With its enviable location with views over the Bosham Reach of Chichester Harbour, Shore House is a fine example of a 1950s country house. The property has one of the most outstanding positions in the area with a long frontage and direct access to Chichester Harbour. An ancient Saxon Church, Bosham Sailing Club, and Quay can all be seen from the house.
The accommodation consists of an impressive entrance hall with water views and an open plan dining room with French doors out onto the terrace and garden. A sun room and a drawing room also benefit from views over the water and a spacious kitchen overlooks the courtyard.
Upstairs there are four bedrooms and three bathrooms ensuite.
Outside a driveway leads to an area suitable for parking cars and boats. An attached garage and sail store are perfect for storing boats ready to take full advantage of Shore House?s idyllic waterside location.
| view from the house |
Shore House is offered on the market at a guide price of £1.5 million
For more information please contact Mark Astley at Jackson-Stops and Staff, Chichester on +44(0) 1243 786316
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