Burndell Road, Yapton, Arundel
Set back from Burndell Road sits this sizeable three double bedroom Edwardian...

THE PROPERTY Set back from Burndell Road sits this sizeable three double bedroom Edwardian property, believed to date back to 1903.
This exceptionally well-presented property offers flexible accommodation over two floors. The ground floor comprises of three reception rooms and a kitchen. To the first floor there are three double bedrooms all serviced by the family bathroom.
Externally, the rear garden offers a good degree of privacy and offers well stocked mature flower beds. There is also an outside office/workshop/store which could serve a multitude of uses. To the front there is a driveway which allows parking for multiple vehicles.
THE LOCATION This historic Sussex village lies some 8.5 miles to the south east of city of Chichester and some 3 miles to the west of Arundel, close to the West Sussex coast. Communications are good with the nearby A27 providing convenient vehicle access to many provincial centres including Portsmouth, Worthing and Brighton. Nearby Barnham station is under 1.5 miles away and provides a regular rail service to London Victoria. Yapton itself offers a selection of local shops, a parish church and public house. Both Arundel and Chichester provide a more comprehensive range of facilities, the latter being arranged within a partly pedestrianised centre. The surrounding area provides many recreational and sporting activities, including a number of golf courses, the nearest being at Avisford Park in Walberton. Glorious Goodwood is about 8.5 miles to the north and whilst best known for its horse racing, also provides a private airfield, country club and is becoming increasingly well known for the Revival of its historic motor circuit and the annual Festival of Speed. Chichester and Littlehampton harbours are particularly popular with sailors, and the beaches of West Wittering and Climping provide opportunities for bathing, windsurfing and kite surfing. The recently created South Downs National Park is criss-crossed with many bridle paths and footpaths for walkers, mountain bikers and riders.