St. Paul's Road, Chichester, West Sussex, PO19

A highly characterful period townhouse with bags of personality and lots of lovely Victorian features. Just a stone’s throw from Chichester’s North Wall and within a two minute walk of the High Street, this beautiful three bedroom Semi has a coveted parking space and tranquil west facing courtyard boasting a home office/hobby room.

Stylish and immaculately presented throughout, the heart of the house is a large open-plan kitchen/breakfast room with steps leading up to a dining hall. The fully-fitted kitchen features integrated appliances and the dining area has a cosy wood burner. A separate living room has an attractive open fireplace and built-in shelving units, which together with a WC completes the ground floor accommodation.

The downstairs basement room has been tanked and is a warm and welcome additional reception area which could either be used as an occasional bedroom, cinema room or office.

The striking kitchen has bi-folding doors opening to a flint walled courtyard which features many mature plants, including a fig tree. In addition to the garden room there is a sizeable shed which is currently being used as a utility room – although there is ample space at the side of the house to extend and create further space for this, subject to planning.

The historic Cathedral City of Chichester which 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.

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A highly characterful period townhouse with bags of personality and lots of lovely Victorian features. Just a stone’s throw from Chichester’s North Wall and within a two minute walk of the High Street, this beautiful three bedroom Semi has a coveted parking space and tranquil west facing courtyard boasting a home office/hobby room.

Stylish and immaculately presented throughout, the heart of the house is a large open-plan kitchen/breakfast room with steps leading up to a dining hall. The fully-fitted kitchen features integrated appliances and the dining area has a cosy wood burner. A separate living room has an attractive open fireplace and built-in shelving units, which together with a WC completes the ground floor accommodation.

The downstairs basement room has been tanked and is a warm and welcome additional reception area which could either be used as an occasional bedroom, cinema room or office.

The striking kitchen has bi-folding doors opening to a flint walled courtyard which features many mature plants, including a fig tree. In addition to the garden room there is a sizeable shed which is currently being used as a utility room – although there is ample space at the side of the house to extend and create further space for this, subject to planning.

The historic Cathedral City of Chichester which 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.