Forming part of a series of barns, this property is attached on one side. With flint and decorative red-brick elevations, the past is preserved and historic features are combined with stylish design to provide a lightfilled, contemporary home. The reception hall gives access into a sitting room centred around a brick-built fireplace with wood-burning stove. Fitted with modern wall and base level cabinetry, topped by stone work surfaces, the generous kitchen/breakfast room has French doors to the garden terrace extending the living environment to the outside. Ancillary space is provided by a utility area with a side access. On the first floor, skylight windows in the part-vaulted ceilings ensure natural light floods inside, with the accommodation comprises a principal bedroom with a Juliette balcony and smart en suite shower room. two further rooms and a beautifully appointed family bathroom with contemporary fixtures, complementing the downstairs cloakroom.

Outside

The surrounding landscape ensures that glorious views and the tranquil setting can be enjoyed both inside and outside this charming home. The property is approached via a gravelled driveway leading to a covered parking area, with a paved pathway providing a route past beautifully planted flower beds to the entrance doorway. A side gate gives access to the rear garden, which has post-and-rail fencing and hedging at the boundaries and is mainly laid to lawn. Paving adjoins the house, and a patio area has a pergola over providing a framework for climbing shrubs and a setting with dappled shade on a sunny day.

Situation

West Lavant hamlet is situated in downland countryside with walking, cycling and horseriding opportunities and Vale Nature Reserve nearby. Lavant village has two public houses, two churches and a village hall. Access to the Centurion Way pedestrian and cycle path offers a route into Chichester. West Stoke village is just 1 mile away and offers shopping and a café at Design Vintage, with popular Wellies Tea Rooms nearby. Shopping, leisure and cultural amenities are available at Chichester, including the renowned Festival Theatre and Pallant House Gallery, whilst Goodwood is less than a mile distant for motor, horse-racing and golf enthusiasts. The coastal villages of Chichester Harbour provide sailing for seafarers along with opportunities to enjoy water sports. There is a mainline station for commuters in Chichester, as well as in Havant, for services into London and along the south coast, and easy access to the A27 offers links to other major road networks, including the M27 and M3. Well-regarded schooling in addition to Lavant Primary School, includes Westbourne House, The Prebendal School, Portsmouth Grammar and Conifers School.