16 West Street, Storrington, RH20

Sitting in the heart of historic Storrington village, a popular and picturesque location on the South Downs Way, is this stunning Grade II-listed double-fronted house, offering substantial and flexible accommodation. Retaining an abundance of original features, exposed beams and brickwork, this superb property is ideal for those looking for a home within easy reach of all local amenities, transport links, the South Coast, plenty of beautiful open countryside and at the centre of a thriving, welcoming community.

Upon entering the property through a good-sized porch, with lots of space for coats and boots, you are immediately impressed by the level of bright, open space around you and the traditional features. On one side is the charming living room with a brick-built chimney and an open fireplace. On the other side is the dining room, which provides ample space to seat 8-10 people around a large table. An inner hallway leads to the quiet and peaceful fourth bedroom, which is currently being used as a sitting room and overlooks the wonderfully sunny rear courtyard and garden beyond. 

The well-fitted kitchen/breakfast room has a range of eye-level and base units with work surfaces and part-tiled walls above. The sink sits below the window, giving you delightful views over the courtyard, with space for a dishwasher and an under-counter fridge below. Integrated appliances include the double oven and a gas hob, while the breakfast bar has fitted shelving at one end. 

A part-glazed door leads to the courtyard and a further door leads down to the large, dry cellar, which was formerly used as a studio. This room offers ample versatile space and has the potential to be used as a teenager's den or an office. 

Upstairs, the spacious galleried landing provides access to three double bedrooms, the family bathroom and a wonderfully cosy snug, which catches the sunshine all day; perfect for morning coffee, afternoon tea or just relaxing with a book and enjoying the views over your garden. 

All three double bedrooms benefit from fitted wardrobes and cupboards. The well-proportioned family bathroom is part-tiled with a 4-piece white suite, incorporating a panelled bath with a mixer tap and handheld shower as well as a fully enclosed shower cubicle with a sliding glass door. 

Outside is yet another attractive feature of this fabulous property. At the front, a low wall gives way to ample room for potted plants, while an open porch guides you to the front door. At the rear of the property is the gorgeous courtyard, which is a perfect sun-trap all day long. A stunning brick and flint-built double-fronted outbuilding which houses the utility room, a hallway and cloakroom, and a good-sized that is currently used as a music room. This building lends itself to multiple uses, including a fifth bedroom, a self-contained apartment, an artist's studio, an office suite or treatment rooms. 

The substantial walled garden offers a high level of privacy and seclusion, and is just magical! At the back of the courtyard is a brick wall and gate access to a large garden store and the vegetable garden, with bark-covered paths around four raised beds, surrounded by an abundance of mature shrubs and trees. A trellis covered in trailing plants separates this area from the fabulous woodland to the rear, which stretches round to the left. A paved path curves its way through bluebells and hellebores, trailing plants, shrubs and trees, creating a wonderful haven for flora, fauna and wildlife to flourish, and kids to explore.

This outstanding Grade II-listed property is beautifully presented by the current owners and is an absolute must-see for any buyer! With No Onward Chain, it is the perfect opportunity to own a piece of our English history within the heart of a sought-after West Sussex village.

EPC band: C

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