Sanctuary Lane, Storrington

Tucked along a quiet lane on the outskirts of the much-loved Village of Storrington, this charming four-bedroom detached home enjoys a truly unique setting within the famed ‘Lanes’ District.

Steeped in local history, the Lanes were made famous in the 1920s by the bohemian social reformer Vera Pragnell.

A peaceful setting, a fascinating history and a wonderful four-bedroom home, a property with plenty of character, both inside and out.

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The Property - The property is entered via a timber and tile roof storm porch with a raised step leading through to the entrance hall with solid wood flooring, ground floor cloakroom and turning staircase leading to the first floor landing. From here you enter into the spacious formal dining area complete with further solid wood flooring, exposed beams and window overlooking the rear garden. To the left of the entrance hall there is a door through to the cosy double aspect sitting room with open feature fireplace with stone surround and tiled hearth and double doors to rear opening out onto the rear south facing garden. To the right-hand side of the property a door leads from the dining area into the bespoke modern fitted kitchen featuring granite work tops, matching base and wall mounted units, double butler sink, range cooker and space for kitchen table with views and access to the rear garden via double patio doors. To the rear of the kitchen a door leads through the inner hall which doubles as a utility/boot room, also with access to rear garden. From here, stairs lead to the first floor fourth bedroom which can be used for a myriad of uses including home gym or home office. The area benefits from two roof windows to front, large window to rear, overlooking the rear garden and Southdown National Park beyond. The room also benefits from useful and expansive built in wardrobes and storage. To the first floor, there are three double bedrooms with ensuite shower room to the double aspect principal bedroom with rear views towards the South Downs National Park. A well-appointed family bathroom completes the internal accommodation.

Outside - Set in the famed ‘Lanes’ District situated on the edge of Storrington, made locally famous in the 1920’s by the renowned bohemian social reformer ‘Vera Pragnell’ who attempted to create a utopian commune within the lanes which still boasts a shrine dedicated to the memory of the late visionary to this very day.
The property itself is approached by two five bar gates leading through a brick paved off road parking area and access to integral carport and garage/store. There is an expanse of level lawn to one side and established boundary with mature oak trees and shrubs. There is access to the South facing rear garden from either side and a further external store room. The rear garden itself is a manageable hardscaped outside space interspersed with flower and shrub beds and various brick and paved seating areas, ideal for enjoying the all day sun, al fresco dining and views of the South Downs National Park beyond. There is also access to the large garden storage shed ideal for gardening equipment and garden furniture. Thereafter, within short distance, there is access to many walks and footpaths interspersed within the quiet adjoining wooded lanes including the National trust land of Warren Hill, perfect for evening strolls and dog walking. With all the amenities offered by the nearby town of Storrington, this property truly offers the best of both worlds.

Situation - Storrington is a thriving large village in a picturesque setting at the foot of the South Downs, conveniently close to the Horsham/Worthing A24 and motorway networks, yet it still retains a village atmosphere. There is a mainline station in Pulborough, approximately five miles to the west. Storrington has comprehensive shopping facilities including a Waitrose store, restaurants, cafes including Costa, two pubs and there are primary schools and years seven and eight of Steyning Grammar School, churches, a bank, a modern doctors' surgery, dental practices, opticians, two veterinary practices, library and a museum.

Sporting And Recreation - Storrington provides an extremely wide and varied range of social and sporting activities including a Tennis Club with adult and junior coaching and Chanctonbury Leisure Centre. Numerous other clubs, charities and associations thrive in the area. Nearby there is gliding at Parham and golf at the West Sussex Golf Club in Pulborough, together with opportunities for riding and walking on the South Downs National Park. Of special note is the large RSPB nature reserve at Wiggonholt Brooks between Storrington and Pulborough.

Services - All mains connected, gas fired heating.
According to Ofcom for this address Superfast broadband is available.
Highest download speed is 80 Mbps.

Council Tax - Council Tax Band G. Please contact Horsham District Council on .

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