Property description

THE PROPERTY A handsome double fronted Georgian home set in the heart of the historic market town of Arundel with 5 double bedrooms, secluded south facing walled garden and versatile additional two storey annexe, currently serving as a Pilates studio.



Formerly two separate dwellings, The Old Brewery, 45-47 Tarrant Street is a substantial period home offering any buyer the prospect of utilising its superb location with its additional accommodation, to provide a potential income or separate living accommodation for rental purposes or as a family annexe.



The property still retains two separate entrances from Tarrant Street with 45 opening into a welcoming entrance hall. The main living accommodation is arranged over four levels with an addition sitting room located on the lower ground floor opening out to the garden.



The ground floor comprises of the pretty entrance hall, cloakroom and snug. The impressive drawing room, which spans the full width of both original properties, is located on the first floor along with the south facing kitchen breakfast room and dining room offering stunning roof top views across Arundel. The five bedrooms including the master suite with its en suite bathroom, additional bathroom and shower room are arranged on the 2nd and 3rd floors.



The Pilates studio or potential annexe is arranged over two levels. From Tarrant Street there is a separate entrance into the main room, which is bright with windows to the north and south side and a small kitchenette. From this room there are stairs to the lower ground floor 'yoga' room with door access into the garden.



The south facing garden is a particular feature, being completely walled with attractive brick and flint. The garden is mainly laid to lawn with a stone patio area and a raised deck with a variety of mature borders.

 

THE LOCATION The cathedral town of Arundel with its impressive Norman castle sits on the boundary of the South Downs National Park. Consistently considered as one of the finest towns in the country and made famous internationally for its antique dealerships. Once a thriving fishing town the public houses and fisherman's cottages have made way for traditional tearooms, boutiques and an eclectic mix of independent restaurants. Now well known for its numerous festivals throughout the year including the Art trail, Food Festival and Arundel by Candlelight. There is a wide choice of sporting and recreational activities in the surrounding area including horse racing at both Goodwood and Fontwell park; Car Racing at Goodwood Motor Circuit famously hosting it's annual Festival of Speed and Revival meetings; polo at Cowdray park; glorious beaches at the Witterings; dinghy sailing from numerous clubs along the coast with substantial harbours and marinas at Chichester and Littlehampton for mooring larger yachts; numerous golf courses; walking and riding in the rich surrounding countryside.