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"A lovingly extended four bedroom family home with spectacular views over farmland to the rear situated in a picturesque Downlands village within the South Downs National Park in a plot of approximately 0.3 of an acre.
ACCOMMODATION
* Lobby * Entrance hall * Cloakroom * Sitting room * Dining room * Kitchen/breakfast room * Conservatory * Principal bedroom * Two further downstairs bedrooms * Landing * Upstairs bedroom * Stunning views * Approximately 0.3 acre plot * Quaint village location * South Downs National Park * Two attached single garages * EPC rating B *
SITUATION
Bury is a picturesque village situated at the foot of the South Downs in the South Downs National Park, midway between Arundel and Pulborough, surrounded by some of the most beautiful countryside in West Sussex. John Galsworthy, the author (?The Forsyte Saga?) lived in the village during the latter part of his life and there are several properties that commemorate his works. There is a pub, church, primary school and private preparatory school in the village. There are mainline stations at Amberley (approximately one and a half miles), Arundel and Pulborough with connections to London, the south coast and Gatwick. There are many fine walks enjoyed within the area including the ?South Downs Way? and the atmosphere is predominantly rural.
DESCRIPTION
Situated in a quiet lane just off The Street in Bury this property enjoys an enviable position with stunning views of the countryside to the rear. The property has been greatly improved by thoughtful additions during the sellers' thirty years ownership with many of the rooms overlooking the rear garden and views beyond. The accommodation comprises a porch leading into the entrance hall with a large cloakroom off, there is a sitting room with a fireplace and an adjoining south facing conservatory. Separate formal dining room and large L shaped kitchen featuring an AGA and area for a breakfast table. The principal bedroom, family bathroom and two further bedrooms are situated downstairs. To the first floor they have added a landing with a large bedroom with scope for further improvements.

The plot is approximately 0.3 of an acre and is well screened and secluded to the front and the sides with a five bar gate entering into the gravel driveway which leads to the two single garages. In the front garden are two beautiful magnolia trees and numerous mature hedgerows and flower beds with the rest of the garden laid to lawn. In the rear garden, again mostly laid to lawn there are mature flowerbeds, there is a lower wire fence so as not to obscure the views, there is also a greenhouse and a vegetable patch. The property will be available without an onward chain."