Shripney Lane, Bognor Regis, PO22

Full description

A stunning example of an attractive period barn conversion which has been sympathetically and skilfully updated in recent years. The open plan living accommodation has double height ceilings, exposed timber beams and large picture windows, flooding the property with light. The contemporary, bespoke, hand crafted kitchen with feature automatic hand water pump sink unit, central island, integral eye level double ovens and American fridge/freezer. There is a separate utility room with rear access to the garden. There are two double bedrooms on the ground floor with access to a stylish 'Jack and Jill' bathroom, complete with feature wet room style shower and double basin vanity unit with WC. On the first floor, off the mezzanine landing there are two further bedrooms, one with en-suite bathroom and the other is open to the mezzanine which could be used as a second reception room.

The landscaped rear garden has a central lawn, undercover entertaining space ideal for al fresco dining, raised decked area ideal for a hot tub. To the front there is a gravel driveway with allocated parking.

Situated on a no through road, in the rural hamlet of Shripney surrounded by properties of a similar age and style. There are a number local amenities close by which include a retail park with Supermarkets, Next and M&S and public house / restaurant. The mainline rail station at Barnham lies some four miles to the north east. The property is also perfectly located for many country pursuits such as walking and mountain biking with miles of footpaths and lanes on its doorstep.

Situation

Shripney is a delightful hamlet located some 2.5 miles north of the seaside town of Bognor Regis and some 6 miles east of the historic cathedral city of Chichester. Mainline rail stations can be found in both Bognor Regis and the nearby village of Barnham (the Victoria Line). Popular beaches can be found close by in Bognor Regis, Felpham and Middleton-on-Sea to name but a few and any number of outdoor activity's such as walking, horse riding, mounting biking, sailing and kayaking can be enjoyed within the local area. The cathedral city of Chichester's historic centre offers an enviable selection of bars, restaurants and shops. Chichester is renowned for the highly regarded Festival Theatre, Pallant House Gallery and its close proximity to The Goodwood Estate, famous for both motor car and horse racing, golf and tennis. To the south of the city is Chichester Harbour (designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty), and within lies the blue flag beach of West Wittering.
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Council Tax Band: F

Tenure: Freehold