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This property is no longer on the market
Floorplan
Map2 bedroom terraced house
Study
Terraced house
2 beds
1 bath
968
EPC rating: E
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band D
Broadband: Ultra-fast 1000Mbps *
Mobile signal:
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Features and description
- Regency Georgian Cottage
- Sash Windows & Oak Flooring
- 2 Reception Rooms with Dual Sided Log Burner
- Kitchen/Dining Room
- 2 Double Bedrooms
- Luxurious Bathroom
- Mature Cottage Garden
- Outstanding Views
- Planning Permission for Summerhouse / Office
A fabulous Regency Georgian terraced COTTAGE in the heart of AMBERLEY village. Extend and Refurbished and boasting IMMACULATELY PRESENTED accommodation. With a SOUTH FACING cottage garden with ENJOYS STUNNING VIEWS.
Amberley is called 'The Pearl Of Sussex', for as well as being outstandingly beautiful and overlooking the Wildbrooks nature reserve, it enjoys some of the finest facilities in the country; luxury hotel 'Amberley Castle', the legendary Amberley Pottery, tea rooms, two pubs/restaurants with accommodation, plus an excellent village shop and post office are just a few of the highlights.
The cottage is located on prestigious Church St and was constructed from stone in 1822 in the Regency style of the Georgian period. Windows are large and the property has high ceilings so the cottage is bright and airy. Approached by wide steps leading up to the front door, the two reception rooms feature a dual-sided, log burner that keeps the cottage toasty in winter and is picture perfect!
The cottage was extensively re-modelled in 2014, with an extension to the rear that takes full advantage of the stunning views across the South Downs National Park. Here the kitchen/dining room is over 19 feet in length with double French Doors opening onto two terraces of a 117 ft, south-facing garden. There is also planning permission for a garden room that can be used for exercise, as a home office or as a summerhouse.
Upstairs a generous landing accesses two double bedrooms, a large, newly refurbished bathroom with underfloor heating and a separate utility room housing a washing machine and tumble dryer. The front bedroom features a walk-in closet and at the end of the landing an open tread staircase gives access to a large and useful storage area beneath the eaves. There is further storage space in a large loft accessed by a pull-down ladder housing the boiler and mega flow hot water cylinder.
Amberley is called 'The Pearl Of Sussex', for as well as being outstandingly beautiful and overlooking the Wildbrooks nature reserve, it enjoys some of the finest facilities in the country; luxury hotel 'Amberley Castle', the legendary Amberley Pottery, tea rooms, two pubs/restaurants with accommodation, plus an excellent village shop and post office are just a few of the highlights.
The cottage is located on prestigious Church St and was constructed from stone in 1822 in the Regency style of the Georgian period. Windows are large and the property has high ceilings so the cottage is bright and airy. Approached by wide steps leading up to the front door, the two reception rooms feature a dual-sided, log burner that keeps the cottage toasty in winter and is picture perfect!
The cottage was extensively re-modelled in 2014, with an extension to the rear that takes full advantage of the stunning views across the South Downs National Park. Here the kitchen/dining room is over 19 feet in length with double French Doors opening onto two terraces of a 117 ft, south-facing garden. There is also planning permission for a garden room that can be used for exercise, as a home office or as a summerhouse.
Upstairs a generous landing accesses two double bedrooms, a large, newly refurbished bathroom with underfloor heating and a separate utility room housing a washing machine and tumble dryer. The front bedroom features a walk-in closet and at the end of the landing an open tread staircase gives access to a large and useful storage area beneath the eaves. There is further storage space in a large loft accessed by a pull-down ladder housing the boiler and mega flow hot water cylinder.
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Our Arundel office is situated in the centre of this beautiful historic town and specialises in offering a bespoke service selling houses. Arundel itself is famous for its Castle, Cathedral and the River Arun. The town offers a wide variety of properties from bijou riverside cottages to substantial townhouses. Beautiful country homes are situated in nearby villages such as Burpham, Wepham and Warningcamp all of which are located in the South Downs National Park. The market town of Arundel is well served with its own mainline train station offering a London and coastal service together with easy access to both the A27 and A29 and Gatwick close by. The town provides a broad selection of shopping and restaurant facilities catering for all tastes. With regular activities in The Playhouse, Cathedral, open air lido and the annual Art Festival, Arundel appeals not only to those wishing to live in the town but also as a place for the weekend.