Property description

Hamptons International are delighted to offer this truly unique Grade II listed cottage to the lettings market. Located in the historical town of Midhurst, the property offers versatile accommodation comprising of a large hallway, a double bedroom with an en-suite bathroom, a fully equipped kitchen with a utility area and a large lounge/sitting room with a fully functioning log burning stove to the ground floor. The second floor comprises of three bedrooms with the master benefitting from en-suite facilities, an extra storage cupboard and a family bathroom. Externally, the rear of the property begins with a large decking area and then steps down to a beautifully maintained garden with distant views of the South Downs. This also features three separate outbuildings all with heating and power. Another unique element to this fantastic cottage is that to the front, there is parking for multiple vehicles. Interestingly, to the side of of the property remains a notable historical feature in the town; the last Burgage stone in Midhurst, which traditionally served as a vote in Parliament, until the system was abolished by The Reform Act in 1832. The stone is also accompanied by a plaque supplied by The Midhurst Society.

Situation
Midhurst is a rural market town situated within close proximity to South Downs National Park, renowned for its stunning views and Cowdray Park, which is home to one of Britain\‘s leading polo clubs and one of the most scenic golf courses in West Sussex.The town is roughly 12 miles from nearby Chichester, which offers a range of amenities as well as the world famous Goodwood Estate that hosts a variety of esteemed events. Chichester also has links to the A27 and regular rail services to London Victoria.Towards the west of the town via the A272 lies Petersfield, which provides regular rail services to London Waterloo and links on to the A3.

Outside
Externally, the rear of the property begins with a large decking area, which is perfect for entertaining in the summer and then steps down to a beautifully maintained garden with distant views of the South Downs which features three separate outbuildings all with heating and power which have a variety or uses from storage, additional bedrooms or an office.