An impressive six bedroom family house close to stunning national trust landground floorentrance hall, kitchen / dining room leading into garden room, sitting room, study, drawing room, utility, cloakroomfirst floormain bedroom with bathroom en suite and dressing room, bedroom 2 with shower room en suite, 2 further bedrooms, family bathroomsecond floor2 bedrooms, jack and jill bathroomsoutsidebarn style double garage with store, gardens, in all about 0.75 acresthe propertywalnut tree house is a beautifully presented and very sizeable property. it is set in a peaceful location backing onto national trust land. the house has been designed and finished to the highest quality, incorporating a bespoke kitchen, villeroy & boch sanitaryware and underfloor heating to ground and first floor. set over three floors, the property provides over 5,000sq ft of family living. a solid oak front door opens to the large entrance hall featuring an impressive split staircase, and from where all ground floor reception rooms are accessed. double doors lead to the spacious open plan kitchen / dining room which flows into the sunny garden room. the kitchen features base and wall mounted units under granite worktops, two integrated ovens and warming drawer and dishwasher and space for a fridge / freezer. french doors in the garden room lead on to the north west facing terrace. the utility room features a full length unit shelving, sink and base units under a granite work top and space and plumbing for washing machine and tumble dryer. the large triple aspect drawing room is accessed from the entrance hall and features an open fireplace with slate tiled hearth and limestone surround. french doors in the study lead onto the rear garden. the sitting room is accessed via part glazed double doors. from the entrance hall, the split staircase leads to the first floor landing. the main bedroom comprises a generous sized bedroom overlooking the front garden, a dressing room and a bathroom en suite with freestanding bath and spacious shower.a guest bedroom benefits from a walk-in wardrobe and shower room en suite. there are two further double bedrooms as well as a family bathroom with bath and shower. a further staircase rises to the second floor with a large landing, two spacious and versatile double bedrooms with double aspect velux windows, and a further family bathroom.gardens and groundswalnut tree house is approached through double five bar gates over a generous sweeping gravelled drive with a lawn and hedging to one side. an enclosed oak framed triple bay barn with log store sits to the other side of the house. the rear garden is laid to lawn with mature shrubs and borders. laurel hedging backed by post and rail fencing surrounds the garden.the locationthe towns of midhurst and haslemere are close by and provide for most everyday needs, whilst guildford in surrey and the cathedral city of chichester, both with renowned theatres, are within easy reach and have more extensive shopping and leisure facilities. the a3 provides fast access to london, the motorway network, gatwick, heathrow and southampton airports, whilst the mainline station at haslemere provides a fast service to london waterloo. midhurst and the surrounding area have much to offer with polo at cowdray park, racing at goodwood and fontwell, golf at cowdray park, goodwood, pulborough and liphook, motor racing at the goodwood circuit and sailing out of chichester harbour and other centres along the south coast. there are many footpaths and bridleways in the area for walking and riding.distancesby road: london 53 miles, midhurst 3 miles, haslemere 6 miles, chichester 15 milesby rail: haslemere to london waterloo from 49 minutesagents note: there are no service charges associated with this property and there are no restrictions on keeping pets at the property.

