Enjoying charm and character is this Grade II listed property, which is believed to date back to the 1600s. Tucked away in a semi-rural location, this property offers an idyllic quiet setting, while still being conveniently located close to the mainline railway station.

As you step inside, you'll be greeted by features that adorn every corner of this beautiful home. Beams crisscross the ceilings, adding a touch of old-world elegance, while attractive Inglenook fireplaces in all three of the main reception rooms beckon you to cosy up on chilly evenings. The farmhouse style kitchen/breakfast room overlooks the rear garden and offers ample space for a big dining table for entertaining. Off the kitchen is useful boot room and sun room. Four spacious double bedrooms can be found on the first floor with the principal bedroom enjoying stunning views over the garden from the feature window as well as an en-suite facility. Street Cottage offers a blend of period features whilst still providing modern and practical living space.

Outside, the property boasts a generous plot in excess of one acre, with park-like gardens that provide seclusion. A summerhouse, pond and workshop can all be found in the grounds. For those with a passion for cars or hobbies that require extra space, the double garage provides ample room. Whether it's housing your vehicles or setting up a workshop, this bonus space is a handy addition to the property.

Arun District Council - 24/25 Tax Band G £3,755.67

Pass through the village of Barnham in an easterly direction and under the railway bridge. Take the first turning on the right into Church Lane and continue for 0.44 of a mile where the property is on the left before the crossroads with Highground Lane/Hill Lane

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