The Street, Bury

A spacious two bedroom apartment situated on the second floor of this stunning period building within the picturesque village of Bury. Set within stunning gardens and offering the most spectacular views of the surrounding countryside, it is considered this property requires refurbishment internally.

DESCRIPTION
This spacious apartment is situated on the second floor of Bury House which became nobel prize winning novelist and playwright, John Galsworthy’s country home in 1926. The building was converted in 2004 to provide six apartments and is set in the most stunning location of Bury. Being Grade II Listed, this property offers a combination of historical significance and architectural beauty with the apartment itself considered to require internal modernisation.

The main features of the property include:

A Long Entrance Hall with bay window to the front offering a view of the surrounding properties and countryside,. There are a range of fitted display units and a further storage cupboard.
Sitting Room This spacious dual aspect room has stone mullion windows, the main window of which offers the most stunning view of the surrounding countryside. This room also features a stone fireplace with inset gas fire.
Kitchen Fitted with a range of units and also incorporating built-in double oven, inset gas hob with chimney style extractor hood over, and a window allowing much natural light into the room and providing a further view of the surrounding countryside.
2 Good Size Double Bedrooms both benefiting from built-in wardrobe cupboards, the principal room of which also features an En-Suite Bathroom which is fitted with a white suite comprising an enclosed panelled bath with shower over, wash basin and low level w.c.
Separate Shower Room Accessed from the entrance hall with fitted corner shower unit, wash hand basin and low level w.c.

OUTSIDE
The property enjoys the use of beautiful south facing communal gardens which are mainly laid to lawn with mature trees, shrubs and an ornamental pond with fountain. There is allocated parking for two cars, together with further visitor parking.

AMENITIES
Local: Bury is a pretty Downland village at the foot of the South Downs. Pulborough, which is about 3 miles to the north-east, has a good range of local shops, including 2 supermarkets, and a mainline station to London (Victoria).
Towns and Cities Pulborough (approximaterly 3.2 miles) Arundel (approximately 6 miles), Petworth (approximately 6 miles).
The historic city of Chichester is approximately 12 miles to the south-west with many interesting shops and the renowned Festival Theatre. Gatwick Airport is conveniently accessible to the north.
Transport: Pulborough Station (approximately 3.27 miles) with services to London Victoria. A24 and A23 to London, Gatwick Airport and the national motorway network. Schools: Schools in the area include Bury C of E Primary School, St. James’ C of E Primary School, Coldwaltham, St Mary’s C of E Primary School, Pulborough, Seaford College, Dorset House School, Great Ballard School, Pennthorpe Preparatory School and Windlesham House School.
Leisure: South Downs National Park, cross county schooling course at Coombelands Equestrian at Pulborough, horse racing at Goodwood and Fontwell, polo at Cowdray and Knepp Castle, golf at The West Sussex course at Pulborough, the Festival of Speed at Goodwood, theatres at Horsham, Guildford and Chichester.