Kings Drive, Midhurst, West Sussex, GU29, Midhurst

Woodbury is a home of remarkable charm and balance, positioned behind a Georgian‑inspired neoclassical façade that delivers striking symmetry and presence. Inside, beautifully proportioned rooms unfold with a refined, contemporary finish that harmonises with the property’s timeless architecture. Light-filled living spaces create an inviting setting for both relaxed family life and elegant entertaining. Positioned within a luxury private enclave and surrounded by open countryside, the property offers a rare blend of tranquillity and accessibility, with all essential amenities only moments away. Ground Floor The grand entrance hall delivers a striking first impression, centred around a sweeping staircase that divides elegantly into twin gallery landings above. Classical columns, beautifully finished woodwork and warm timber flooring create an impressive architectural statement, enhanced by natural light filtering through glazed doors leading to the reception rooms. The principal reception room is generously proportioned and designed to maximise light and views, with multiple windows and French doors opening onto the gardens and connecting seamlessly to the conservatory beyond. Its calm palette and balanced layout create an inviting, versatile entertaining space. At the heart of the home lies the superbly appointed kitchen. A sculpted central island forms its focal point, complemented by sleek cabinetry and high‑quality integrated appliances. The combination of expansive tiled flooring and refined lighting creates an elegant backdrop for both informal dining and practical everyday use. Flowing directly from the kitchen, a magnificent glass‑roofed dining and sitting area provides year‑round enjoyment, with panoramic garden views and abundant natural light. This space forms a wonderful hub for family life and relaxed entertaining. A well‑designed study completes the ground floor, featuring bespoke cabinetry, a generous picture window and French doors to the garden creating a peaceful and productive environment. First Floor The first floor presents a beautifully balanced layout centred around a bright galleried landing. The principal bedroom suite occupies a commanding position with dual‑aspect windows offering serene views over the grounds. The suite includes a well-fitted dressing room and private en suite, providing a luxurious, self-contained retreat. Three further bedrooms are thoughtfully arranged, each benefitting from excellent natural light and well-proportioned layouts. One bedroom features its own en suite facility, while a nearby family bathroom serves the remaining two rooms, ensuring comfort and privacy for all occupants. The overall design brings together light, spaciousness and symmetry, enhancing the home’s sense of refinement and ease. Gardens & Grounds The gardens are a defining feature of the property, offering maturity, scale and complete seclusion. A broad sweep of manicured lawn extends from the rear of the house, framed by impressive specimen trees that provide structure and year‑round interest. Two adjoining conservatories open directly onto the main lawn, enhancing the sense of connection between home and landscape. Beyond this, the grounds unfold into a series of beautifully designed areas, including abundant planted borders, a sheltered dining terrace and informal spaces ideal for family use. There is a charming summer house, children’s play area and an atmospheric sunken terrace arranged around a barbecue area. Mature hedging, woodland boundaries and thoughtful landscaping ensure privacy throughout, creating an elegant yet practical setting for entertaining, relaxation and everyday enjoyment. Woodbury is situated within Hurst Park, occupying a discreet position on an exclusive private estate along a quiet no‑through road. Its location within the South Downs National Park provides an idyllic rural backdrop, while still allowing effortless access to both Midhurst and Haslemere. Midhurst offers excellent amenities and the renowned Cowdray Estate, with nearby Haslemere providing boutique shopping, a Waitrose and fast trains to London. The A3 gives easy access to London, airports and the coast, while the area offers strong schools and outstanding leisure options including Goodwood, Chichester Harbour sailing and extensive National Trust countryside. Chichester District Council

Hurst Park, Midhurst, West Sussex, GU29

Set within the prestigious King Edward VII Estate, this exceptional apartment offers luxury living in an exclusive, parkland setting near Haslem...

Adams Walk, Midhurst, West Sussex, GU29, West Sussex

** OPEN HOUSE - SEPTEMBER 26TH - STRICTLY BY APPOINTMENT **A beautifully presented and generously proportioned south-facing two double be...

Kings Drive, MIDHURST, West Sussex, GU29, West Sussex

No forward chain, this beautifully presented ground floor apartment is set within the prestigious King Edward VII Estate and offers exceptional ...

Set within the iconic Grade II listed King Edward VII Estate, this exceptional first floor apartment offers an exquisite blend of historic grand...

Set within the exclusive and award-winning King Edward VII Estate, this beautifully presented one-bedroom character apartment offers a rare oppo...

