Warningcamp, Arundel

A magnificent converted barn, formerly part of the Duke of Norfolk's estate and converted in the 1990's by well-known local architect Neil Holland.

The well-designed accommodation includes a vast open and vaulted living/family room with wood burning stove, and exposed beams and trusses, partly split-level with steps up to a well equipped kitchen/breakfast room. There is a very useful mezzanine study, whilst the bedroom wing comprises of four bedrooms, three of which have en-suites and a family a bathroom. From several rooms there are stunning views across the valley with Arundel Cathedral and Castle on the ridge.

Outside there is a beautifully created south west facing garden with interesting plants and shrubs, seating areas, paths and a pond, all in a plot stretching to half an acre. On the north western side is a flint outbuilding comprising a workshop with 3-phase power, a fully functional kitchen, shower room and additional room that could become a bedroom. The building could easily be looked at for several uses including workshop, office suite, annexe or Airbnb unit.

Warningcamp is an idyllic hamlet on the fringes of Arundel in an area of outstanding natural beauty, within the beautiful South Downs National Park. It is surrounded by some of the most beautiful countryside in West Sussex making it popular for walking, cycling, horse riding, bird watching and other country pursuits. There is a wide choice of sporting and recreational activities locally including horse racing at both Goodwood and Fontwell Park, numerous golf courses, sailing at Littlehampton and Chichester Harbour. The charming historic market town of Arundel is lined with antique shops, boutique shops, cafes, restaurants and an historic castle, priory and cathedral. The mainline railway station provides regular service to Gatwick Airport and London Victoria, whilst there are excellent road links between Worthing, Brighton and Chichester.