Annington Road, Bramber

£825,000

Guide price

An attractive semi-rural home forming the larger portion of a substantial Sussex barn built with timber-clad elevations under a high pitched and tiled roof with timber-frame double-glazed windows. The original wagonway is glazed to full height, providing a spacious galleried entrance with oak staircase and the main living area is a refreshing open-plan design with views over the garden. Much of the original timber framing is exposed internally and there are natural timber doors, creating a welcoming atmosphere. There is a high-quality German-made handle-less kitchen, luxury sanitaryware and oil-fired central heating to radiators.

On the western edge of the Adur Valley over which the property has extensive views towards a wide range of the Sussex Downs. It is a fine open situation in an ancient small rural settlement about one-and-a-half miles from Steyning where there are shops for day-to-day needs, Post Office, and also infant, primary and secondary schools, library and churches, a modern health centre and sports centre with indoor swimming pool. The town is at the foot of the South Downs National Park, five miles from the coast at Shoreham-by-Sea (mainline railway station) and 12 miles from Brighton. Horsham is about 14 miles.