The Great Hall, Aldsworth, West Sussex The Great Hall, kitchen is fitted with base level units, topped with granite, and includes a butler sink and at Aldsworth, its heart a bright blue Aga, with striking rainbow West Sussex tiles set beneath the mantel. Three of the bedrooms are situated on the ground floor, all PO10 8QT having modern en suite facilities, and along with a family/sitting room, two utility rooms, a study An impressive Arts & Crafts and a cloakroom, complete the accommodation country residence, with extensive at this level. accommodation and landscaped grounds, at the foot of the South On the first floor, double doors from the sitting room give access to a large covered balcony, Downs National Park. with attractive tiled flooring, distinctive wooden Emsworth 3.7 miles, Havant train station 3.8 railing and a splendid south-easterly aspect. The miles (London Waterloo 1hr 19 mins), Chichester exquisite principal bedroom, reached via the train station 7.7 miles (London Victoria 1hr 35 sitting room, offers adjoining dressing rooms, mins), Portsmouth 10.6 miles, Petersfield 13.8 an en suite shower room, as well as a study, and miles, Guildford 40 miles, Central London 70 features aesthetic wood panelling and beams miles to the ceiling. The generous, second bedroom is accessed via a separate staircase from the Reception hall | Family/sitting room | Dining entrance hallway, and in addition to en suite hall | Second sitting room (1st floor) | 2 Studies facilities, has a kitchen area and, therefore, Kitchen/breakfast/sitting room | 2 Utility rooms provides ideal accommodation for visiting Cloakroom | Principal bedroom with dressing guests or for a dependent relative. rooms and en suite shower room | Additional bedroom with en suite shower room and kitchen Outside 3 Further en suite bedrooms | Balcony | Cellar Stone pillars mark the entrance to the gravelled Garage and double carport | Garden | EPC rating driveway, which provides parking for several E cars and gives access to the garage and car port. The gardens at The Great Hall have been The property beautifully landscaped and are well-maintained, The Great Hall was built by Henry Horne in with areas laid to lawn, borders planted with a 1928 as a ballroom and entertainment wing to plethora of architectural shrubs and perennial Aldsworth Manor and is a substantial home, plants, with mature and specimen trees offering a wealth of character, showcasing interspersed within the grounds. Areas of paved elegance and style, blended perfectly to suit terracing offer opportunities for outdoor dining both family living and formal entertaining. At its and relaxation, and walls, arches and evergreen centre, a magnificent dining hall is open to the hedging create zones and add interest to the rafters, revealing a framework of beams, and gardens, which also enjoy an open aspect to features a grand stone fireplace, with inset oil- countryside beyond. burning stove. To one side, an ornate, wrought- iron spiral staircase leads up to the second floor sitting room, where a complementary balustrade overlooks the dining hall below. An inner hallway gives access to the stunning kitchen and breakfast area, with adjacent relaxed seating, where a wall of windows affords views across the gardens to open countryside beyond. The Location The hamlet of Aldsworth is just a short distance from Westbourne and its thriving village community, and from the harbourside town of Emsworth, designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, with amenities including local butchers, a greengrocer, supermarkets, pubs, coffee shops and restaurants. For sailors, Emsworth has two sailing clubs, with easy access from the harbour to the Solent and opportunities for trips to historic spots including Cowes and the Beaulieu River. Chichester to the east, with its Festival Theatre and ancient cathedral, offers an extensive range of shopping and leisure amenities, as well as galleries, a museum and restaurants, and for motoring and horse racing enthusiasts, Goodwood is just 9 miles distant. For commuters, Emsworth station is easily accessible and provides services via Chichester to London (Victoria) and Gatwick or alternatively Havant, to the west, offers a faster service to London (Waterloo). There is a good selection of independent and state schools in the area, including Westbourne House, The Prebendal School, Chichester High School and Portsmouth Grammar School. Directions From A27, exit at Warblington onto the A259 towards Emsworth, and at the roundabout take the first exit onto Horndean Road. After 1.5 mile, take the right turn onto Emsworth Common Road and follow the road for approximately 2 miles, where the property will be found a short distance along a lane on the right-hand side. Floorplans House internal area 5,375 sq ft (499 sq m) For identification purposes only. S W Dressing Room 6.34 x 2.16 20'10" x 7'1" E N F/P Bedroom 5 Study Dressing Room 3.95 x 3.16 Bedroom 3 4.82 x 3.13 3.86 x 3.14 13'0" x 10'4" 4.81 x 4.20 15'10" x 10'3" 12'8" x 10'4" Sitting 15'9" x 13'9" Area Principal Bedroom Utility 2 7.14 x 6.44 3.11 x 2.14 23'5" x 21'2" 10'2" x 7'0" (Maximum) Bedroom 4 5.56 x 3.02 6.69 x 3.95 18'3" x 9'11" Breakfast/ 16.42 x 6.00 21'11" x 13'0" Balcony Dining area 53'10" x 19'8" (Maximum) 13.14 x 2.60 (Maximum) 43'1" x 8'6" Sitting Room 7.14 x 6.63 23'5" x 21'9" Dining Hall 9.68 x 6.44 31'9" x 21'2" (Maximum) Study Lower Level Kitchen 3.51 x 1.61 F/P 11'6" x 5'3" Garage Store 5.30 x 2.92 17'5" x 9'7" 3.23 x 2.07 Utility 10'7" x 6'9" 4.10 x 2.68 2.78 x 2.75 General 13'5" x 8'10" 9'1" x 9'0" Sky Local Authority: Chichester Borough Council 4.29 x 1.65 Eaves 14'1" x 5'5" Sky Services: Mains electritiy, water and drainage Family/Sitting Room 6.76 x 5.41 Bedroom 2 6.56 x 5.54 Carport 22'2" x 17'9" 5.60 x 5.55 Council Tax: Band G Cellar (Maximum) 21'6" x 18'2" (Maximum) 18'4" x 18'3" Eaves Ground Floor First Floor Chichester 31 North Street, Chichester PO19 1LY The position & size of doors, windows, appliances and other features are approximate only. 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