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£1,000,0004 bedroom detached house for sale
Burpham
Chain-free
Study
Recently added
Detached house
4 beds
1 bath
EPC rating: E
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band F
Broadband: Ultra-fast 1800Mbps *
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Features and description
- Substantial Detached Property
- Offering Refurbishment Opportunity
- Spacious kitchen/dining room
- Four Bedrooms
- Double-Aspect Sitting Room
- Attractive flint-walled gardens to the front & 1.75 acres of paddock
- Two Garages & Driveway Parking
- Large Vaulted Art Studio
- No Onward Chain
A detached four-bedroom barn conversion set in attractive flint-walled gardens, with a vaulted studio, garages, and a 1.75-acre paddock. The property requires refurbishment throughout and is offered with NO ONWARD CHAIN.
A detached four-bedroom home, originally converted from a barn over 50 years ago and thoughtfully extended by the current owners, who have enjoyed the property for the past five decades.
The accommodation is approached via an entrance hall, leading into a spacious kitchen/dining room and a door opening onto one of the two interconnecting flint walled gardens. The double-aspect sitting room is light and welcoming. From the opposite side of the kitchen, a door leads to a study, which in turn opens into a useful utility room with an additional external door. A ground floor cloakroom completes the accommodation on the ground floor.
Upstairs, the first floor offers a generous principal double bedroom, two further small double bedrooms, a single bedroom. There is a family bathroom comprising shower over bath, hand wash basin and WC.
Outside, the property is surrounded by attractive gardens. To the front are two charming flint-walled gardens, while to the rear there is a substantial vaulted art studio and two garages positioned against an old flint wall. Beyond the house lies a large paddock of approximately 1.75 acres, divided into three sections and including two small pony stables. A driveway runs along the right-hand side of the property, providing access to the rear gardens and paddock.
The property requires refurbishment and modernisation throughout.
A detached four-bedroom home, originally converted from a barn over 50 years ago and thoughtfully extended by the current owners, who have enjoyed the property for the past five decades.
The accommodation is approached via an entrance hall, leading into a spacious kitchen/dining room and a door opening onto one of the two interconnecting flint walled gardens. The double-aspect sitting room is light and welcoming. From the opposite side of the kitchen, a door leads to a study, which in turn opens into a useful utility room with an additional external door. A ground floor cloakroom completes the accommodation on the ground floor.
Upstairs, the first floor offers a generous principal double bedroom, two further small double bedrooms, a single bedroom. There is a family bathroom comprising shower over bath, hand wash basin and WC.
Outside, the property is surrounded by attractive gardens. To the front are two charming flint-walled gardens, while to the rear there is a substantial vaulted art studio and two garages positioned against an old flint wall. Beyond the house lies a large paddock of approximately 1.75 acres, divided into three sections and including two small pony stables. A driveway runs along the right-hand side of the property, providing access to the rear gardens and paddock.
The property requires refurbishment and modernisation throughout.
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Crime score
Low crime
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About this agent
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.