Penwarden Way, Bosham, Chichester, West Sussex, PO18

Recently renovated and occupying an excellent location in Penwarden Way, Bosham, this semi-detached home provides well-appointed accommodation with two reception rooms, two bedrooms, off road parking and a garden of good size.



A semi-detached house, well presented with a number of excellent design choices including the use of attractive cast iron radiators to the ground floor, exposed floorboards to the first floor, and a cast iron feature fireplace in the dining/family room.

Upon entering the property, a reception hall guides you into the sitting room. This light space enjoys a dual aspect with a wide bay window. The dining/family room is well proportioned and configured open plan leading through to the kitchen which is comprehensively fitted and complimented by an adjacent utility room/cloakroom.

Upstairs, the property offers two bedrooms of good size, serviced by a spacious upstairs bathroom. Attractive varnished floorboards compliment both bedrooms and the landing space.

Outside and to the front, the space is largely given over to a superb off road parking area which could accommodate up to three vehicles. This has mature flower and shrub borders. The rear garden is a real asset and of excellent size, fully enclosed by fencing and hedgerows with raised flower beds and a social sun terrace. A garden shed and additional outside store complete the exterior picture.

Note: The substantial loft space has sufficient height for prospective buyers to convert to provide further accommodation (Subject to Planning).

Penwarden Way is located on the edge of the hugely popular and picturesque sailing village of Bosham, associated with the sea since Roman times. Today the quay provides a long established and thriving sailing club and launch access for small craft at most states of the tide. Old Bosham has a fascinating history including the feature of the church within the Bayeux Tapestry. The village also provides a primary school, popular public house overlooking the harbour, a further public house, restaurant, tea rooms, arts & crafts centre, village store, post office, medical centre and a railway station (acessing Portsmouth, London via Havant and Chichester).

Nearby Chichester has a number of cafes, restaurants, shops and cultural facilities to include the renowned Festival Theatre, Pallant House Gallery and Novium museum. Other leisure facilities within the area include golf at either Goodwood or Hunston, blue flag beaches at West Wittering and the National Trust owned East Head, plus horse riding, cyling and walking on the South Downs. Goodwood has a Hotel & Spa and hosts the annual Festival of Speed and Revival meetings, whilst the Racecourse and Motor Circuit have regular events throughout the year.

The mainline station in Chichester provides a regular service to London Victoria in about 1 hour 40 minutes, and Havant station to the west provides a faster service to London Waterloo in about 1 hour 20 minutes.