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Folly View, 31b Downview Road, Barnham, PO22

3 Bed │ 3 Bath │ 2 Rec

Guide Price £699,000 (F)

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Key features

Spacious and well proportioned throughout
Two large reception rooms
Large conservatory
Two en suites
Ground floor bedroom and shower room
Garage with electric door
Good size and private garden
Private road
Vendor suited

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Set at the end of a private road, this spacious and modern chalet bungalow offers well proportioned and beautifully presented accommodation throughout. In addition there is a good size and private rear garden. Downview Road is a popular and small private estate in Barnham, within walking distance of the train station.

The ground floor includes two large reception rooms, and a generous conservatory, as well as a good size kitchen, bedroom three / study and a shower room. The first floor houses two big double bedrooms, both with en suite bathrooms and built in wardrobes.

To the front is parking in front of the single garage, which has a remote controlled door. The rear garden has a large patio, leading off the conservatory, and is then mostly laid to lawn, with a large shed and greenhouse at the end.

Situation

Location

The village of Barnham offers a range of local shops, public houses, schools and mainline railway station to London Victoria. Nearby is Fontwell racecourse offering a season of jump horse racing whilst to the north west, Goodwood is famous for its many event days including the world renowned Festival of Speed, Goodwood Revival. Barnham is situated between the Cathedral city of Chichester and the historic town of Arundel. Chichester offers excellent high street shopping, restaurants, bars and Festival Theatre. The area to the north is a paradise for wildlife enthusiasts, with beautiful walks and cycle tracks over the South Downs National Park.

Spacious chalet bungalow tucked away at the end of a private road.

Entrance Hall

Shower/Cloakroom

Sitting Room 19'4 (5.89m) x 13'2 (4.01m)

Dining Room 17'1 (5.21m) x 13'2 (4.01m)

Kitchen 13'2 (4.01m) x 13'2 (4.01m)

Conservatory

Bedroom 3 13'2 (4.01m) x 9'10 (3m)

First Floor Landing

Bedroom 1 15'7 (4.75m) x 14'6 (4.42m)

En-Suite Bathroom

Bedroom 2 15'8 (4.78m) x 13'4 (4.06m)

En-Suite Bathroom

Garden

Garage 19'5 (5.92m) x 9'5 (2.87m)

Parking

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Why live in 6 Villages?

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Each of the Six Villages of Barnham, Eastergate, Westergate, Walberton, Fontwell and Yapton has its own distinct character and friendly, active community. They’re within easy reach of London, excellent beaches and the South Downs National Park, which means people who live here have the best of all worlds.

The smallest is Barnham, which sits at the centre of the Six Villages, and is the best connected thanks to its mainline railway station that serves Bognor Regis, Brighton, Chichester, London Victoria, Portsmouth and Southampton. It’s known for its iconic Grade II Listed windmill, which is now a private residence, and its neighbouring Windmill Shopping Village that has many independent shops, workshops and a tearoom. There’s also a real olde worlde pub, The Murrell Arms, and two local schools – Barnham Primary and St Philip Howard Catholic High School.

Eastergate has a primary school, Eastergate C E Primary School, a general store, Post Office and parish hall that hosts a playgroup, sports clubs, theatrical performances and family events. The sports field doubles up as a community recreation ground and is the home ground for Eastergate Cricket Club and the local stoolball club – a traditional Sussex game that’s similar to cricket.

Westergate has plenty of shops and the Six Villages Sports Centre, which has a gym, sports hall and football and cricket pitches. There are also two schools in the village, the Aldingbourne Primary School and Ormiston Six Villages Academy.

Walberton is the second smallest of the villages and has a very traditional look and feel with a duck pond, a single pub that’s served the locals since the 1800s and a village hall that’s the hub of community life. The local school is Walberton and Binsted C of E Primary School and a selection of village shops are clustered along the main street.

Fontwell is world famous as the home of the Fontwell Racecourse, which holds horseracing fixtures, car rallies and other large functions throughout the year. There are some magnificent houses in the local area and a small parade of shops in the village centre.

Yapton is known as the village that never shuts its doors, which harks back to the days when smugglers would hide their contraband in the nearest house when excise men gave chase. The village has its own primary school, Yapton C of E Primary School, a selection of shops by the village green and the Yapton and Ford Village Hall, which is used to host community events.

If you’d like to buy, sell or let a property in the Six Villages, get in touch with your local team and discover the Henry Adams difference for yourself.