Brewery Close, Southbourne £455,000

Available with no forward chain, this modern three bedroom detached family home, complemented by driveway parking, garage and a beaufitfully landscaped south facing garden.

A canopied entrance has a front door opening into the entrance hall with herringbone style wooden flooring, staircase leading to the first floor, and a cloakroom. Enjoying a dual aspect, is the sitting room, which has an attractive feature wall and French doors opening out to the garden. Also enjoying a dual aspect, is the open-plan kitchen/dining room which is fitted with an attractive range of modern drawer and cupboard base units with roll top working surfaces and matching wall cupboards, one and a half bowl sink unit, a built-in four burner gas hob, oven and dishwasher. Herringbone effect wooden flooring continues into the utility room which has a rolltop working surface with cupboard below, matching wall cupboards, space and plumbing for washing machine, and door out to the garden.

On the first floor the landing has a double glazed window and built-in cupboard housing the Potterton gas boiler. There are three bedrooms (two doubles), with the principal room having an ensuite shower room with WC, wash hand basin and shower cubicle. Completing the accommodation is the family bathroom. 

Outside
To the side of the home a driveway provides off-road parking space, and leads to the garage.

The south facing rear garden has been landscaped with a lawned area, a sculptured paved patio seating area, and a circular decking area with raised flower beds featuring a water feature. Further features include outside lighting, power, a hard standing for a shed, and a gate to the driveway. 

Annual service charge £300.00 

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.