Kings Drive, Midhurst, West Sussex, GU29, West Sussex

A characterful and thoughtfully extended three bedroom cottage, enjoying far reaching views of the south downs with a separate one bedroom annexe. ground floorentrance hallway, dining room, kitchen / breakfast room, garden room, hallway, drawing room, utility room, sitting room, bedroom, shower roomfirst floordouble bedroom with ensuite bathroom, double bedroom with an ensuite wcannexebedroom, sitting / dining room, kitchen, shower roomoutsidestores, greenhouse, gardens, parkingthe propertya characterful and well proportioned cottage offering versatile accommodation, excellent entertaining space and outstanding views across the south downs. the property is approached over a gravelled driveway which leads to a welcoming entrance hall and into the main living accommodation. the large drawing room is a comfortable and inviting space, with a woodburning stove and three double doors opening directly onto the garden. at the heart of the house is a generous kitchen/breakfast room, featuring a vaulted ceiling and plenty of space for both everyday living and entertaining. this leads through to a garden room, which takes full advantage of the superb views across the south downs and provides a relaxed space from which to enjoy the setting. there is also a separate dining room and sitting room with a woodburning stove, providing a good choice of reception spaces. a utility room and shower room add to the practical accommodation, while a downstairs bedroom offers useful flexibility for guests or family members. on the first floor there are two further bedrooms, one with an ensuite bathroom and one with an ensuite wc.gardens and groundsoutside, the property is approached via a driveway providing parking for several cars. the garden is mainly laid to lawn and bordered by mature shrubs, with field views extending along two boundaries. the position gives the property a strong sense of space and an attractive rural outlook, with the south downs providing a striking backdrop. a separate one bedroom annexe provides valuable additional accommodation and is ideal for guests, extended family or independent living. it comprises a bedroom, large siting / dining room, kitchen and shower room, creating a useful and self-contained space.the locationsayers cottage is situated within the environs of the popular village of heyshott, which has a pub, church and village hall. the village lies within the south downs national park and has the back drop of the south downs, therefore. there are wonderful views all around the village and many footpaths and bridleways directly from the house for walking and riding. the towns of midhurst and petworth are close by and provide for most everyday needs, whilst guildford in surrey and the cathedral city of chichester, both with renowned theatres, are within easy reach and have more extensive shopping and leisure facilities. the a3 provides fast access to london, the motorway network, gatwick, heathrow and southampton airports, whilst the mainline station at haslemere provides a fast service to london waterloo.midhurst and the surrounding area have much to offer with polo at cowdray park, racing at goodwood and fontwell, golf at cowdray park, goodwood, pulborough and liphook, motor racing at the goodwood circuit and sailing out of chichester harbour and other centres along the south coast. there are many footpaths and bridleways in the area for walking and riding.distancesby road: london 55 miles, midhurst 4 miles, petworth 6 miles, haslemere 12 milesby rail: haslemere to london waterloo from 49 minutes

Hoyle Lane, Heyshott, West Sussex, GU29, Heyshott

Tucked away in a discreet position just off one of Easebourne’s most sought-after roads, this delightful semi-detached home sits within a genero...

Easebourne Street, Easebourne, Midhur..., Midhurst

A delightful, two bedroom semi-detached cottage situated in a sought-after location on easebourne streetground floorporch, sitting room, kitchen / breakfast roomfirst floor2 double bedrooms, shower roomoutsideworkshop / garage, terrace, gardens, parkingthe propertypages mead is a delightful two-bedroom semi-detached period stone cottage, combining character, warmth, and practicality. the property boasts a wealth of traditional features.the well-proportioned sitting room has an inglenook fireplace, creating a cosy and inviting living space full of rustic charm. the kitchen is fully fitted with integral appliances and has space for a small table. upstairs the cottage offers two well-proportioned bedrooms with built in storage cupboards and a good-sized shower room. outside, the property benefits from a private courtyard garden to the rear, ideal for relaxing or entertaining. to the front is a garage and separate workshop, perfect for storage, hobbies, or home projects. there is also parking for one car and an additional private lawned garden. the pathway running past the front of the house has a pedestrian only right of way by the occupiers of the 2 neighbouring properties. the locationpages mead is located on easebourne street, on the northern fringes of midhurst and within a short drive of haslemere with a mainline station to london waterloo. easebourne has an m&s simply food store, the popular cowdray estate farm shop and café, a church, pub and recreational grounds. the town of midhurst is close by and provides for most everyday needs, whilst guildford in surrey and the cathedral city of chichester, both with renowned theatres, are within easy reach and have more extensive shopping and leisure facilities. the a3 provides fast access to london, the motorway network, gatwick, heathrow and southampton airports, whilst the mainline station at haslemere provides a fast service to london waterloo. midhurst and the surrounding area have much to offer with polo at cowdray park, racing at goodwood and fontwell, golf at cowdray park, goodwood, pulborough and liphook, motor racing at the goodwood circuit and sailing out of chichester harbour and other centres along the south coast. the surrounding countryside offers excellent walking opportunities through adjacent farmland.distancesby road: london 60 miles, midhurst 1 mile, haslemere 8 miles, chichester 13 milesby rail: haslemere to london waterloo from 49 minutes

Easebourne Street, Midhurst, West Sussex, GU29, Midhurst

Nestled in the heart of the highly desirable village of Easebourne, just a short stroll from the renowned Cowdray Farm Shop and prestigious Polo...

