DESCRIPTION
A charming Grade II listed, mid-terrace town house, believed to date from the early 19th Century and located right in the centre of the historic town of Petworth. The attractive elevations include local stone with brick quoins and large painted, wood sash windows, all under a high, pitched roof covered in clay tiles. The well-presented accommodation is arranged over 4 floors and includes an entrance hall, a study and a south facing sitting room on the raised ground floor. The dining room, fitted kitchen, with French windows opening into the conservatory are on the garden floor. There is a double bedroom and bathroom on the first floor and double bedroom on the second floor with far reaching views.

There is a delightful, long, south facing garden, which includes a paved terrace, mature shrubs, with a small garden shed at the far end.

LOCATION AND AMENITIES
The cottage is located in the heart of the picturesque and historic old market town of Petworth dominated by Petworth House with its beautiful 750 acres of parkland designed by Capability Brown. It is also within a few metres of the excellent range of quality independent and specialist shops and other amenities in the town. There is a primary school, three churches, various sporting facilities and a range of vibrant societies including the annual Petworth music and literary festivals. There are plenty of local footpaths nearby offering some superb walks over open countryside.

Midhurst (6 miles) has an excellent range of shops as well as the world renowned Cowdray Park Polo Ground and the Cowdray Golf Club. Chichester (15 miles) provides a broader choice with all the major supermarkets and its well renowned Festival Theatre. In addition, there is horseracing, golf and lots for the motor enthusiast at the famous Goodwood Estate (13 miles). The area provides a good choice of state and independent schools for both boys and girls. Pulborough has 2 large supermarkets and a mainline station (4 miles) providing a service to Gatwick, London Bridge and Victoria. Haslemere mainline station is just over 10 miles to the north west with a fast and regular service to London Waterloo.

EPC - D (60)

COUNCIL TAX - Band E - £3,036.12 (2026/2027)

SERVICES
Mains electricity, gas, water and drainage are connected. Heating and hot water is via a gas combi boiler in the kitchen where there is a single radiator, and eco electric radiators throughout the rest of the house.

DIRECTIONS
The property is located on the south side of New Street, directly opposite our offices.

VIEWING
Strictly by appointment with the sole agent
RH & RW Clutton - 01798 344554