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Sandy Lane, East Ashling, PO18

3 Bed │ 2 Bath │ 3 Rec

In Excess of £1,100,000

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Chichester

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Key features

Grade II listed
South Down National Park
Sitting room
Dining room
Kitchen/breakfast room
Study & utility
Bathroom/WC
En-suite shower/WC
Attractive gardens (1/3 acre)

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Full description

A period cottage which has retained immense character which includes exposed beams and attractive inglenook fireplaces with stoves.

Situated in the village of East Ashling, the property enjoys a semi-rural position towards the end of a quiet lane. All of the principal reception rooms are surprisingly spacious and enjoy a dual aspect. Off the kitchen there is a small utility area and study with cloakroom. The principal bedroom is situated on the first floor and benefits from lovely views over the garden, fitted wardrobes and a spacious en-suite facility. Two further bedrooms (one with en-suite cloakroom) and a family bathroom/WC can also be found on the first floor.

As mentioned previously, the property stands in garden measuring approximately 1/3 acre with a large gravelled area to the front providing off-road parking for a number of vehicles. To the side/rear a timber garage and separate workshop can be found. Access to the front of the property is via an electric gate. The enclosed and secluded garden is well-maintained and principally laid to lawn.

Chichester District Council - 23/24 Tax Band G £3,478.50

From the Northgate roundabout, take the north west exit signposted to Funtington (St Pauls Road - B2178). Continue on this road for approximately three miles, and shortly after entering East Ashling, turn left into Sandy Lane. The property is towards the end on the left. What3words - engaging.sleeping.lyrics

Situation

East Ashling is located north west of Chichester and has a local village pub. The area is a paradise for wildlife enthusiasts, with beautiful walks and cycle tracks over Kingley Vale and the South Downs to the north and around Chichester Harbour to the south. Local amenities can be found in nearby Funtington and Bosham. The cathedral city of Chichester offers excellent high street shopping, many fashionable restaurants, cafes and bars, the Festival Theatre and a mainline station to London Victoria. Goodwood is famous for its many event days including the world renowned Festival of Speed and Goodwood Revival for motor racing enthusiasts and a season of horse racing including the Qatar Goodwood Festival.

Council Tax Band: G

Tenure: Freehold

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Why live in Chichester?

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We consider ourselves very lucky to be working in a city that blends so many different architectural styles, from elegant Georgian buildings to contemporary new apartments and waterside properties that overlook the harbour.

In 2013, The Sunday Times listed Chichester as one of the top places to live in the UK with ‘something for everyone’ – and they weren’t wrong. Chichester is a cathedral city, a county town and home to some of the oldest churches and buildings in the country. There are many well-regarded public and state schools in the local area with further and higher education options available from Chichester College, West Dean College and the University of Chichester. Our great schools have always made Chichester very appealing for those looking for the perfect place to raise a family.

Our city centre is a shopper’s paradise and there are great places to eat and drink, from elegant restaurants to cosy cafés and pubs, all set along the city’s four main streets. Chichester Cathedral on West Street dominates the skyline and, on summer afternoons, its grounds are filled with local people enjoying picnics. In the evenings, the Cathedral plays a central part in the city’s nightlife by hosting classical music events.

Chichester has a number of public parks, the Chichester Tennis and Racquets Fitness Club and Westgate Leisure Centre, where you’ll find a large swimming pool and skate park and, if sailing is your thing, Chichester Harbour is a haven for you. There really is so much to do here you’ll be spoilt for choice; spend the day on one of the many local beaches, stretch your legs on the stunning South Downs or catch a show at the Festival Theatre before it moves to a permanent home in London’s West End.

If you’d like to buy, sell or let a property in Chichester, get in touch with your local team and discover the Henry Adams difference for yourself.