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"The Barn is a beautifully converted Grade II listed
property that retains a wealth of period features.
Believed to date back to the 17th century with later 19th century additions, it showcases traditional cobbled and timber framed construction under a characterful thatched roof.

The main reception room is the spacious living room, with impressive double height ceiling and exposed timber eaves. The room has been sympathetically renovated and modernised, and features a brick built fireplace fitted with a logburner, wooden flooring, built in shelving and panoramic windows affording stunning views across the garden and beyond, all the way to Arundel Castle. The ground floor also includes
a dining room with double height ceiling and exposed timber beams. A further ground floor room would work well as a study or a third bedroom. There is also a 22ft kitchen and breakfast room with wooden fitted units to base and wall level, as well as space for all the
necessary appliances and a dining table.
The family bathroom can be found on the ground
floor, and includes a bathtub, an over bath electric
shower and a separate WC. Upstairs there are two
double bedrooms of similar proportions, both of which have built in storage. Both bedrooms have southeastfacing dormer windows, while one has a dual aspect.These rooms require refurbishment and updating.

The main entrance for vehicles is a five bar wooden gate, which opens onto a gravel driveway at the rear of the cottage with parking for up to two vehicles. There are beautiful gardens to the side and front of the house, providing plenty of space in which to sit and enjoy the peaceful rural setting and the sweeping views towards Arundel. The garden includes a patio area to the side with an ornamental pond, a greenhouse and a wealth of established shrubs and mature fruit trees. At the front, the garden is southeast facing, welcoming plenty of sunlight, and includes an area of lawn with border beds bursting with colour and life

The property is situated in the tiny village of
Warningcamp, in a stunning rural location beside the River Arun and surrounded by the South Downs National Park.

It sits just over a mile from the historic market town of Arundel, famous for its magnificent castle, which is in a commanding, elevated position overlooking the town centre, Arundel has plenty of local amenities and facilities, including a good selection of shops and supermarkets, restaurants and caf s.

Sailing and water sports enthusiasts are within reach of the River Arun and the many centres and beaches around Chichester Harbour and The Solent. Arundel is well positioned to reach the large towns and cities nearby, including the Cathedral City of Chichester which provides extensive leisure and retail facilities, together with the acclaimed Festival Theatre, art galleries, restaurants, caf s and bars. The Goodwood Estate to the north of Chichester hosts horse and motor racing events including the Festival of Speed and Revival meeting. There is also a country club, golf and a small airfield. The stunning countryside of the South Downs National Park provides exceptional opportunities for walking, horse
riding and cycling.

There are several good schools in the town, while the reputable independent Slindon College is just a few miles away. Arundel is well positioned to reach the large towns and cities nearby, including Worthing and Brighton, all via the A27, while the town s mainline station offers services to London Victoria 1 hour 25 minutes ."