About this property

Set within the exclusive and peaceful setting of Shillinglee Park, this elegant home forms part of a handsome grade II listed stable and coach house conversion, offering a rare combination of character space and countryside living. Shillinglee Park itself is a sought after small private estate, valued for its quiet, secure environment and access to beautiful walks, nature and unspoilt landscape. The historic Shillinglee deer park was established in the 14th century as an exclusive hunting ground for the Earls of Arundel. Later shaped into classic Georgian landscape designed by capability brown. It remains renowned for its historic 500-year-old lakes and its picturesque, 18th-century Deer Tower. Shillinglee House and the period properties that make up Shillinglee Park were restored over 1976–1977.
The property is approached by a long private communal driveway, the setting feels immediately removed from the outside world offering a rare sense of calm and seclusion. Arriving in a courtyard, this home enjoys a striking facade with traditional brickwork, generous proportions and a wonderful calm, rural atmosphere.
Stable Cottage is arranged over three spacious floors, with character features throughout. It has 5 good sized light and airy bedrooms. The heart of the home is a stunning sitting room, featuring soaring ceilings and a magnificent feature fireplace as a focal point.

Outside
Outside, the setting is particularly special. The private garden to the property is accessed through an orangery with a patio for outdoor entertaining and views to the countryside beyond. Adding to the charm is a delightful outdoor cabin complete with a log burner, making it an inviting retreat throughout the seasons. Residents also enjoy access to extensive, peaceful communal grounds with stunning views. This home provides a safe, secure environment for family and pets. It suits both a family seeking a rural community and those wanting a lock-up and leave or weekend retreat.

Situation
The hamlet of Shillinglee is situated approximately 2 miles from the well known village of Chiddingfold with its lovely village green, church and shops. Shillinglee Park enjoys immediate access to open countryside with footpaths & bridleways; a walk along the Surrey/West Sussex Boarder path leads to The Mulberry Inn at Ramster. For a more comprehensive selection of shopping, sporting and leisure facilities, together with a main line station, Haslemere is about five miles away, where there is a fast rail link to London Waterloo station in under an hour. Shillinglee is on the edge of the South Downs National Park with easy access to Cowdray Park, Goodwood and the south coast.

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Additional Information
Local Authority- Chichester District Council
Tax Band- F
Services- Mains Water & Electricity
Private Drainage, Oil Fired Central Heating
Management Charge- £500 bi-Annually

Additional information

• 5 Bedrooms
• 3 Bathrooms
• 2 Reception Rooms
• Sitting Room
• Orangery
• Kitchen/Breakfast Room
• Cloakroom
• Private Garden
• Out Door Cabin
• Extensive Communal Grounds

Key information

Council Tax Band: F

Tenure: Share of freehold

Leasehold Information:

• Number of years left on lease: Contact branch
• Annual service charge: £1,000
• Annual ground rent: Contact branch
• Annual ground rent review period: Contact branch
• Ground rent increase: Contact branch

Energy Performance Certificate