About this property

With a wealth of character features throughout, this charming Grade II Listed period home features adaptable accommodation across three levels with a well-stocked southerly facing garden, secure off road parking and garaging.

A beautifully presented Grade character house, formerly a pub, set in the heart of this sought after West Sussex village, which retains its village store, pub, church and primary school.

This spacious property enjoys flexible accommodation arranged over three levels with many period features commencing with a welcoming living room with inglenook fireplace. This room opens to the kitchen/breakfast room with bespoke wooden cabinets and granite worktops with electric AGA. A highlight is the characterful double aspect dining room at the rear of the house, overlooking the garden. It has a high, beamed ceiling and walls, a unique chimney fireplace with log burner and a door out to the garden. The inner hall leads to the spacious ground floor bedroom with separate shower room. There is also a door giving access down to the cellar.

Stairs rise from the inner hall to the first floor and to the principal bedroom, second bedroom, study and the spacious and attractively-appointed bathroom. Further stairs rise from the landing to the second floor and a large landing area with door to a boarded loft space and a characterful attic room, currently used as a twin childs bedroom, but has previously served as a double bedroom.

The property is attached on one corner with a small area of flying freehold (first floor study).

Outside
To the front of the property there are a two raised beds flanking the step to the front door. An up-and-over, electric garage door leads to a carport area with a built in log store cupboard, and to a rear stone courtyard and single garage. The southerly facing rear garden continues off the stone courtyard and is a particularly attractive feature of the property, being predominantly laid to lawn with well stocked flower and shrub borders.

Situation
The property is situated in the centre of the picturesque village of Slinfold within the conservation area. Slinfold provides post office/store, public house, church and primary school. A bus service connects Slinfold to the major commercial centre of Horsham which is about 3 miles distant and provides a wide variety of shops, restaurants and bars, together with excellent leisure and entertainment amenities including a leisure centre, two cinemas and a theatre. Horsham also provides excellent schooling and a mainline railway station with a fast and regular service of trains to London Victoria and London Bridge (under an hour).

Additional Information
Local Authority - Horsham District Council.
Council Tax Band G

4 Bedrooms

2 Bath/Shower Rooms

Living Room

Dining Room

Kitchen/Breakfast Room

Study

Car Port

Cellar

Log Store

Garage

Additional information

• 4 Bedrooms
• 2 Bath/Shower Rooms
• Living Room
• Dining Room
• Kitchen/Breakfast Room
• Study
• Car Port
• Cellar
• Log Store
• Garage

Key information

Council Tax Band: 6

Tenure: Freehold