Nepcote, Findon Village, Worthing, West Sussex, BN14

A rare opportunity to acquire this deceptively spacious and well-presented, detached chalet, situated in a stunning location backing directly on to open farmland and enjoying Downland views. Other features to the property include, a contemporary style, triple aspect conservatory, two shower rooms, utility room, sunroom, two reception rooms, private driveway to garage/workshop and a feature rear garden. Viewing highly recommended.

The property is situated in the charming hamlet of Nepcote, adjacent to the delightful Downland village of Findon with its popular range of local shops, which include a well supported post office/general store, public houses and restaurants and also being convenient for Downland scenic countryside walks and cycle rides. Findon also hosts the hugely popular annual Findon Sheep Fair, which has been taking place for approx. 250 years on Nepcote Green.

The historic hill fort of Cissbury Ring with its far reaching views is close by. Findon Village provides easy access to the A24 and A27 for London and coastal routes. Worthing town centre with its excellent range of bars, shops and restaurants can be found approximately four and a half miles distant. The village also has its own primary school and a number of private schools can be found within reach. Worthing enjoys excellent recreational facilities including Worthing Leisure Centre, the David Lloyd fitness centre and two well regarded golf courses.

The front storm porch has replacement, part glazed front door to an entrance porch, with built in cloaks cupboard and further door to a good sized entrance hall, with stairs to the first floor, access to the garage and glazed double doors to a spacious, double aspect lounge/diner, with view towards Church Hill, south facing double glazed doors to a patio and an attractive fireplace with wood burner. There is an opening to a study, a separate south facing snug/bedroom three, fitted kitchen/breakfast room with granite work surfaces and breakfast bar, space for table and chairs, door to triple aspect, double glazed sun room and bi-fold doors to a contemporary style glass conservatory, with glazed openings to three sides. In addition, there is a ground floor office, utility room with sink and door to the rear garden and a refitted shower room/WC.

To the first floor, the landing gives access to two double bedrooms and a shower room/WC, with bedroom one having view towards Church Hill and fitted range of bedroom furniture, whilst bedroom two has a stunning view across fields towards Cissbury Ring.

Outside, the secluded west facing front garden has lawned and patio areas, adjacent private driveway, giving off road parking and leading to a brick built garage/workshop with electric door, power and light. The south facing side garden leads to the attractive rear garden, being a true feature of the property, offering an excellent degree of seclusion, having lawned and patio areas, with well stock borders, summer house and a feature rear flint wall.

In addition, there are ten solar panels to the south roof elevation, installed 2022, along with a 5.2kw battery.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

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Situated in the heart of the charming village of Findon, this property enjoys a peaceful setting surrounded by the scenic beauty of the South Downs, while remaining conveniently close to the vibrant coastal town of Worthing. The area offers a blend of traditional village character and modern convenience, with local pubs, shops, and well-regarded schools nearby, as well as easy access to countryside walks within the South Downs National Park. Excellent transport links provide connections to Brighton, Chichester, and London, making it an ideal location for both commuters and those seeking a relaxed semi-rural lifestyle.