A modern, mid terrace house with garden and dedicated carport parking, situated within a short walk of Barnham village and station.

Key Features

• Open plan kitchen/dining room
• 3 bedrooms (1 en suite)
• Reception room
• Family bathroom
• Cloakroom
• Garden with shed
• 2 bay car port
• Within walking distance of Train Station
• Within walking distance of local schools
• Close to shops and amenities

Full Description

Located in a pleasant residential cul de sac and conveniently located within easy reach of Barnham village with its shops, schools and public transport, this property comprises three bedrooms, two bathrooms, garden and dedicated carport parking.

On entering the house, the entrance hall gives way to the sitting room. This enjoys a bright frontal aspect courtesy of a bay window. An inner hallway has stairs rising to the first floor, while access is gained to the bright open plan kitchen/breakfast/dining room. The kitchen is fitted with a variety of base and eye level cabinets, drawer units, an integral oven, built in gas hob with extractor hood and space for key appliances. This rooms overlooks the rear garden, which is accessed via glazed double doors. Upstairs, the principal bedroom enjoys a garden aspect and an en suite shower room. There are two further bedrooms, complimented by a family bathroom.

Outside, the rear garden is mainly laid to lawn with a wooden decked terrac,e and is fully enclosed by panel fencing. There is a garden shed and a gate for rear access.

LOCATION

Barnham benefits from a range of local amenIties to include convenience stores, a pharmacy, vet, hairdresser and post office, whilst its mainline railway station provides links to London Victoria in approximately 1 hour 30 mins. There are also primary and secondary schools, a doctors surgery and regular bus service to neighbouring villages.

More comprehensive shopping facilities, restaurants and bars may be found in Chichester or Arundel. The surrounding area offers a variety of recreational facilities including a number of golf courses such as Goodwood, which also has a country club. Famous for its horse racing, Goodwood also plays host to the renowned annual Festival of Speed and Revival at its historic motor circuit.

Walking, riding and mountain biking are popular within the South Downs National Park to the north, where pretty rural villages offer good country pubs. Alternatively, the beaches along the south coast area also within easy reach.