Guide price
£545,000
3 bed terraced house for saleFrankland Terrace, Emsworth, Hampshire PO10
3 beds
1 bath
1 reception
EPC Rating: C
Just added
Freehold
About this property
Close to the head of Emsworth harbour
Walking distance to the town centre
Three bedrooms
Bathroom
Fitted kitchen
Downstairs WC
Freehold parking space adjacent
Freehold garage in compound
Garden
A delightful three-bedroom home occupying a lovely cul-de-sac location close to Emsworth harbour and town centre.
Constructed in the 1980’s the house has good accommodation with three bedrooms, a sitting / dining room, fitted kitchen and there is a freehold parking space adjacent and a freehold garage in a nearby block.
There is a pedestrian path that leads from Frankland Terrace straight to the village square providing access to a good range of local shopping facilities, pubs and restaurants. A little further is the head of Emsworth Harbour with popular sailing clubs and delightful walks along the water’s edge.
This pretty harbour-side town on the boundary of Hampshire and Sussex is extremely popular and it is not hard to see why. It has retained a good collection of local shops, pretty pubs and noteworthy restaurants including 36 On The Quay and Fat Olives. The town hosts two sailing clubs and still retains a small fishing fleet. Despite its idyllic setting Emsworth is extremely accessible with good rail and road links to London, Havant Station providing a mainline service to Waterloo in 1 hours 25 minutes. Gunwharf Quays and the old city of Portsmouth are only 10 miles away and the cathedral city of Chichester lies 9 miles to the east. Sailing is the predominant pastime on Chichester Harbour whilst the countryside to the north has been designated as The South Downs National Park.
Constructed in the 1980’s the house has good accommodation with three bedrooms, a sitting / dining room, fitted kitchen and there is a freehold parking space adjacent and a freehold garage in a nearby block.
There is a pedestrian path that leads from Frankland Terrace straight to the village square providing access to a good range of local shopping facilities, pubs and restaurants. A little further is the head of Emsworth Harbour with popular sailing clubs and delightful walks along the water’s edge.
This pretty harbour-side town on the boundary of Hampshire and Sussex is extremely popular and it is not hard to see why. It has retained a good collection of local shops, pretty pubs and noteworthy restaurants including 36 On The Quay and Fat Olives. The town hosts two sailing clubs and still retains a small fishing fleet. Despite its idyllic setting Emsworth is extremely accessible with good rail and road links to London, Havant Station providing a mainline service to Waterloo in 1 hours 25 minutes. Gunwharf Quays and the old city of Portsmouth are only 10 miles away and the cathedral city of Chichester lies 9 miles to the east. Sailing is the predominant pastime on Chichester Harbour whilst the countryside to the north has been designated as The South Downs National Park.
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