Located on East Street within the heart of Chichester's historic city centre, this spacious second floor apartment (1068 sq ft) offers modern and bespoke accommodation and benefits from both allocated off road parking and an electric lift service.



The modern and light accommodation is cleverly arranged over one floor and offers contemporary city living within an elevated and secure situation. As you enter there is a entrance hall leading to a very spacious sitting/dining room with a modern fitted kitchen located at one end. There is a well-proportioned master bedroom with a modern en-suite and ample built in storage. A large second bedroom, also complete with built in storage and a recently modernised family bathroom complete the accommodation.



Outside the apartment is accessed via ground level by both a communal lift and stairwell. There is also one allocated parking bay with turntable parking system.



The apartment is located on East Street in Chichester's city centre and is within an easy walk of all the city has to offer. Historic Chichester is home to some of the country's finest sights, landscapes and leisure pursuits. The internationally known Festival Theatre, Priory Park with its' historic cricket ground and Pallant House Gallery are just a few examples of the nearby facilities. There are excellent schools in the area. In the private sector are Prebendal, Oakwood, Great Ballard, Lavant House, Westbourne House School, Portsmouth Grammar and Bedales. Secondary schools in the public sector in Chichester are Bishop Luffa Church of England and the Girls and Boys High Schools. Chichester is unique in having both a College of Further Education and a University. There are also good yachting facilities at Chichester Marina, Birdham Pool and at Itchenor, home to the Chichester Harbour Conservancy and the Itchenor Sailing Club. The Salterns Way footpath and cycle route is a 12 mile path running from Chichester via Fishbourne to Birdham, Itchenor and on to the lovely sandy Blue Flag beach at West Wittering. At Chichester it connects with the Centurion Way to provide access to the South Downs National Park.