Easebourne Lane, Easebourne, Midhurst..., Midhurst

This beautifully designed end of terrace home occupies a desirable position within the Farriers Field development and combines contemporary livi...

Farriers Field, Easebourne, Midhurst,..., Midhurst

A beautifully presented and substantially improved two-bedroom semi-detached home, thoughtfully extended and comprehensively refitted by the cur...

Highfield Close, MIDHURST, West Susse..., West Sussex

An enchanting grade ii listed five-bedroom period cottage, rich in character and charm, offering beautifully proportioned accommodation and delight...

Hollist Lane, Midhurst, GU29, Midhurst

A spacious five bedroom family residence located in upperfield, in the sought after village of easebourne, on the edge of midhurst.this home features a separate annexe, providing versatile living options and ample space for family and guests.ground floorhall, sitting / dining room, kitchen / breakfast room, larder, conservatory, utility room, cloakroomground floor annexesitting room / kitchen, double bedroom with shower room en suitefirst floormain bedroom with dressing room and shower room, 3 double bedrooms, family bathroom, shower roomoutsidegardens, terrace, driveway, parking for several cars, 2 timber shedsthe propertybuilt in the 1960’s hollybourne is a detached family home, constructed of brick under a tiled roof. hollybourne has an inner hall, which leads into the ground floor annexe, with sitting room / kitchen, double bedroom and shower room en suite. from the inner hall a door leads into the hall of the main house. the dual aspect sitting / dining room is spacious with double doors to the patio and doors into the south facing conservatory which also has doors to the patio, ideal for entertaining. the kitchen / breakfast room features an oil-fired aga and double doors to the garden, and a separate larder. a spacious utility room with plenty of cupboards, a door to the garden and door to the cloakroom complete the ground floor. stairs lead to the first floor landing, with loft access and airing cupboard with hot water tank and electric immersion heater. the main bedroom is dual aspect with dressing room off the landing, which leads to the en suite shower room. there are three further double bedrooms, a further shower room and a family bathroom.gardens and groundsthere are two parking spaces along the drive and 2-3 spaces to the front of the house. a paved path leads around the house to a patio at the front southerly aspect, ideal for entertaining. the rear and side of the garden is mainly laid to lawn. there is a substantial timber shed to one side and a further timber shed at the end of the drive, closest to the house.the locationhollybourne is situated in upperfield, a quiet, private road off hollist lane in easebourne, located on the northern edge of midhurst. easebourne has an m&s simply food store, the popular cowdray estate farm shop and café, a church, pub and recreational grounds. midhurst is close by and provides for most everyday needs, whilst guildford in surrey and the cathedral city of chichester, both with renowned theatres, are within easy reach and have more extensive shopping and leisure facilities. the a3 provides fast access to london, the motorway network, gatwick, heathrow and southampton airports, whilst the mainline station at haslemere provides a fast service to london waterloo. midhurst and the surrounding area have much to offer with polo at cowdray park, racing at goodwood and fontwell, golf at cowdray park, goodwood, pulborough and liphook, motor racing at the goodwood circuit and sailing out of chichester harbour and other centres along the south coast. there are many footpaths and bridleways in the area for walking and riding.distancesby road: london 53 miles, midhurst 1 mile, haslemere 8 miles, chichester 13 milesby rail: haslemere to london waterloo from 49 minutes

Upperfield, Easebourne, Midhurst, West Sussex, GU29, Easebourne

Positioned within the exclusive, gated Budgenor Lodge development, this exceptional duplex apartment offers a rare blend of space, style, and st...

