"Conveniently located just to the west of the city centre, Henty Gardens is an attractive development of town houses and flats built by Seaward Homes. This well presented two storey house has easily managed accommodation with sealed unit double glazing throughout.

A generous entrance hall opens onto a south facing open plan sitting dining room with attractive coal effect gas fire and sealed unit sliding door and picture window looking out over the partially walled garden. The kitchen breakfast room has recently been updated with an excellent range of contemporary matching units and appliances.

On the first floor there are three bedrooms including a principal bedroom with bathroom en suite. Two further bedrooms are served by a well appointed shower room which has also recently been refitted. The third bedroom has currently been fitted out as a study with attractive matching desk unit, cupboard and bookcase.

The house has a south facing partially walled garden which is principally paved for ease of maintenance with well stocked borders supporting an attractive variety of evergreen shrubs and flowering perennials. The property has its own garage and there is designated parking for residents and their visitors.

Chichester city centre offers a comprehensive range of shops, partly in a pedestrianised precinct, together with a good choice of restaurants and cafes. Its historic Cathedral is located within about a 1 4 of a mile, together with the attractive walks which may be enjoyed within the walled grounds of the Bishop s Palace. A mainline station provides a regular service to London Victoria in approximately 1 hr 40 mins. Recreational activities and the arts are well catered for including the internationally renowned Festival Theatre, Pallant House Gallery, New Park film centre and the annual Festivities centred on the Cathedral itself. The surrounding area provides many opportunities for recreation including a number of golf courses, horse racing at Goodwood, sailing on Chichester Harbour and a wide choice of footpaths and bridleways in the South Downs National Park.

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