New Park Road, Chichester

New Park road, a stones throw from the renowned Festival Theatre, is a picturesque, tree lined road within striking distance Chichester City centre. This three bedroom Victorian home offers the benefits of town living, with the rare advantage of garage parking.

Accommodation
This attractive, Victorian, flint and brick home, has sash windows throughout and can be entered through a beautiful, partially stained glass door. The living room, approached from the hallway, is of a generous size, has an open fire and overlooks Jubilee gardens. Double doors lead through to a separate dining room, also with an open fireplace. To the rear of this substantial home is an extension, built in 1986, housing a light and bright kitchen breakfast room. With ample room for a family breakfast table, this is a social space, with plenty of worktop and kitchen units and space for a fridge freezer, washing machine, dishwasher and currently a gas cooker. There are glazed double doors for access to the garden and a separate area for boots and coats, as well as a further door to the garden.

To the first floor you will find the principal bedroom, also overlooking Jubilee Gardens. There is an ensuite shower room and a wall of fitted wardrobes. A family bathroom and a single bedroom complete this floor.
To the second floor you will find bedroom two, full of character, this bedroom also has a built in wardrobe and useful eaves storage.

Outside
There is a passage to the side of the property, giving pedestrian access to the rear garden. The garden is paved, with flower beds and raised brick planters. There is a door giving access to a large garage with parking for one car and a separate workshop. Beyond the garage there is a further parking space. A lane at the rear of the property gives access to the garage and parking.

Location
New Park Road is located within the heart of Chichester's city centre near St Richards Hospital and overlooking parkland and the city's historic Roman wall. The city centre offers a wide selection of shops, cafes, pubs, bars, restaurants and notable attractions such as The Pallant House Gallery and Festival Theatre along with a mainline rail station. The latter offering services to London Victoria. Just to the north of Chichester lie the rolling foothills of The South Downs National Park and the popular Goodwood Estate. To the south are the calm waters and inlets of Chichester Harbour and at the mouth of the harbour lie the beaches of West Wittering and East Head.

Information
Tenure - Freehold
Council Tax Band – F
Broadband Speed - Up to 70mbps
Mobile Coverage - EE, Three, O2