Guide price
£530,000
(£301/sq. ft)
5 bed terraced house for saleJubilee Terrace, Chichester PO19
5 beds
2 baths
2 receptions
1,759 sq. ft
EPC Rating: C
Just added
Freehold
About this property
Mid‐terrace townhouse arranged over three floors
Convenient walking distance to the city centre
Generous and well‐balanced accommodation throughout
Bright sitting room with central fireplace and fitted shelving
Separate dining room ideal for family meals and entertaining
Well‐fitted kitchen with ample storage and garden outlook
Five bedrooms, master with dressing room
Family bathroom and ground floor cloakroom
Private, low‐maintenance rear terrace garden
Off‐street parking to the front of the property
This appealing mid‐terrace townhouse offers generous and well‐balanced accommodation arranged over three floors, ideally located within comfortable walking distance of the city centre. The property combines traditional proportions with flexible living space, making it well suited to a range of buyers including families and those seeking a convenient city home.
The ground floor opens into a welcoming hallway with staircase rising to the upper floors and access to a ground floor cloakroom. The sitting room is a bright and comfortable reception space positioned to the rear of the house, featuring a central fireplace flanked by fitted shelving and large floor to ceiling windows providing good natural light. Open to the sitting room is a separate dining room offering ample space for family dining and entertaining, with an attractive outlook and direct access to the kitchen and to the terrace via glazed double doors.
The kitchen is fitted with a range of base and wall units, generous worktop space and integrated appliances, with a window overlooking the front garden. The layout provides both practicality and connection to the main living areas of the house.
At first floor level there is a spacious principal bedroom suite with a dressing area with fitted storage and access to a good-sized ensuite shower room. A smaller bedroom on this floor currently serves as a study.
The second floor provides three further bedrooms all of which are well‐proportioned and benefiting from roofline character and good natural light, offering flexible accommodation for guests or family members. A generous family bathroom completes this floor.
Outside, the property enjoys a private terrace‐style garden to the front, enclosed and thoughtfully arranged to provide a pleasant space for outdoor seating, potted planting and low‐maintenance enjoyment. There is off‐street parking for one car, a valuable feature in this central location, along with a useful store cupboard and housing for refuse bins.
EPC Rating: C
Location
Jubilee Terrace is ideally positioned within comfortable walking distance of Chichester’s main pedestrianised shopping precinct, making it exceptionally convenient for day‐to‐day amenities. The property is also well placed for St Richard’s Hospital and Chichester University, both easily accessible on foot, adding to its appeal for a wide range of buyers.
Chichester itself is a highly regarded cathedral city offering an extensive range of high‐street and independent shops, along with a broad selection of fashionable restaurants, cafés, bars and public houses. Leisure facilities are excellent and include a modern leisure centre with swimming pool, an established sports and tennis club, and attractive public parks and green spaces. The city is also renowned for its cultural offering, being home to the Pallant House Gallery and the internationally acclaimed Chichester Festival Theatre.
To the north lies the Goodwood Estate, a major regional attraction famous for its world‐class sporting and social calendar. Events include the Festival of Speed and Goodwood Revival, which draw international motor‐sport enthusiasts, along with a prestigious season of horseracing including the Qatar Goodwood Festival.
The South Downs National Park lies approximately 21⁄2 miles to the north, providing miles of outstanding walking, cycling and riding routes across open downland. To the south‐west are Chichester Harbour, Chichester Marina and Birdham Pool, all offering excellent sailing and water‐based activities through a number of well‐established sailing clubs.
Local transport links are excellent, with nearby bus stops providing access around the city and surrounding villages. Chichester’s centrally located mainline railway station offers regular services along the south coast to Portsmouth and Brighton, as well as direct routes to London Victoria, making the property well suited to commuters.
Information:
Services: Mains services | Tenure: Freehold | Local Authority: Chichester District Council | Council Tax Band: Band F | EPC Rating: Band C
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Garden
Private, secluded terrace garden.
The ground floor opens into a welcoming hallway with staircase rising to the upper floors and access to a ground floor cloakroom. The sitting room is a bright and comfortable reception space positioned to the rear of the house, featuring a central fireplace flanked by fitted shelving and large floor to ceiling windows providing good natural light. Open to the sitting room is a separate dining room offering ample space for family dining and entertaining, with an attractive outlook and direct access to the kitchen and to the terrace via glazed double doors.
The kitchen is fitted with a range of base and wall units, generous worktop space and integrated appliances, with a window overlooking the front garden. The layout provides both practicality and connection to the main living areas of the house.
At first floor level there is a spacious principal bedroom suite with a dressing area with fitted storage and access to a good-sized ensuite shower room. A smaller bedroom on this floor currently serves as a study.
The second floor provides three further bedrooms all of which are well‐proportioned and benefiting from roofline character and good natural light, offering flexible accommodation for guests or family members. A generous family bathroom completes this floor.
Outside, the property enjoys a private terrace‐style garden to the front, enclosed and thoughtfully arranged to provide a pleasant space for outdoor seating, potted planting and low‐maintenance enjoyment. There is off‐street parking for one car, a valuable feature in this central location, along with a useful store cupboard and housing for refuse bins.
EPC Rating: C
Location
Jubilee Terrace is ideally positioned within comfortable walking distance of Chichester’s main pedestrianised shopping precinct, making it exceptionally convenient for day‐to‐day amenities. The property is also well placed for St Richard’s Hospital and Chichester University, both easily accessible on foot, adding to its appeal for a wide range of buyers.
Chichester itself is a highly regarded cathedral city offering an extensive range of high‐street and independent shops, along with a broad selection of fashionable restaurants, cafés, bars and public houses. Leisure facilities are excellent and include a modern leisure centre with swimming pool, an established sports and tennis club, and attractive public parks and green spaces. The city is also renowned for its cultural offering, being home to the Pallant House Gallery and the internationally acclaimed Chichester Festival Theatre.
To the north lies the Goodwood Estate, a major regional attraction famous for its world‐class sporting and social calendar. Events include the Festival of Speed and Goodwood Revival, which draw international motor‐sport enthusiasts, along with a prestigious season of horseracing including the Qatar Goodwood Festival.
The South Downs National Park lies approximately 21⁄2 miles to the north, providing miles of outstanding walking, cycling and riding routes across open downland. To the south‐west are Chichester Harbour, Chichester Marina and Birdham Pool, all offering excellent sailing and water‐based activities through a number of well‐established sailing clubs.
Local transport links are excellent, with nearby bus stops providing access around the city and surrounding villages. Chichester’s centrally located mainline railway station offers regular services along the south coast to Portsmouth and Brighton, as well as direct routes to London Victoria, making the property well suited to commuters.
Information:
Services: Mains services | Tenure: Freehold | Local Authority: Chichester District Council | Council Tax Band: Band F | EPC Rating: Band C
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Garden
Private, secluded terrace garden.
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