester, as well as a wonderful array of footpaths and bridleways that the surrounding countryside has to offer. For the arts, Chichester Festival Theatre is extremely well-renowned, as is the Yvonne Arnaud Theatre in Guildford.

Distances

Petworth - 4 miles
Midhurst - 4 miles
Haslemere - 11 miles (London Waterloo 56 minutes)
Petersfield - 14 miles
Chichester - 16 miles
Guildford - 22 miles
London - 51 miles

(Distances and times are approximate)