A delightful Grade ll listed period house
in this sought after village.

Entrance Hall, Study/Garden room, Drawing room,
Dining room, Kitchen, Utility room, 3 Bedrooms,
2 Bathrooms (1 en suite), Hay loft/Home office,
cellar. Private gardens. Garage

The Property
The Old Post Office has undergone a full and comprehensive refurbishment program by the
currentowner and the property is now light and airy and finished to a veryhigh standard throughout and benefits from under floor heatingthroughout and double glazing. The deceptively spacious accommodation isarranged over two floors, plus a cellar, and includes a large entrancehall with built in bookcase, drawing room with log burner and access tothe garden via french doors, study/garden room with log burner and viewsover the garden, kitchen and dining room.

Situation
The Old Post Office is situated in the heart of this popular village with village shop, church, village
green, recreational ground, and public house. More extensive recreational and educational
facilities can be found in the towns of Midhurst and Petworth. The nearby towns of Petersfield and
Haslemere provide further facilities, in addition the Cathedral City of Chichester with the Festival
Theatre is within easy reach. The nearby A3 provides fast access to London, the motorway
network, Gatwick, Heathrow and Southampton Airports. Petersfield, Liphook and Haslemere
provide mainline train services to London Waterloo (55 minutes) and Pulborough to London
Victoria (85 minutes).

Education
There is a fine selection of both state and private schools in the area including St Ives, St
Edmunds, The Heights, Amesbury and the Royal School (both junior and senior), Bedales
and Churches College in Petersfield & Seaford College near Petworth. Other schools in the
area include Conifers in Easebourne, the Royal Grammar School in Guildford, Charterhouse in
Godalming, Aldro in Shakleford and Cranleigh School in Cranleigh.

Recreation
The local amenities are extensive including golf at Petersfield, Goodwood, Pulborough (The
West Sussex) and Cowdray Park and racing at Goodwood, Fontwell and Brighton. The area is
famous for polo, which is centred around Cowdray Park. The surrounding countryside offers fine
walking and riding along the many footpaths and bridleways, which link up to the South Downs
Way. Sailing can be found at Chichester, Bosham and other numerous ports off the South Coast.

Gardens
The walled gardens are mostly laid to lawn with mature border beds, with a patio adjacent to both
the drawing room and kitchen which is ideal for “al fresco” dining. Wooden stairs provide access
to the old hayloft which could be used as a home office or studio room. Single Garage.

General
Services: Mains water, electricity and drainage. Postcode: GU28 9BZ.
Local authority: Chichester District Council, East Pallant, Chichester, West Sussex PO19 9LD.
Tel:

Directions
FromLondon take the A3 London to Portsmouth road. Take the exit for Milfordand proceed south on the A283 into Petworth. Continue through Petworthturning right along the A272 signposted Midhurst. Shortly after TheHalfway Bridge public house turn right signpost Lodsworth. Continue tothe heart of the village and The Old Post Office will be found on theright hand side opposite the Hollist Arms public house.