Glenwood Road, Southbourne £465,000

Set in the corner of the cul-de-sac, Treagust & Co is pleased to offer this well presented three bedroom family home with off-road parking and west facing garden. The property offers an extremely versatile ground floor layout which is currently arranged to provide annexe accommodation with the option to install a shower room to this if desired, this space could also be used to provide additional living accommodation e.g play room/family room/home office, depending on individual requirements.

The front door opens into the entrance hall with staircase to the first floor and storage cupboard beneath. To the left is the annexe accommodation with currently comprises of a sitting room, bedroom and cloakroom, with an inner hallway having a large storage cupboard which could adapted to provide a walk-in shower cubicle if desired. A door opens into the kitchen/breakfast room which is fitted with a range of wall and base units with a built-in oven and hob, planned appliance space and a breakfast bar seating area. Overlooking the rear garden is the dining room which has french doors opening out and an archway into the sitting room.

Upstairs there are three bedrooms (two with built-in mirror fronted wardrobes), served by the family bathroom featuring a white suite with 'P' shaped bath with shower over, and built-in storage.

Council Tax Band D

Outside
At the front of the property the driveway provides off-road parking and access to the garage store with up and over door.

Enjoying a westerly aspect, the delightful rear garden is predominantly laid to law with borders filled with an extensive variety of mature shrubs and plants with a large brick built raised bed. Further features include a decked seating area, stepping stone pathway, garden shed and rear access gate. 

The Area 
The village of Southbourne is approximately six miles to the east of the Cathedral city of Chichester with its famous Festival Theatre and nearby Goodwood estate. A good range of local amenities are in Southbourne, including convenience stores, churches, doctors' surgery, and a gym and sports hall. The village has primary and secondary schools, good bus links between Brighton and Portsmouth, and a railway station with links to the south coast, London, and further afield. The South Downs National Park is just a short drive away and the head of Chichester Harbour is nearby in the hamlet of Prinsted and in neighbouring Emsworth with its specialist shops, restaurants and picturesque quay.