King George Gardens, Chichester, West Sussex, PO19

Situated in highly regarded King George Gardens, an elegant townhouse, arranged over three floors and enjoying the benefit of a garden and a garage.

A most appealing town house style property, offering generously proportioned accommodation with three bedrooms and three bathrooms, located just a short distance on foot from local amenities, Chichester's renowned Festival Theatre and the city centre.

The ground floor comprises a reception hall, which leads into a spacious kitchen/breakfast room, with a conservatory off it that connects to the rear garden. A dining room is situated to the front of the house, while a cloakroom completes the ground floor accommodation.

A bright sitting room with twin windows is located on the first floor and enjoys a view over well-tended green space to the front. Located to the rear of the house with a garden view is a bedroom which would also make for an ideal study. A bathroom is located off the landing.

Rising to the second floor and here the main bedroom is to be found with twin windows providing a bright outlook, dual built-in wardrobes and an en suite shower room. There is a further bedroom on this floor, again equipped with a built-in wardrobe and this room too benefits from an en suite bathroom.

Outside
There is a neat immediate garden space to the front of the house, while the rear garden is of low maintenance with an extensive paved space, with mature flowering and fruit plants, shrubs and raised beds enclosed by panel fencing and garden trellis. There is a garden door into the garage located at the bottom of the garden with vehicular access to the rear.

Situation
The property is located within the grounds of the much sought after King George Gardens, the former Royal West Sussex Hospital founded over 200 years ago. The historic centre of Chichester alongside with all the extensive shopping facilities, popular bars and restaurants are nearby and particular features include the proximity to Oaklands Park and that the internationally renowned Festival Theatre is just down the road. Other activities include nearby horse racing, motor racing, flying and golf on the Goodwood Estate, or sailing from Chichester Harbour.

Communications are excellent with a mainline station providing a regular service to London Victoria in about 1 hour 40 minutes, and Havant station provides a faster service to London Waterloo in about 1 hour 20 minutes. The A27 trunk road provides access to Worthing and Brighton to the east and Portsmouth, Havant and Southampton to the west. There are several choices of vehicle routes to London, but the closest is probably the A286 from Chichester via Midhurst, joining the A3 at Milford. The alternative is the A27 joining the A3 at Havant.