Stunning Pulborough House on the Edge of the Downs

A beautiful 1725 Grade II listed 4 Bedroom property located in Pulborough on the edge of the popular South Downs. This is ideal for family and friends unto 8 guests. Perfect location for relaxation, dog friendly and an abundance of walks. The space This pretty period four bedroom property with a wealth of character is the perfect retreat for family and friends to get together for upto 8 guests. The accommodation comprises of good size entrance hall, downstairs garden room with double bed, utility area, good size family shower room, through to the well equipped Shaker style kitchen for all your self catering needs, next to the kitchen is a lovely dining room with inglenook open fireplace, main lounge area with log burner, comfy sofas and a TV, staircase from the lounge leading to the first floor with, three double bedrooms one with double bed and the other one has a kingsize bed, plus a twin bedroom with sink and beautiful bathroom with roll top bath. This property has the prettiest gardens that wraps around and a parking for a few cars is situated across the road from the house. Guest access Located on Codmore Hill, Pulborough, has been said as one of the most attractive villages in West Sussex. Nestled on the edge of the South Downs the views are stunning with rolling hills and woodland, so you are spoilt for choice on all the different walks nearby. If you don’t want to use your car there is a bus stop outside the property that takes you to Worthing, Billingshurst and the lovely town of Horsham. Pulborough has a train station and has direct trains to London and by car from here to Gatwick Airport is approximately 45 minutes. The drive to Brighton and Hove city is approximately 40 minutes and the drive to City of Chichester is around 30 minutes. Places to visit nearby • RSPB Pulborough Brooks which is within the South Downs and open all year. Here you will see a range of wildlife, woodlands, heathland and is good for all age groups. • Nutbourne Vineyards which is open from May to October and produces 7 different types of grapes. • Parham House & Gardens which is beautiful house set in an ancient deer park. The four-acre walled gardens are stunning. • There are some beautiful villages in surrounding area such as Coldwaltham, Petworth, Storrington, Fittleworth and Amberly is worth a visit. • Historical Arundel with its Castle Other things to note This historic property which was once a forge where people stopped to show their horses on route to London situated on Stane Street which was the first Roman road built in the UK which lead from Chichester to London. The ground opposite is where the horses where tethered, hence it is common land. The coach wheels were made and mended at the house next door called The Wheel Wrights. This property did becomes a farmhouse at one time.