Tudor Close

The property is complemented by established gardens to the front and rear, enclosed by walls to the south and high hedgerows to the north, creating a good degree of privacy. The front garden features a gated entrance, a pathway leading to the front door and established planting, including climbing wisteria. To the rear, a covered seating area and additional patio provide space for outdoor relaxation and entertaining. A central pathway is flanked by planted beds, adding colour and interest throughout the seasons. The driveway is situated to the rear of the property, providing parking for several vehicles and access to the detached double garage. The garage has two electric up and over doors, eaves storage, a door to the rear garden and an EV charger.

The property lies just 1.3 miles outside the city and the many amenities found within the mainly pedestrianised city centre. The renowned Festival Theatre, Pallant House Gallery, Chichester’s Racquets & Fitness Club and the adjoining public tennis courts are all within easy reach. The Centurion Way foot and cycle path is accessed to the west of Chichester and provides access northwards to the South Downs National Park and, via the Salterns Way, along the harbour shoreline to the sandy beach of West Wittering. Sailing may be enjoyed from the many villages around Chichester Harbour and off the coast. Goodwood, to the northeast, offers a horse racing calendar and annual events for motoring enthusiasts including the Festival of Speed and Revival. There is a good selection of state schooling in the area and highly regarded independent schools including The Prebendal School in central Chichester and Westbourne House School just outside the city. Transport connections are excellent, with Chichester railway station providing regular services to Portsmouth, Southampton, Brighton, London Victoria, and Gatwick Airport, while the A27 links to the wider south coast road network and the A286 provides a route north towards Midhurst and the Surrey border.