3 bedroom house

Wolverstone Farm Barn is an impressive property that has been skilfully converted to ceate a wonderful home offering almost 2,700 sq ft of light-filled and flexible accommodation arranged over two floors. The accommodation combines the amenities of modern living with some lovely period features. The original beams are dramatic and that feeling of space that comes from such buildings abounds. Wooden flooring features in a large proportion of the L-shaped ground floor accommodation which flows from a welcoming and spacious reception hall with stairs rising to a large mezzanine seating area with full-height glazing incorporating French doors to the rear garden and stairs rising to the galleried first floor. From the hall double doors lead to an extensive open plan dining area which leads through to the kitchen/breakfast room with adjacent utility room. The kitchen features a range of contemporary units with a breakfast bar, polished granite worktops, an Aga and modern integrated appliances (the dishwasher is freestanding) and a walk-in larder. A glazed door leads to the rear garden. The dining area has space for a sizeable table and also features an inglenook fireplace with woodburner. The ground floor accommodation is completed by a large rear aspect principal bedroom with built-in storage and en suite bathroom and adjacent cloakroom with shower, together with an inner hall giving access to the bedroom wing, comprising two generous bedrooms, both with built-in storage and en suite bathrooms. The first floor is dedicated to an extensive triple aspect sitting room with feature brick fireplace with woodburner and exposed A-frame ceiling, with full-height glazing and numerous skylights admitting a wealth of natural light.

Wolverstone Farm Barn is located between Singleton and Cocking in the South Downs National Park. Singleton village offers an excellent public house and tea room, school and fine church. West Dean Gardens and The Weald & Downland Living Museum are nearby and there are numerous opportunities for walking and riding on the doorstep. Chichester to the south has the renowned Festival Theatre, Pallant House gallery, a fine selection of restaurants, multi-screen cinema and sports centre whilst close-by Goodwood offers, horseracing and the annual Festival of Speed and Revival meeting.

The property is approached through a fivebar gate over a gravelled driveway offering parking for multiple vehicles and leading to the detached double garage. A further five bar gate leads to the rear garden. The stables, paddock and manège are accessed through a series of field gates. The garden is laid mainly to lawn bordered by well-stocked flowerbeds and a variety of mature shrubs and trees and features a paved seating area, garden wildlife pond and large paved terrace, ideal for entertaining and al fresco dining, the whole enjoying far-reaching views over surrounding fields.

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