Farmhouse for sale in Arundel Road, Angmering, Littlehampton BN16

A rare opportunity to acquire a charming Grade II* Listed period property with substantial land and outbuildings.

New Place Farm, reputedly dates back to the late 16th or early 17th century and we understand is the only surviving portion of a much larger house, built by Sir Thomas Palmer. The notably high ceilings and large brick internal arches, suggest that this may have been the original coach house.

Now forming three substantial houses, it is the largest of the three, to the west end of the terrace, along with the adjacent land, that is being marketed for sale.

The plot extends to approximately 2.8 acres, and includes a good number of outbuilding and paddocks, along with extensive gardens and areas of woodland.

The property may be suited to a purchaser wanting equestrian facilities or with a particular use for the many outbuildings.

The property has been sympathetically extended in recent years, however some refurbishment would be required in order to make this the fabulous period home that it ought to be.

Particular features include; very high ceilinged rooms, leaded light windows with wooden mullions, wide boarded wooden floors and a part clay tiled and part Horsham stone slabbed roof.

Accommodation
On the ground floor, there is a spacious entrance hall, a large sitting room of approximately 21’7 x 13’9 and an extended second reception room to the rear, opening onto the rear garden, measuring 16’6 x 13’9. There is a good size kitchen/breakfast room 16’4 x 10’7 and a ground floor bathroom.
On the first floor, there are three double bedrooms, the main bedroom measures 15’6 x 14’11, and the other bedrooms are, 12’6 x 11’5 and 11’6 x 11’5 respectively. There is also a first floor shower room with WC.
We understand there is a very large attic, and subject to required consent, it may be possible to convert the second floor into further living accommodation.
Location
New Place Farm is situated to the south of the A27, at the foot of the South Downs, between the villages of Angmering to the east, and Poling to the west.
The boundary of the South Downs Nation Park is just a few hundred yards away, providing excellent down land activities on your doorstep, including, horse riding, mountain biking and walking.
The A27 provides easy access to Chichester (15miles) or Brighton (20miles) and the historic town of Arundel is just 4.5 miles away, with art galleries, specialist shops, many restaurants and a mainline railway station, with a direct line to London Victoria (90 mins).
The seafront can be found within approximately 4 miles.