A stunning seven bedroom (Including annexe) Manor House, multiple reception rooms, set amid four acres of secluded gardens including swimming pool and all-weather tennis court.
The Manor is an outstanding Grade II Listed house constructed in the reign of James II at the end of the Restoration period with delightful wisteria-clad elevations in mellow brickwork under a tiled roof.
The recent addition of a swimming pool (pool house has an annex) and all-weather tennis court, very much enhance this magnificent property.
Set amid a total of eight acres (four acres of secluded, formal garden, and a four acre paddock) make this a very special residence indeed.
The property has been the subject of sympathetic refurbishment over the years so that it now displays the comfort of modern living, allied with the style and character of its history, forming a wonderful family home.
A number of exceptional features within the house include some beautiful panelled rooms, open fireplaces, broad, planked oak flooring and a broad staircase with an unusual octagonal newel post. The kitchen has been attractively refitted and bathrooms offer modern comfort.
Throughout the house the, largely, sash windows allow light to flood through accentuating the wonderful and historic charm within.
The Manor occupies a tucked away position
approached via a leafy lane roughly halfway between the harbour hamlet of Dell Quay and
Chichester. Fishbourne is renowned as a Roman
port and is the site of the Roman Palace historic
monument. Fishbourne has a church, primary
school and public houses and stands at the head
of the Saltern’s Way foot and cycle path which
meanders south around the harbour to the beaches at West Wittering. Leisure pursuits within the area include sailing from the villages around Chichester Harbour, most conveniently at Dell Quay, golf, tennis and horse-riding as well as the many miles of foot, bridle and cycle paths in which to enjoy the picturesque scenery.