Selsey Road, Donnington, PO20

2 Prices Cottage is a beautifully presented Grade II listed semi-detached cottage, believed to date from the 18th Century and full of the character you would hope to find in a home of this period.

Constructed of attractive brick and flint elevations beneath a thatched roof, the property has been thoughtfully updated by the current owners, creating a comfortable and stylish home while retaining its traditional charm.

Inside, exposed timbers, brickwork and cottage-style detailing are paired with a softer contemporary finish. The ground floor offers two distinct reception rooms, both with feature brick fireplaces, giving the house a particularly warm and inviting feel.

The sitting room is a lovely everyday space, centred around its fireplace and wood-burning stove, while the separate dining room works equally well for family meals or entertaining. The fitted kitchen has been upgraded in a style that suits the house extremely well, with shaker-style cabinetry, light work surfaces and a range-style cooker, while enjoying attractive views towards the surrounding countryside.

A useful porch and ground-floor cloakroom add further practicality.

Upstairs, the principal bedroom is a particularly appealing room, with exposed beams, generous proportions and its own en-suite bathroom. There are two further bedrooms, one of which would work equally well as a study, together with a family bathroom.

Outside, the setting is a real part of the appeal. The gardens lie mainly to the west and south of the cottage and are principally laid to lawn, with mature trees, established planting and raised beds creating a relaxed and attractive outdoor space.

Beyond the garden, the property backs onto open farmland, giving a lovely sense of space and providing distant views towards the South Downs.

The outbuildings are another strong feature. There is a timber garage, a separate workshop with power and a fully insulated summer house with power and internet connection. The summer house enjoys excellent countryside views and would make an ideal home office, studio, hobby room or peaceful retreat away from the main house.

To the front, a shingle driveway provides parking for several vehicles.

Overall, this is a hugely appealing period home that combines historical character, well-balanced accommodation and a genuinely attractive rural setting, while remaining within easy reach of Chichester and the coast.