Landseer House

Landseer House is a Regency-style double-fronted property, re-built some 22 years ago in the character and style of the Georgian era, and offers almost 3,200 sq. ft. of light-filled flexible accommodation arranged over two floors. The property has charming period features including sash windows, generously-proportioned rooms and feature fireplaces. The generous ground floor accommodation flows from a welcoming reception hall and comprises an elegant sitting room flanked by two sets of French doors to the garden, a generous dining room and a well-proportioned inter-connecting study. The ground floor accommodation is completed by an extensive kitchen/breakfast room with a large slate-shelved pantry and a neighbouring fitted utility room with a door to the garden. The kitchen provides a range of wall and base units including a large central island with breakfast bar, quartz worktops and splashbacks and modern integrated appliances and opens into a spacious orangery-style glazed conservatory with French doors to the garden, ideal for indoor and outdoor entertaining.
A feature turned staircase rises from the reception hall to a spacious first floor landing, leading to a large principal bedroom with bespoke-fitted dressing room and modern en suite bathroom, two further spacious double bedrooms with built-in storage and en suite shower rooms, one further rear aspect double bedroom and a family bathroom.

Note: Planning permission has been granted for a single storey extension to North-West elevation and first floor extension over existing ground floor rooms to East elevation. See planning application number 19/01162/DOM for full details

Situated in a Conservation Area on the fringes of the hamlet of Highleigh, near to the heart of the Manhood Peninsula, the property sits near to Sidlesham Quay, Pagham Harbour Nature Reserve, and the renowned "Crab and Lobster" pub/restaurant. Chichester, approximately 6 miles away, offers excellent dining and leisure options, and an extensive selection of retail outlets in addition to the Festival Theatre, Pallant art gallery and the nearby Goodwood Estate.

The property is approached through twin tone pillars over a gravelled driveway providing parking for more than ten cars and giving access to a detached garage block with double and single garages. Extending to approximately 2.35 acres, the garden surrounding the property is laid mainly to level lawn bordered by well-stocked flower and shrub beds and features numerous seating areas, a wildlife pond and a Regency-style garden room, ideal for entertaining and al fresco dining, the whole enjoying far-reaching views over neighbouring countryside and the Manhood Peninsula towards the shoreline.
The property also benefits from a detached one bedroom cottage annexe with a sitting room with bi-fold doors opening to a fitted kitchen and a double bedroom with en-suite shower room, ideal for self-contained family accommodation or for use as a holiday let.

Marketed by: Strutt & Parker, Chichester