Causeway, Horsham, RH12

Possibly one of the finest Georgian town houses on the market in the South East. This substantial family residence is Grade II listed and retains many beautiful features original to its late 18th century origins. The front 3 storey elevation, formerly stuccoed, is now attractively brick faced and notable for its classic Georgian symmetry with large sash windows, eaves cornice and central front door. A private pathway to the right of the house, leads to a side access door, and a private vehicle driveway to the left leads to extensive parking and a car-port garage.
The main reception rooms have high ceilings and are flooded with natural light through the large recently restored sash windows. Other features include working shutters, and elegant fireplaces in the dining hall, the drawing room, and the library/morning room. The kitchen opens directly to a breakfast/family room. This is a wonderfully bright space, with sliding doors leading directly out to a secluded and sheltered courtyard, which is part of the landscaped garden.
Upstairs on the first floor, the bedroom accommodation is arranged as 2 large suites, both with dressing rooms and ensuite bath/shower rooms. On the second floor, there are a further 3 substantial bedrooms, a family bathroom, and a kitchen, making this a useful self-contained top floor apartment if desired.
To the rear of the property, and attached to the main house there is a separate self-contained coach house with its own entrance, and adaptable accommodation to offer 1 or 2 bedrooms.

Outside

To the left of the front elevation, a vehicle driveway leads to a substantial parking area for at least 4 cars as well as a double car-port. The garden is designed as 3 distinct garden 'rooms' with a secluded and sheltered courtyard garden formed between the rear elevation of the house, with French doors out from the drawing room, and the sliding glazed doors out from the kitchen/breakfast room. The eye is drawn through an opening in a high hedge into a beautiful lawned flower garden, and a gate leads to a further hidden garden, shaded by mature oak and other specimen trees. In all, the property boundary extends to about 0.372 of an acre.

Situation

The Causeway is at the historic and picturesque heart of the West Sussex market town of Horsham. Lined by plane trees and fine period houses, it is a no through road located within the central conservation area leading from the Market Square and The Carfax. The town centre is predominantly pedestrianised and is accessed at the north end of The Causeway, with St Mary's Church at the southern end. Horsham is well known for its excellent range of shops and restaurants, together with two cinemas and its theatre. Horsham station offers a mainline railway with services to London Victoria and London Bridge in under an hour.

Additional Information

Services: Mains water, electricity, gas, and drainage.
Local Authority - Horsham District Council.
Council Tax Band H.