Dodsley Lane, Easebourne, Midhurst, W..., Midhurst

A spacious two bedroom first floor flat accessed by a lift and stairs with far reaching views and within walking distance of town first floorhallway, kitchen / sitting room, main bedroom with bathroom ensuite, double bedroom, shower room,  outside one designated parking space,  visitors’ parking spaces, communal parking the propertybudgenor lodge, is an apartment within this converted workhouse built around a central courtyard. the main building, listed grade ii, was originally opened in 1794 as a workhouse and has had various uses including a bible college and retirement home before being significantly redeveloped to its current form between 2005 and 2007. 19 budgenor lodge is a light and spacious and very well presented two-bedroom flat which is all on one level. there is a large open plan fully fitted kitchen / sitting room, a bright and welcoming space. there is a generous main bedroom with bathroom ensuite, a further double bedroom and separate shower room and plenty of storage spaces. there is a communal courtyard garden for all residents to enjoy and the property benefits from one dedicated parking space, both inside and out, at budgenor lodge are well kept to a high standard for residents to enjoy. there is a lift from the ground floor to the flat. there is a covered bin and bicycle store.the location19 budgenor lodge is situated in easebourne, within walking distance of midhurst town and within a short walk to cowdray park. located on the northern fringes of midhurst and within a short drive of haslemere with a mainline station to london waterloo, easebourne has an m&s simply food store, the popular cowdray estate farm shop and café, a church, pub and recreational grounds. midhurst is close by and provides for most everyday needs, whilst guildford in surrey and the cathedral city of chichester, both with renowned theatres, are within easy reach and have more extensive shopping and leisure facilities. the a3 provides fast access to londondistancesby road: london 50 miles, midhurst 0.5 miles, petworth 6 miles, haslemere 7 miles, chichetser 10 miles by rail: haslemere to london waterloo from 49 minutes

Budgenor Lodge, Dodsley Lane, Easebourne, Midhurst, GU29, Dodsley Lane

King & Chasemore are delighted to offer this spacious and beautifully presented townhouse, set within the highly regarded Budgenor Lodge develop...

Dodsley Lane, MIDHURST, West Sussex, ..., West Sussex

A beautifully presented home within the exclusive Budgenor Lodge development, substantially improved by the current owner to create a stylish an...

The Street

A sizeable single storey residence in the popular village of lodsworth, close to walks, the recreation ground, village shop and pub.ground floorhall, kitchen, dining room, sitting room, utility, cloakroom, office - main bedroom with bathroom en suite, 2 further bedrooms, family bathroom, integrated double garageoutsideworkshop / store, potting shed, shed, parking, gardenthe propertyvining wood is a detached guildway bungalow, situated in an enviable quiet quarter of the popular and very well served village of lodsworth. situated just off school lane and accessed by the cowdray forestry track, vining wood has incredible access to dramatic walks from the front door. the previous owner required wheelchair mobility and the house was well adapted to accommodate these particular requirements. the property has a lovely aspect over the garden which runs away from the house to the south east. vining wood had the benefit of a car port (recently removed) and a sizeable double garage providing good, secure parking. the accommodation is adaptable given the way the property was built but provides for a light and bright reception rooms, a well equipped kitchen, separate utility, formal dining room that links with kitchen and adjacent sitting room which is sizeable and enjoys a pleasant aspect over the front garden. the bedrooms and bathrooms are spread along the adjacent wing, the main bedroom has a bathroom ensuite and a dressing room which links with the integral garage / workshop. the two other bedrooms, a single and double share the use of a family bathroom with shower and an adjacent wc. the garage provides good storage space, both within the roof structure and below. there is a workshop area to the rear of the garage with its own access outside and an oil-fired boiler. the garden is mainly laid to lawn with mature borders that are well planted. there is evidence of an historic dry-stone wall, visible on the approach to the house and an elaborately landscaped garden to front, side and rear. there is also a potting shed discretely tucked into the garden boundary and another garden shed at the rear.the locationvining wood is situated in a private tucked away part of lodsworth, one of the most highly sought after villages in the south downs national park. it has an award winning community run village shop, the lodsworth larder, an excellent public house, the hollist, an 11th century church, recreational grounds with a variety of sports clubs including croquet and tennis, a local micro brewery, bakery and is surrounded by open countryside. the village of lickfold is just down the road with the popular local pubs including three horseshoes pub, and the renowned noah’s ark inn at lurgashall.the towns of midhurst and petworth are close by and provide for most everyday needs, whilst guildford in surrey and the cathedral city of chichester, both with renowned theatres, are within easy reach and have more extensive shopping and leisure facilities. there are an excellent choice of schools in the area. the a3 provides fast access to london, the motorway network, gatwick, heathrow and southampton airports, whilst the mainline station at haslemere provides a fast service to london waterloo. midhurst and the surrounding area have much to offer with polo at cowdray park, racing at goodwood and fontwell, golf at cowdray park, goodwood, pulborough and liphook, motor racing at the goodwood circuit and sailing out of chichester harbour and other centres along the south coast. there are many footpaths and bridleways in the area for walking and riding.distancesby road: london 50 miles, midhurst 4 miles, petworth 4.5 miles, haslemere 8 miles, chichester 16 milesby rail: haslemere to london waterloo from 49 minutes

