Bridle Lane, Arundel, BN18

A detached mutigenerational detached home presented as a four bedroom property with an additional one bedroom annex, all on a 0.4 acre plot in Slindon.

The property has been significantly extended to create spacious and versatile accommodation which includes bedrooms on both the ground and first floor, including a separate one bedroom annex with an accessible shower room.

The property is located on a quiet side road on the outskirts of Slindon Village, and it offers a welcoming gravel driveway with space for several vehicles, including a car port for two cars and a detached double garage. A covered storm porch leads to the front door.

Once inside, the hallway leads through to the ground floor bedroom/playroom, and a study. Another door leads into the bright and airy kitchen/dining/family room which features a stunning dual aspect view of the garden with bi-folding doors, and a large island and breakfast bar, with an array of built in units and appliances including an induction hob, two eye level ovens, twin ceramic butler sink, Quooker tap, and dishwasher. A door to the side leads to a well fitted utility room and downstair shower room.

From the kitchen, glazed french doors lead into the large duel aspect living room which features a a large fireplace, front aspect bay window and french doors out to the rear patio.

Also accessed from the kitchen is the separate annex, which comprises an accessible shower room, double bedroom, and lounge/kitchen with french doors out to the garden.

Upstairs are four bedrooms comprising the master bedroom with a walk-in wardrobe and ensuite shower room, as well as french doors with a Juliet balcony over looking the gardens. there are two further double bedroom and a single bedroom/office, along with the main family bathroom.

Outside, the rear garden is mainly laid to lawn with tree and shrub borders. There is a fantastic patio area for entertaining, and also fenced play area to keep the children entertained.

Slindon is one of the most desirable villages in the South Downs National Park, with many of the original houses owned by the National Trust. The village has two churches, a cricket club, a primary school and private school, a thriving shop and café - The Forge, and a popular pub and restaurant - The Spur. The surrounding area offers wonderful Downland walks. Chichester and Arundel, with their many attractions, are both within 10 miles of the village. Barnham train station is 4 miles away