A highly desirable and unique wing of this impressive period residence set within a private road enjoying incredible views across the South Downs National Park. The property has been stylishly refurbished with careful consideration given to its many characterful features, including the distinctive Tudor bell housed within the rooftop tower, visible from the front elevation.

The accommodation is both well-proportioned and flexible, arranged over three floors and ideally suited to modern family living. The property offers five bedrooms, three bathrooms, and two reception rooms. Believed to have been constructed in 1867 by the renowned architect Anthony Salvin, the Grade II listed building was divided into four individual homes in 1984.

Throughout the home, impressive high ceilings and large windows allow an abundance of natural light to flood the interior. The welcoming entrance hall immediately sets the tone for the rest of the property. To the right lies a thoughtfully designed kitchen/breakfast room, complete with built-in appliances, a range cooker, and a central island., which flows seamlessly into the formal dining room and opens out onto the southwest-facing gardens beyond. Completing the ground floor is a downstairs cloakroom located further along the hallway.

On the first floor, a charming window seat at the top of the staircase enjoys views over the front of the property. Adjacent is the dual-aspect sitting room, showcasing original floorboards and a central log burner that enhances both character and comfort. Two further rooms are accessed from the sitting room: one double bedroom and a second currently used as a study, fitted with impressive floor-to-ceiling bookcases. Both enjoy views over the beautifully maintained rear gardens. A well-appointed shower room completes this level.

The top floor offers three additional generously sized bedrooms and a family bathroom. The principal bedroom benefits from a lovely en suite, while the remaining bedrooms enjoy rear-facing views extending across the South Downs.

Further benefits include an extremely useful cellar with two storage rooms, one of which is fitted with wine racking, a workshop area, and a separate double garage, completing this exceptional home.

Outside, the property is complemented by beautifully landscaped, partially walled gardens, thoughtfully designed with raised wooden planters, an array of mature trees and planting, and a generous expanse of lawn. The gardens enjoy far-reaching views across adjoining fields towards Holder Hill and the rolling West Sussex countryside, creating a wonderfully peaceful and picturesque setting. A substantial wooden outbuilding offers excellent potential for conversion into a home office or summerhouse, while at the far end of the garden lies a charming orchard planted with a variety of fruit trees.