Lodsworth, Petworth, West Sussex, GU28, Petworth

A charming four bedroom detached chalet style property in the sought after village of lodsworth, enjoying far reaching views and excellent potential for extension and improvement, subject to planningground floorkitchen, dining room, sitting room, 2 bedrooms, shower room, workshop and wcfirst floor2 double bedrooms, family bathroomoutsidetriple garage with store above, further garage & workshop, 2 shedsthe propertysituated in the desirable village of lodsworth, this detached four-bedroom chalet-style home offers a rare opportunity to create a spacious and individual family residence, with excellent scope for improvement and further modernisation and reconfiguration, subject to the necessary planning consents. the existing accommodation is arranged over two floors and offers a versatile layout. the ground floor features a sitting room with far reaching views over the surrounding countryside, a separate dining room and kitchen, together with two double bedrooms, a shower room and separate wc. there is also a useful workshop area, providing valuable additional space for hobbies, storage or practical use. the first floor comprises two further bedrooms and an additional bathroom, with ample storage available throughout the house. the property enjoys a generous garden adjoining open farmland, creating an attractive rural outlook and a good degree of privacy. the gardens are predominantly laid to lawn and are complemented by mature shrubs, trees and established planting. the sizeable frontage provides useful additional off-road parking, while a large open garage and separate single garage offer secure parking and excellent storage or workshop space.lodsworth is surrounded by beautiful west sussex countryside and offers a peaceful village setting, with scenic walking routes close at hand and a welcoming local community. the combination of the property's position, generous garden and flexible accommodation makes this an appealing prospect for buyers looking to put their own stamp on a home. with its attractive countryside setting, established garden, generous parking and exciting potential for improvement, this is a wonderful opportunity to create a bespoke family home in one of west sussex's most sought-after villages.the locationlodsworth is one of the most highly sought after villages in the south downs national park. it has an award winning community run village shop, the lodsworth larder, an excellent public house, the hollist, an 11th century church, recreational grounds with a variety of sports clubs including croquet and tennis, a local micro brewery, bakery and is surrounded by open countryside. the village of lickfold is just down the road with the popular local pubs including three horseshoes pub, and the renowned noah’s ark inn at lurgashall. the towns of midhurst and petworth are close by and provide for most everyday needs, whilst guildford in surrey and the cathedral city of chichester, both with renowned theatres, are within easy reach and have more extensive shopping and leisure facilities. there are an excellent choice of schools in the area. the a3 provides fast access to london, the motorway network, gatwick, heathrow and southampton airports, whilst the mainline station at haslemere provides a fast service to london waterloo. midhurst and the surrounding area have much to offer with polo at cowdray park, racing at goodwood and fontwell, golf at cowdray park, goodwood, pulborough and liphook, motor racing at the goodwood circuit and sailing out of chichester harbour and other centres along the south coast. there are many footpaths and bridleways in the area for walking and riding.distancesby road: london 50 miles, petworth 4 miles, midhurst 4 miles, haslemere 8 miles, chichester 16 milesby rail: haslemere to london waterloo from 49 minutes

