Guide price
£430,000
2 bed semi-detached house for salePrinsted Lane, Prinsted, Emsworth, West Sussex PO10
2 beds
1 bath
1 reception
EPC Rating: E
Just added
Freehold
About this property
Lovely Chichester harbour village location
Delightful reception room with exposed beams and an original beehive fireplace
Spacious, light-filled kitchen with dining space and full width bi-fold doors
Secluded walled garden with sunny raised deck and useful storage area
Two characterful bedrooms
EPC Rating = E
Charming 17th-century brick-and-flint cottage nestled in the heart of Prinsted village, moments from Chichester Harbour.
Description
Set in the heart of Prinsted, this enchanting brick-and-flint Grade II cottage dates back to the late 17th century and brims with period charm.
Opening into a welcoming reception room, exposed beams and a delightful beehive fireplace set a warm and characterful tone. Beyond, a hallway leads past a cloakroom and separate shower room to a surprisingly spacious, light-filled kitchen/dining room. With double-aspect windows, ample cabinetry, and integrated appliances, this inviting space is perfect for both everyday cooking and relaxed entertaining. Bi-fold doors span across the rear, folding back to reveal a secluded walled garden with a raised deck that catches the sun, a private haven for summer suppers or morning coffee. A discreet storage area is also neatly tucked away.
Upstairs are two characterful bedrooms. The front bedroom enjoys built-in storage and a charming outlook along Prinsted Lane. Just moments from the shoreline of Chichester Harbour, this cottage offers an idyllic retreat in one of the area’s prettiest villages.
Location
The West Sussex village of Prinsted enjoys a picturesque coastal setting on Chichester Harbour, with Prinstead shore approximately 300 metres south. Close to both Thornham Marina (0.5 miles) and Emsworth Yacht Harbour (less than 2 miles) and Bosham Sailing Club (less than 5 miles), all providing excellent facilities for sailing enthusiasts. The neighbouring village of Southbourne offers amenities including a nursery, Southbourne Primary school and The Bourne College, a Co-op, chemist, pet shop, hairdresser, public house, organic produce barn, farm shop and gp surgery.
Southbourne has a mainline train station which goes to London Victoria and nearby Havant offers service to London Waterloo. Emsworth is approximately 1.5 miles west and has a good mix of independent shops and places to eat. The Cathedral City of Chichester is less than 8 miles away and provides a comprehensive range of shopping amenities arranged partly within its pedestrianised centre. The arts are well represented with the internationally known Festival Theatre and Pallant House Gallery, housing one of the best modern art collections in the country. The annual Arts Festival centred on the Cathedral attracts artists and media personalities from all over the world.
Connections in the area are excellent with the aforementioned stations providing a regular service to London Victoria and Waterloo, Gatwick and other towns and cities along the south coast. The A3 provides good access to London and via the M25 to Heathrow, with the M27 leading to Southampton Airport and the West. All distances and journey times are approximate.
In particular, nearby Goodwood is home to some of the best facilities in the country including golf, horse racing and its country club which includes gym, tennis court and swimming pool. In recent years Goodwood has become increasingly well known for its annual Festival of Speed and the Revival of its historic motor circuit. The opening of The Kennels at Goodwood, its members club, provides an elegant restaurant and clubhouse serving food from its own organic farm. The nearby South Downs provides many footpaths and bridleways with opportunities for mountain biking.
There is an excellent selection of both state and private schools in the area, including Mayville High School, Westbourne House, Lavant House, Portsmouth Grammar School, Seaford College and Bedales. All journey time and distances are approximate.
Square Footage: 566 sq ft
Directions
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Additional Info
All mains services.
Description
Set in the heart of Prinsted, this enchanting brick-and-flint Grade II cottage dates back to the late 17th century and brims with period charm.
Opening into a welcoming reception room, exposed beams and a delightful beehive fireplace set a warm and characterful tone. Beyond, a hallway leads past a cloakroom and separate shower room to a surprisingly spacious, light-filled kitchen/dining room. With double-aspect windows, ample cabinetry, and integrated appliances, this inviting space is perfect for both everyday cooking and relaxed entertaining. Bi-fold doors span across the rear, folding back to reveal a secluded walled garden with a raised deck that catches the sun, a private haven for summer suppers or morning coffee. A discreet storage area is also neatly tucked away.
Upstairs are two characterful bedrooms. The front bedroom enjoys built-in storage and a charming outlook along Prinsted Lane. Just moments from the shoreline of Chichester Harbour, this cottage offers an idyllic retreat in one of the area’s prettiest villages.
Location
The West Sussex village of Prinsted enjoys a picturesque coastal setting on Chichester Harbour, with Prinstead shore approximately 300 metres south. Close to both Thornham Marina (0.5 miles) and Emsworth Yacht Harbour (less than 2 miles) and Bosham Sailing Club (less than 5 miles), all providing excellent facilities for sailing enthusiasts. The neighbouring village of Southbourne offers amenities including a nursery, Southbourne Primary school and The Bourne College, a Co-op, chemist, pet shop, hairdresser, public house, organic produce barn, farm shop and gp surgery.
Southbourne has a mainline train station which goes to London Victoria and nearby Havant offers service to London Waterloo. Emsworth is approximately 1.5 miles west and has a good mix of independent shops and places to eat. The Cathedral City of Chichester is less than 8 miles away and provides a comprehensive range of shopping amenities arranged partly within its pedestrianised centre. The arts are well represented with the internationally known Festival Theatre and Pallant House Gallery, housing one of the best modern art collections in the country. The annual Arts Festival centred on the Cathedral attracts artists and media personalities from all over the world.
Connections in the area are excellent with the aforementioned stations providing a regular service to London Victoria and Waterloo, Gatwick and other towns and cities along the south coast. The A3 provides good access to London and via the M25 to Heathrow, with the M27 leading to Southampton Airport and the West. All distances and journey times are approximate.
In particular, nearby Goodwood is home to some of the best facilities in the country including golf, horse racing and its country club which includes gym, tennis court and swimming pool. In recent years Goodwood has become increasingly well known for its annual Festival of Speed and the Revival of its historic motor circuit. The opening of The Kennels at Goodwood, its members club, provides an elegant restaurant and clubhouse serving food from its own organic farm. The nearby South Downs provides many footpaths and bridleways with opportunities for mountain biking.
There is an excellent selection of both state and private schools in the area, including Mayville High School, Westbourne House, Lavant House, Portsmouth Grammar School, Seaford College and Bedales. All journey time and distances are approximate.
Square Footage: 566 sq ft
Directions
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Additional Info
All mains services.
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