Steyning

A spacious Grade II Listed semi-detached property boasting garage and parking for two cars in a very central Steyning Location.
Built in the 19th Century, this was an addition to the older medieval property next door and formed 'the posh part' of the George Inn House which opened before 1726.
It closed for the last time in 1958 when it was listed to save it from being demolished and years later it changed its name to the Kings Head.
Now it is a spacious three bedroom home with three reception rooms, ensuite bathroom, family bathroom and ground floor shower room.
There are many original features including fireplaces, some exposed beams, wall panelling and original windows. The overall feel of the property is grand with high ceilings and lots of light.
The kitchen has a range of units and appliances and outlook over the garden. A step down leads to a pretty dining room with two large windows, fireplace and wooden flooring. A separate double aspect Living room also has a fireplace and large windows to the street with secondary glazing. A smaller room at the rear could be a study or was used as a ground floor bedroom as there is a modern shower room fitted under the stairs.
On the first floor are three bedrooms, two being of very good size with either outlook of the street or double aspect with a large ensuite. A family bathroom has a free-standing clawfoot bath.
The house has modern gas fired central heating. There is a large roof void which may have potential to extend subject to planning.
A lovely rear walled garden is secluded with mature trees and shrubs and faces South East.
The standout feature for a period property is the large garage with hardstand in front. The garage has light and power and a rear window to the garden.
This spacious historic building has good size windows, light and parking and is a rare commodity in the centre of Steyning.
No forward chain.