4 bedroom house

A spacious, detached, 1950s family house, with later additions, enjoying far reaching views towards Cissbury Ring and the sea, set within beautiful gardens and grounds extending to approximately 1.54 acres (0.62 ha), including a detached former stable building.

DESCRIPTION
Woodside is a well proportioned, detached, 1950s family house, with later additions, benefiting from far reaching views to the south and east.

L-Shaped Stitting Room with woodburning stove and doors out to rear terrace and garden.
Conservatory with doors out to terrace and garden.
Dining Room with parquet flooring and woodburning stove.
Study with fireplace (currently capped).
Kitchen opening into Boot Room and on to Utility Room.
Master Bedroom with south facing covered Balcony.
3 Further Double Bedrooms
Family Bathroom fitted with modern suite comprising bath and separate shower.

OUTSIDE
The house is approached via a private driveway, flanked on either side by good sized areas of mature mixed woodland with species including beech, holly and yew, amongst others. As you arrive at the front door there is a tarmacadam parking area for numerous vehicles and a double garage adjoining the house.

The gardens and grounds are a particular feature of the property and are split into a number of defined areas. Running around two sides of the property there is a good sized area of lawn, with views across surrounding countryside and woodland, bordered by mature, well stocked, flower and shrub beds. From here there are a number of steps down into a stunning parterre garden having four symmetrical raised beds divided by shingle pathways and bordered on one side by a long pergola.

On the perimeter of this area is a glasshouse, flanked on either side by large timber sheds whilst to the other end is a summerhouse with an adjacent seating area. To the east of this area hidden away is a potting shed with storage areas. To the north of the parterre garden is a further area of lawn bordered on one side by a mixture of large phormiums, ferns and other plants with a pathway leading back towards the parking area and a detached studio. This comprises a large principal room with separate kitchenette and shower room to one end. In the past this has been used as an annexe but in more recent years has been utilised as a home office.

Beyond the studio is a detached former stable building which is currently used as storage, adjacent to which is an area used as a wood store.

AMENITIES
Local: Findon Village is approximately 2.5 miles away by road and has a parish church, primary school and a small range of public houses, shops and restaurants. About 3 miles distant is Findon Valley with a further range of shops and amenities.
Towns: Horsham is approximately 15 miles to the north whilst Worthing is approximately 7 miles to the south, both of which have an extensive range of shops, services and amenities.
Transport: The A24 is close by providing a fast route north and south and provides access to the M25 and motorway network to the north. There are mainline railway stations nearby at Worthing, Arundel, Pulborough and Horsham providing access to London Victoria and London Bridge.
Schools: A variety of private and state schools are within easy reach.
Leisure: The property is situated within the South Downs National Park which provides excellent walking and riding via public bridleways and footpaths. There are a number of golf courses nearby including the West Sussex course at Pulborough. Theatres at Worthing, Chichester and Horsham. Sailing from numerous points along the south coast, polo at Cowdray Park and Knepp Castle, racing at Goodwood and Fontwell, the former of which is also well known for its Festival of Speed.