Oving Road, Chichester, West Sussex, PO19

An attractive period property, that has been the subject of a comprehensive refurbishment. with the added benefit of a lovely garden and off street parking.

About the Property

A pathway approach gives access to a covered entrance porch. On entering the property an entrance hall extends ahead of you, linking the ground floor accommodation. Situated to the front of the house is a generous sitting room, with a bright aspect and fireplace recess. A similarly proportioned dining room, with fireplace recess, provides a bright second reception space. The kitchen, with door to the garden, has been comprehensively fitted with a variety of both base and eye level units, with built in hob and double oven, and space for key appliances, topped off with attractive kitchen work tops.

Beyond the kitchen is to be found a cloakroom and a contemporary bathroom.

From the reception hall, stairs rise to the first floor landing, and here are to be found three bedrooms. The main bedroom, located to the front of the house is of excellent dimension, almost square, with a fireplace recess and large window providing a bright aspect. The second bedroom, again has a fireplace recess and a garden outlook, whilst the third bedroom also enjoys a garden view and could be considered as a small double room or a generous single.

Outside

Outside to the front there is a small area of garden, enclosed by low level brick walls, whilst the rear garden is an impressive feature of the house. Enclosed by attractive brick walls and hedging, there is a neat area of lawn, with a paved pathway and a garden shed. A rear gate provides access to an area of off road parking, accessed off adjacent Russell Street.

Location

Located to the East of the city centre, Oving Road is ideally situated for local amenities with, for example, Nursery and Primary Schools close by.

The centre of the historic Cathedral City of Chichester (approx 0.7 miles distant) offers a broad range of shopping, cultural and leisure facilities including the renowned Festival Theatre, galleries, museums and restaurants. The appeal of this location is not only its close distance to the city, but also the proximity to the South Downs National Park and Chichester Harbour and is ideally suited for easy access to the A27. Aside from sailing, leisure facilities within the area include golf at Goodwood, bathing from the beaches off West Wittering and the National Trust owned East Head, horse riding, and walking around the harbour and South Downs. Horseracing may also be enjoyed at Goodwood where the annual Festival of Speed, and Revival meetings are also hosted. Rail links are provided from the mainline station with direct services to London (Victoria) and Gatwick Airport.