An elegant double fronted victorian house conveniently located in the heart of a sought after village close to midhurstground floordouble reception room, kitchen/breakfast room, sitting room / mezzanine study, utility room, cellarfirst floormain bedroom with bathroom ensuite, guest bedroom, family bathroomsecond floortwo double bedroomsoutsidewalled courtyard garden, off street parking (rear)the propertythe stores house is an attractive double fronted victorian house which has been recently modernised whilst retaining some charming original features. the house feels spacious and light throughout and has the benefit of high ceilings. the front door opens onto an inner porch and through to a fabulous double reception room with oak wooden flooring, bay casement windows and a wood burning stove, wooden galleried stairs to half landing and through into a cosy snug / family room with spiral staircase to a galleried mezzanine. the well appointed kitchen / breakfast room has the benefit of a pitched roof with french doors opening onto the garden, a five door aga, range of wall and base units with quartz worksurfaces, fully integrated appliances and wooden flooring. a centralized breakfast bar creates a space for informal dining. a useful utility, cloakroom and a large full head height dry cellar completes the ground floor accommodation. to the first floor there is a good-sized main bedroom with views over the village, built in wardrobes and ensuite bathroom, a further double bedroom with family bathroom whilst on the third floor there are a further two double bedrooms.outsideto the rear of the property there is a fully walled courtyard garden with limestone paving and a range of well-established and attractive raised borders, a separate access to the rear of the property which has two off street parking spaces.the locationthe stores is situated in the heart of the village of lodsworth, one of the most highly sought after villages in the south downs national park. it has an award-winning community run village shop, the lodsworth larder, an excellent public house, the hollist, an 11th century church, recreational grounds with a variety of sports clubs including croquet and tennis, a local micro-brewery, bakery and is surrounded by open countryside. the village of lickfold is just down the road with the popular local pubs including three horseshoes pub, and the renowned noah’s ark inn at lurgashall. the towns of midhurst and petworth are close by and provide for most everyday needs, whilst guildford in surrey and the cathedral city of chichester, both with renowned theatres, are within easy reach and have more extensive shopping and leisure facilities. there are an excellent choice of schools in the area. the a3 provides fast access to london, the motorway network, gatwick, heathrow and southampton airports, whilst the mainline station at haslemere provides a fast service to london waterloo. midhurst and the surrounding area have much to offer with polo at cowdray park, racing at goodwood and fontwell, golf at cowdray park, goodwood, pulborough and liphook, motor racing at the goodwood circuit and sailing out of chichester harbour and other centres along the south coast. there are many footpaths and bridleways in the area for walking and riding.distancesby road: london 50 miles, petworth 4 miles, midhurst 4 miles, haslemere 8 milesby rail: haslemere to london waterloo from 49 minutes

The Street, Lodsworth, West Sussex, GU28, Lodsworth

Set in a prime village location, this outstanding Grade II listed village house offers truly exceptional accommodation and is presented to the highest standards. Believed to date back to the mid 1600s, the house is rich in charm and character. Its mellow stone façade gives little indication of the extensive and versatile space within, providing approximately 3,758 square feet of accommodation in the main house, together with an additional outbuilding.

The house offers a wonderful contrast in both style and scale. The front two reception rooms are heavily beamed, creating a warm and intimate atmosphere, with open fireplaces forming attractive focal points. Moving through the ground floor, the accommodation opens into a superb dining room with a stylish utility room adjoining. The kitchen breakfast room is an excellent size and is well fitted with a comprehensive range of units, with ample space for a breakfast table. From the kitchen, there is access to a delightful morning room which is light, spacious and ideal for relaxation. In addition, there is a gym overlooking the enclosed courtyard.

There are two ground floor bedrooms, both with en suite facilities, along with a dressing room and cloakroom. On the first floor, there are four further bedrooms, accessed via two staircases, together with two bathrooms.

Outside, parking is accessed from the rear through a gated entrance, where the double car port is located. This includes an attached store room and a studio above, offering a variety of potential uses. Summer entertaining is further enhanced by a garden pavilion enjoying lovely views to the rear. The garden itself is beautifully maintained and laid mainly to lawn.

Note: The vendors have operated a very successful holiday letting business from the property. The flexible and versatile layout makes it ideally suited to hosting guests and families, and it would also be well suited to a multigenerational family.

 View payable Stamp Duty for this property

Lodsworth

With origins believed to date back to the 1700s, Manor Farm is a charming property situated in the sought-after village of Lodsworth. The house is exceptionally well balanced with a wealth of character and entertaining options. Accommodation is predominantly arranged over the ground floor, with three bedrooms and three bathrooms here and features generous ceiling heights and well-proportioned rooms creating a light and spacious atmosphere. There are two further bedrooms on the first floor, including the principle suite. At the heart of the home are the reception, dining room and sitting rooms— wonderfully inviting and open spaces with a large wood-burning stove in the centre. True to the tradition of a proper country house an excellent kitchen / dining room is a standout feature. Generously sized and centred around a classic four-oven AGA, it offers both functionality and charm with views across the central courtyard and out to the rolling West Sussex countryside. Manor Farm has the added benefit of an indoor pool within the house that can be utilised or adapted to suit and incoming purchasers preferences. Occupying a secluded and private position within the village, close to the 11th-century church, Manor Farm enjoys a wonderful setting. The property itself defines the northern boundary, enclosing a generous courtyard designed as an elegant sun terrace complemented by beautifully landscaped ornamental gardens. A large timber-framed gate leads to a gravelled turning circle, arranged around a summer house/office with sunken spiral wine cellar. Beyond this area, the grounds gently slope southward, revealing fabulous panoramic views across rolling South Downs countryside. Enhancing the recreational appeal of the property, the southern boundary is home to a well-maintained AstroTurf tennis court, presented in excellent condition. View payable Stamp Duty for this property

