16 West Street, Storrington, RH20

Nestled in the heart of the historic village of Storrington, a charming and much-loved spot along the South Downs Way, sits this remarkable Grade II-listed double-fronted home. Blending timeless character with versatile living space, this property retains a wealth of period details, including exposed beams and brickwork, making it the perfect choice for those seeking a home close to local amenities, excellent transport connections, the South Coast, and the rolling beauty of the surrounding countryside—all within a thriving, friendly community.

Step inside through the spacious porch—ideal for coats, boots, and everyday essentials—and you’re instantly struck by the light, airy feel and the abundance of traditional features throughout. To one side lies the characterful living room, complete with a brick fireplace and open hearth. Opposite sits the dining room, generously sized to accommodate 8–10 guests, making it perfect for family gatherings and entertaining.

From the inner hall, you’ll find a peaceful fourth bedroom, currently used as a second sitting room, which enjoys delightful views of the sunny rear courtyard and garden.

The well-appointed kitchen and breakfast room features a mix of base and wall units, part-tiled finishes, and ample work surfaces. A sink sits beneath the window, overlooking the courtyard, while integrated appliances include a double oven and gas hob. There is also space for a dishwasher and under-counter fridge. A breakfast bar with fitted shelving completes the room, creating a practical and sociable cooking space.

A glazed door opens onto the courtyard, while another leads to the generous cellar, previously used as a studio. This versatile space offers endless potential, whether as a home office, a teenager’s retreat, or a creative workshop.

Upstairs, a bright galleried landing leads to three well-proportioned double bedrooms, a family bathroom, and a cosy snug that enjoys sunlight throughout the day. This charming nook is ideal for morning coffee, afternoon tea, or simply relaxing with a book while gazing out over the garden.

All three bedrooms come with built-in storage, while the family bathroom offers a four-piece suite with both a panelled bath and a separate shower enclosure.

The outdoor spaces are equally impressive. At the front, a low wall provides the perfect setting for potted plants, while the inviting porch leads you to the entrance. To the rear, the private sun-drenched courtyard is a true highlight, accompanied by a beautiful brick-and-flint outbuilding. This includes a utility room, a cloakroom, a hallway and a spacious room currently used as a music studio. With its flexible layout, the outbuilding could serve as a fifth bedroom, a self-contained annexe, an office suite, a treatment room or artist’s studio.

The substantial walled garden offers complete privacy and a magical setting. Beyond the courtyard, a gate leads to a garden store and vegetable plot with raised beds, framed by mature trees and shrubs. A trellis cloaked in climbing plants separates this from a woodland area, where winding paths meander through bluebells, hellebores, and an array of wildlife-friendly planting. It’s a haven for nature lovers and an enchanting place for children to explore.

Lovingly maintained and beautifully presented by its current owners, this exceptional Grade II-listed home is offered with No Onward Chain—a rare opportunity to secure a slice of English heritage in one of West Sussex’s most sought-after villages.

EPC band: C

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