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" Offered chain free, this converted barn is believed to date back to the 1800s and offers a wealth of character features, including beautiful exposed beams throughout.

Semi detached to the first floor only, the property is entered via a covered courtyard, which opens onto the rear garden, with open countryside beyond. The triple aspect lounge has a cosy open fire, whilst the large kitchen breakfast room is really the hub of the home, with steps down to the dining room. There is a useful utility room and cloakroom off. A quirky staircase leads to a third bedroom study above. From the main staircase is a warm and welcoming bathroom with clawfoot bath and views to the rear. The principle and second bedrooms are both really good sizes.

Tucked away at the end of a country lane, the location feels incredibly quiet and secluded. There is driveway parking for two cars in front of a timber home office and gated access to a good sized, enclosed front garden with a number of useful outbuildings and plenty of space for children to play. With some clever alterations, a further parking area could be created here.

To the rear is a patio area, accessed from the dining room and with steps down to a lawn, with mature shrubs and trees and superb far reaching views to the old Toat bridge and across neighbouring farmland. Ideal for entertaining, this sociable garden is a wonderful space in which to relax with friends and family.

The property is surprisingly well situated for access to local amenities at Pulborough, about three miles away and Billingshurst, less than six miles away. The nearest mainline railway station is about ten minutes drive, with direct routes to London and Gatwick.

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Council tax band F "