Petworth, West Sussex

A charming period, semi-detached, cottage with a delightful garden and lovely rural views, within walking distance of Petworth town centre.

DESCRIPTION
A charming period, semi-detached, cottage with lovely rural views, within walking distance of petworth town centre. Spring Cottage is a compact 2 bedroom cottage with very well presented accommodation and a lovely terraced garden. Having been built on a slope, there is access on both floors, with a front door at street level opening into an entrance hall, with 2 bedrooms and a bathroom, plus some lovely far-reaching views. Stairs lead down to the garden floor into the sitting room/kitchen, with fireplace at one end (not currently in use) a wooden floor and a range of kitchen units, with a worktop, sink with drainer, fitted oven with ceramic hob over, fitted fridge. Outlook over the garden and the rural views beyond.

Outside, at the side of the building, steps lead down to the garden gate, opening into a gravel area and to the kitchen door. Beyond this is an outbuilding which is currently used as a utility room and store, with a further store to one side. Through a metal arch is an area of decking, with a view over the lower area of garden. The garden is planted with a variety of shrubs and plants creating a beautiful oasis, with an area of lawn on the lower level. The garden is bounded mainly by a wooden picket fence and beyond the garden is a path that leads down to the parking area, with a rented space for 311c.
SITUATION
Spring Cottage is located on the north side of Petworth, opposite the wall of Petworth House and within walking distance of the town centre. Petworth is a picturesque and historic old market town dominated by Petworth House with its beautiful 750 acres of parkland, which can be accessed within a very short distance of the property. The town is situated within the South Downs National Park and has a good range of shops for everyday needs and has a Primary school, 3 churches, various sporting facilities, including tennis, bowling green, cricket and football pitches. There is a golf course locally at Osiers Farm, to the north and at Pulborough, Cowdray and Goodwood. There are plenty of local footpaths in the area, especially over the Shimmings Valley and Petworth Park. Pulborough mainline station to Victoria and London Bridge (70 minutes), is about 4 miles and Haslemere station serving Waterloo (60 minutes) is about 10 miles away.

SERVICES
Mains gas, electricity, water and drainage. Gas fired central heating via radiators.

COUNCIL TAX
Band C £2,015.81 (2024/2025)

EPC – D (62)

DIRECTIONS
On foot from our office, turn left up New Street and then turn left into East Street. Continue along East Street keeping right at the top, which then becomes North Street, continue past the gate into Petworth House and Spring Cottage, 311C North Street will be found on the right with access to the property via steps leading down from the street.

VIEWING
Strictly by appointment with the sole agent
RH & RW Clutton –