Properties For Sale by Hamilton Graham, Steyning
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A handsome Grade II Listed detached house built c1831 with an attractive front elevation of coursed flintwork and sash windows under a hipped slate roof. This exceptional village house occupies a fine...
Key features
- A stunning period Grade II Listed house
- Beautiful south-facing rear garden
- Magnificent Afromosia hardwood staircase
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The southern wing of an impressive early 20th century mansion with handsome elevations in brick with sash windows, under a pitched roof with dormer windows. Internally there is evidence of fine crafts...
Key features
- A substantial and well-appointed house
- Exceptional specification
- Bespoke kitchen
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A substantial detached village house providing exceptionally well-appointed family space with a south facing terrace and large enclosed rear garden. Built in the Victorian era this handsome house has ...
Key features
- A substantial and well-appointed house
- High-quality fittings throughout
- Three reception rooms
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An impressive architect-designed modern detached house built some eleven years ago of traditional construction with brick and flint elevations under a pitched and clay-tiled roof. The house is excepti...
Key features
- Impressive architect-designed house
- Excellent family accommodation
- Spacious sitting room with open hearth
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An impressive and attractive detached house with a wide road frontage, built c. 1923 by Frank Duke Ltd (a highly regarded builder of that era). The house is of traditional brick construction with pain...
Key features
- An impressive detached family house
- Excellent proportions, original features
- Sympathetically extended
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A delightful, detached Grade II Listed house and substantial outbuilding set in about one third of an acre in this idyllic country setting. This attractive period home dates back to the 18th century w...
Key features
- Attractive period home in 1/3 of an acre
- Substantial detached outbuilding
- Carefully maintained and enhanced
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An attractive and substantial period house providing good family accommodation set in generous and secluded gardens. The Grade II listed property was probably built in the early 18th Century as two co...
Key features
- Substantial village house
- Generous and secluded gardens
- Four / five bedrooms
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A detached home of traditional construction with brick-faced elevations beneath a pitched and tiled roof. The house has been extended over the garage and to the rear, and provides substantial accommod...
Key features
- Extended family home
- No ongoing chain
- Three reception rooms
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The West House is one of a pair of architect-designed homes and occupies a generous plot overlooking attractive gardens bisected by a watercourse. The house is of conventional construction with brick ...
Key features
- Architect-designed home
- Attractive gardens - c0.4 of an acre
- Double-height, vaulted reception hall
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Great Gables is an eye-catching landmark building with wonderful views to the ridge of the Downs and yet within a few minutes' walk of Steyning High Street. The house was built for the present own...
Key features
- Views to the ridge of the Downs
- Partly open-plan
- Built by the current owner
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Sheppenstrete House is attached to 25 High Street on its northern party wall and yet despite this central position it remains one of Steyning's secrets, tucked away in a surprisingly peaceful sett...
Key features
- Fascinating Grade II Listed house
- Modern Kitchen and bathroom fittings
- Sitting Room with inglenook fireplace
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A delightful, Grade II listed house of mediaeval origin with a substantial later addition and frontage onto Steyning High Street. The building is part timber-framed under a part-tiled and part-Horsham...
Key features
- Delightful Grade II listed house
- Frontage onto the High Street
- Meticulously renovated
|1/16A detached chalet-style house occupying a corner plot with a wide frontage to the road and detached double garaging. The house was built some 60 years ago of conventional construction with brick eleva...
Key features
- Detached house occupying a corner plot
- Separate sitting room and dining room
- Ground floor bedroom and wet room
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The Town House is probably of late Victorian origin faced in knapped flintwork with brick window dressings and string courses and tiled roofs. The accommodation is arranged over three floors and exten...
Key features
- Attractive late-Victorian town house
- Accommodation arranged over three floors
- Fireplaces in principal rooms
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An end of terrace house built in the 1930s by Frank Duke Ltd of conventional construction with brick elevations and replacement double-glazed windows under an interlocking tiled roof. The house has be...
Key features
- Extended family home
- Larger than average well-stocked garden
- Light & spacious kitchen/breakfast room
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The attractive house forms the end of a small terrace, being attached to a pair of flint-built town houses and is probably of late 19th Century origin. Elevations are brick and flint under a slate roo...
Key features
- Charming accommodation over three floors
- Authentic period features
- Three bedrooms
