4 bedroom house

Located in a semi-rural position in the South Downs National Park, on the outskirts of the historic town of Arundel, is this collection of beautifully and sympathetically restored and converted barns by the award-winning developer Clarendon Properties.

This last remaining property in this exclusive development of just five wonderful properties has been finished to an exceptionally high standard, fusing character with modern comfort. Throughout all of the conversions great care has been taken to ensure a high standard, luxury finish, including such benefits as bespoke kitchen with stone work surfaces and fully integrated Neff appliances, state of the art underfloor heating via an air source heat pump with the addition of attractive wall mounted feature radiators where appropriate, engineered oak flooring, porcelain tiled flooring and oak doors.

The 4 bedroom converted barn has very attractive elevations, with a combination of brick and flint under high pitched roofs covered in clay tiles. The attached barn features light and airy open-plan living space with a double height vaulted ceiling in the reception area, with wood burning stove, a dining area and a fully fitted kitchen, with a walk-in larder, plus an entrance hall, cloakroom and utility room. Also on the ground floor is a double bedroom with an en suite bathroom and dressing room. A wooden staircase rises to a large landing and there is a double bedroom with dressing area and en suite shower room and two further double bedrooms, both with en suite shower rooms. A particular feature of the barn are the full height windows in the reception space which gives westerly views over the garden, paddocks and beyond, towards Arundel.

Dukes Barns is a private development located at Blakehurst, a peaceful rural setting, just to the east of Arundel, within the beautiful South Downs National Park and with far reaching rural views across neighbouring farmland and towards Arundel Castle in the distance. The popular town of Arundel (approximately 2.5 miles), is an historic old market town, referred to in the Domesday Book in 1086,
which has a wide range of shops, restaurants, art galleries and many cultural and leisure pursuits accessible to all. One of the most notable landmarks is the magnificent Arundel Castle, the seat of the Duke of Norfolk, which has been open to the public for the last 200 years. Chichester, with its renowned Festival Theatre and extensive shopping facilities, is approx 13 miles to the west and, slightly further afield, is Brighton approx 20 miles. For the horse racing enthusiast, Fontwell Park Racecourse is a mere 7.5 miles away and Goodwood just 14 miles. The famous Goodwood Estate also now hosts many events for the motoring fans. Arundel can be easily reached by road or rail. The mainline rail link takes you in to London Bridge and London Victoria with a 90 minute service. Gatwick airport train station is
approx 40 miles. The A27 is a short distance away to the south.