Mill Lane, Sidlesham, Chichester, West Sussex, PO20

A charming end of terrace cottage of some character, well presented with contemporary décor, situated on a quiet and desirable lane within a short walk of Pagham harbour.



A delightful cottage, tastefully presented in a contemporary style and enjoying a number of appealing features including a stable front door, external window shutters and fully enclosed garden with a sun terrace to the rear.

The welcoming kitchen/dining room has been fitted with a range of modern wall and base units incorporating several integral appliances such as induction hob and self-cleaning oven. Other features include white herringbone tiled surrounds, undercounter lighting and quartz work tops, in adddition to the attractive ceiling beams and porcelain tiled floor with under floor heating. The sitting room is a cosy space complimented ideally with a log burner, cleverly sited upon a slate hearth. The flooring of reclaimed boards is fully in keeping and a double-glazed door provides a connection to the rear garden. A generous shower room featuring under floor heating, a walk-in shower, low level wc and country style vanity unit completes the ground floor accommodation.

To the first floor there are two bedrooms with the principal bedroom featuring ceiling beams. The second bedroom has an exposed brick wall and a garden view that extends over fields to the rear.

Outside and to the front there is a shingle driveway providing off road parking for one vehicle plus a side access to the rear. The garden is a lovely feature of the property and has a useful garden store outbuilding. There is a shingled area that gives way to lawn with a mature apple tree, while a limestone terrace provides a great social space and is bordered at the back of the garden by a mature hedgerow.

The property is located in an enviable position just yards from the Pagham Harbour Nature Reserve (a Site of Specific Interest (SSSI) and tranquil Sidlesham Quay, believed to be described by Pevsner as ‘a miniature Bosham.’ The quay was once a busy port, loading ships bound for France during the Napoleonic wars, but is now a beautifully tranquil nature reserve, famed for its wide variety of water-birds. Aside from the quay and harbour there are a number of nearby amenities which include a popular primary school, village store, garage, church and two public houses, including the renowned Crab & Lobster.

The cathedral city of Chichester, 6 miles to the north, provides a range of comprehensive shopping, restaurants and bistros. The internationally known Festival Theatre and Pallant House Gallery are just a few examples of further nearby attractions. A bus service runs from the end of the lane to Chichester where there are excellent railway links with regular services to London (Victoria), Gatwick Airport, Brighton, Portsmouth and Southampton.