3 Bed House Sold STC
North Street, Storrington, RH20

Guide Price £575,000 (Freehold)

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Stunning brick and flint built three-bedroom character cottage
Close proximity of High Street, Schools and Countryside walks
Superb kitchen/dining room with atrium style roof, utility space and pantry
Two reception rooms with log burning stoves
Substantial L-shaped principal bedroom with stunning views over the garden
Impressive front and rear garden with mature and well stocked borders
Generous timber outbuilding/workshop and glasshouse
Gravelled driveway parking
Council Tax Band: E
EPC rating: D

Nestled in a desirable village location, this charming three-bedroom brick and flint built cottage, believed to date back to approximately 1880, offers an inviting living space spreading across 1670 sq ft. Conveniently situated within walking distance of the High street, schools, and picturesque countryside walks, this property blends historical character with modern comfort.

Upon entering through the porch, perfect for organising shoes and coats, a stable door opens into a spacious lounge featuring a welcoming wood-burning stove. An adjacent sitting room with another wood-burning stove overlooks the front aspect and offers a wonderful entertaining space and home office towards the end. The heart of the home lies in the impressive kitchen/dining room, boasting high ceilings, an atrium-style roof light, modern wall and base units, and a centre island with oak surfaces. Integrated appliances, a pantry, and a separate utility space offer practicality and convenience, while a downstairs shower room adds to the functionality of the ground floor.

Ascending to the first floor, three double bedrooms await, with two offering built-in storage solutions. A spacious bathroom features a bath with a shower over, basin, and WC, catering to the needs of the household.

Beyond the cottage, the stunning rear garden beckons with its secluded and well-maintained grounds, including a paved pathway leading to different pockets of the garden. A patio area awaits, ideal for outdoor entertaining, surrounded by lush borders, feature ponds, and a productive vegetable-growing space with a glasshouse fitted with power. An impressive outbuilding with power stands ready at the end of the garden, offering a flexible workspace or a retreat for leisure activities.

Fronted by established plants and a lawn area, the property welcomes you with a tranquil spot to savour a morning coffee, screened by brick and stone walls and a cast iron gate. Ample parking is provided by a gravelled driveway.

With character features throughout and a seamless blend of indoor and outdoor living spaces, this cottage presents an opportunity to embrace a comfortable and serene lifestyle in a sought-after location.

Location Summary

Why move to the thriving village of Storrington?

LEISURE: Gliding at the South Down Gliding Club, walks, cycling running, and horse riding across the South Downs, golf at the well-known West Sussex Golf Course, Parham House and Gardens.

EDUCATION: Storrington Primary School, located just off the village centre is awarded an outstanding Ofsted Inspection Rating. Secondary education can be found at Steyning Grammars Rock Road Campus on the fringes of Storrington’s village.

Council Tax Band: E