Earnley

Nestled in the charming village of Earnley, this magnificent 4 storey Grade II Listed property is a true gem waiting to be discovered set in lovely part walled gardens and grounds of approximately 2 acres with planning consent for further contemporary additions, garaging and a swimming pool.

As you step inside you are greeted with elegance and style including four reception rooms and eight generously sized bedrooms and five bathrooms spread across the house.

This stunning house exudes character and charm, with its period features adding a touch of history and sophistication. From high ceilings to intricate detailing, every corner tells a story of a bygone era.

The attractive gardens and grounds surround the property - inhabited by free range peacocks which roam the grounds.

Viewing is highly recommended.

Earnley is a beautiful countryside village with a medieval grade l listed church at its centre located in the Chichester District of West Sussex, England. It is located 4miles south-west of Chichester, and lies on the
south coast of England.

The village of Earnley is situated approximately 7 miles to the south of Chichester, on the coastal peninsular and is within a mile of the beaches and foreshore.

Locally, in the neighbouring villages of Bracklesham Bay, East Wittering and West Wittering, which provide a good range of facilities including a butchers, fishmongers, bakers and some lovely independent restaurants and country pubs.

The village is conveniently located for access to many of the south coast’s best sailing and coastal facilities. The waters of the Solent are particularly popular with sailors, surfers, and kite surfers. Itchenor Sailing Club and Chichester Marina are within 4.5 miles and 5 miles respectively.

The National Trust Reserve of East Head has perhaps the most picturesque beach in West Sussex. A few minutes walk from Earnley Place itself lies Medmerry nature reserve, one of the most wild and wonderful reserves on the south coast of England. It offers long walks and bike rides, with panoramic views, glorious sunsets and plenty of wildlife. The reserve has 6.25 miles of trails.

The Cathedral City of Chichester provides a comprehensive range of shops, bars, and restaurants, arranged partly within the old Roman walls, now a pedestrianised area.