Charming period cottage in a picturesque semi rural setting.

Description

6 Collyers Cottages is a charming period home set in a highly desirable semirural location between the picturesque villages of Lodsworth and Lurgashall.

The accommodation is well balanced and offers excellent versatility. A bright and welcoming sitting room flows through to a generous dining room featuring an attractive fireplace and direct access to the superbly appointed kitchen. This impressive space is a standout feature of the home, showcasing a vaulted ceiling, skylight, fitted units and an Aga. A stable door opens onto the rear garden. Completing the ground floor are a conservatory, a substantial utility room and a cloakroom.

Upstairs, the property presently provides three bedrooms with an open study area that could easily be adapted to create a fourth bedroom providing a perfect option for growing families. A family bathroom completes the ground floor accommodation.

Outside, the cottage enjoys delightful cottage style gardens with well kept lawns and a lovely patio ideal for outdoor entertaining. The property also benefits from a double garage, a large workshop and, to the front, a block paved driveway with additional lawned area.

Location

Nearby Lurgashall is nestled in the heart of the South Downs National Park just below Black Down, the highest hill in Sussex. The village, with its ancient parish church, is centred around a cricket green in front of the renowned and popular Noah’s Ark village pub, a former brew house and bakery that can trace its origins back to the 16th century. A village shop and Post Office on the green and another at Northchapel provide for daily needs, whilst a wider range of shopping is available at Midhurst, Petworth or Haslemere. Petworth, just 6 miles south of the property, that lies at the heart of the South Downs National Park and is home to the 17th Century National Trust owned Petworth House and beautiful 700 acre deer park, which is ideal for long, country walks. Petworth also has a range of antique shops, independent boutiques, restaurants and delicatessens.

Although relatively rural in nature, the area is well served by road and rail connections. At Haslemere station, there is a fast and frequent service to London Waterloo with journey time from around 49 minutes. There are excellent schools in the area including Amesbury, St Ives, Highfield & Brookham, Seaford College, St Edmunds Hindhead, The Royal School and Churcher’s College. In addition, there is an abundance of activities available locally due to the proximity of the Goodwood and Cowdray Estates. Goodwood hosts the Festival of Speed, racing at Glorious Goodwood and the Revival Meeting, and Cowdray is famous for its polo events and its award winning farm shop and café, along with the surrounding countryside that offers a wealth of lovely routes for walking, riding or cycling. All distances and journey times are approximate.

Square Footage: 1,253 sq ft


Acreage: 0.08 Acres