West Pallant, Chichester, West Sussex, PO19

This well-presented Grade II Listed period townhouse spread over four floors is located within the ancient city walls of the historic Cathedral City of Chichester

The living room is situated on the ground floor featuring original wooden beams. This reception room further benefits from a wood-burning stove featuring its original brick surrounding, giving this room an attractive focal point. Prior to approaching the dining room, there is a staircase that leads down into the basement which has been beautifully converted to an underground office, perfect for home working. Alternatively, this room could be used for a multitude of purposes such as a library, snug/cinema, or even a wine cellar.

On the ground floor is an open-plan kitchen/dining room. This kitchen has an excellent range of integrated appliances and features a butler sink and wine cooler and a convenient cloakroom with space for a washing machine completes the ground floor accommodation. The bedrooms are arranged over the first and second floors, with the primary bedroom on the lower level featuring original wooden beams and a beautiful dressing room with ample storage space. Further down the landing is a generous contemporary bathroom, with a 4-piece suite which includes a deep-set corner bath, freestanding basin, toilet, and a stunning walk-in shower. The second bedroom can be found on the top floor, completing this beautifully presented home.

Externally is a quaint westerly facing courtyard garden accessible via the back door in the dining room, an early viewing is essential to appreciate the ideal location as well as the accommodation on offer.

Chichester provides a wide variety of cultural, leisure, and shopping facilities, including the internationally renowned Festival Theatre, Pallant House Gallery, and museums. The South Downs National Park can be found to the north of Chichester, as well as the Goodwood estate. Chichester benefits from a mainline rail service to London Victoria (approximately 90 minutes) and the A27 provides access across the Coast to Brighton to the east and Southampton to the west.