6 Collyers Cottages is a charming period home set in a highly desirable semirural location between the picturesque villages of Lodsworth and Lurgashall. The accommodation is well balanced and offers excellent versatility. A bright and welcoming sitting room flows through to a generous dining room featuring an attractive fireplace and direct access to the superbly appointed kitchen. This impressive space is a standout feature of the home, showcasing a vaulted ceiling, skylight, fitted units and an Aga. A stable door opens onto the rear garden. Completing the ground floor are a conservatory, a substantial utility room and a cloakroom. Upstairs, the property presently provides three bedrooms with an open study area that could easily be adapted to create a fourth bedroom providing a perfect option for growing families. A family bathroom completes the ground floor accommodation. Outside, the cottage enjoys delightful cottage style gardens with well kept lawns and a lovely patio ideal for outdoor entertaining. The property also benefits from a double garage, a large workshop and, to the front, a block paved driveway with additional lawned area. View payable Stamp Duty for this property This superb cottage is in a fabulous semi-rural location between the fabulous villages of Lurgashall and Lodsworth. I love the great walks and pubs that are all close to hand. Daniel Clay Property agent

Lickfold

A beautiful and substantial family home in a well-regarded development on the outskirts of midhurst.

Brackenwood, MIDHURST, GU29, MIDHURST

A fantastic renovation opportunity with charming gardens in a delightful downland hamlet close to haslemere*viewings restricted to specific days and times*ground floorhall, kitchen, utility, study, dining room, sitting room, cloakroomfirst floordouble bedroom with bathroom en suite, 2 further double bedrooms, single bedroom, family bathroomoutsidegarage and store, parking, gardens, in all about 0.7 acresthe propertywoodland cottage is a grade ii listed, unmodernized detached house, which offers the purchaser a unique opportunity to renovate and decorate a delightful house in a quiet and rural position. the house which has a wealth of period features has 17th century origins but appears to have been extended in the 20th century and is new to the market for the first time in almost 50 years. the accommodation currently comprises on the ground floor an entrance hall, drawing room with open fireplace, dining room, kitchen, study / snug, utility room and a cloakroom. stairs lead to the first floor and a spacious landing off which there is a main bedroom with ensuite bathroom, two further double bedrooms, a single bedroom and family bathroom. the attractive gardens surround the property and includes an area of woodland to the rear of the property. whilst overgrown, the gardens extend to 0.7 acres and enjoy south facing views. there is also the benefit of a large open garage with store room and off-street parking. please note that there is a bridlepath right of way over the driveway to the property.the locationwoodland cottage is situated just off the lane running through the village, in a rural location in the hamlet of henley. the property is within walking distance of the duke of cumberland, one of west sussex’s most renowned pubs, and only a few minutes’ drive from the town of haslemere which has a wide selection of shops, leisure facilities and the mainline station to waterloo. the village of fernhurst is 2 miles distant and has a good variety of shops, restaurants, a doctors surgery, excellent recreational facilities and a good public house overlooking the iconic village green. the town of midhurst is also close by and provides for most everyday needs, whilst guildford in surrey and the cathedral city of chichester, both with renowned theatres, are within easy reach and have more extensive shopping and leisure facilities. the a3 provides fast access to london, the motorway network, gatwick and heathrow airports, whilst the mainline station at haslemere provides a fast service to london waterloo. midhurst and the surrounding area have much to offer with polo at cowdray park, racing at goodwood and fontwell, golf at cowdray park, goodwood, liphook and pulborough, motor racing at the goodwood circuit and sailing out of chichester harbour and many other centres along then south coast. there are many footpaths and bridleways in the area for walking and riding.distancesby road: london 50 miles, midhurst 3 miles, haslemere 5 miles, chichester 15 milesby rail: haslemere to london waterloo from 49 minutes

Henley, Haslemere, West Sussex, GU27, Haslemere

An exciting opportunity to acquire an exceptional property situated within the south downs national park. pre-application proposal to replace a fir...

Easebourne, Chichester: Property

Buying in Easebourne

Homes for sale

For richer neighbourhood detail, get the app.