Property Description
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Our analysis
Welcome to Bonhams Hoe Lane, Bognor Regis, a cozy and compact detached type home with 6 bed in the PO22 8NP area. This lovely residence, which comes with the freedom and stability of a freehold ownership, and sits comfortably in tax band G.
This classic property was built
in a neighborhood known for its allure and prestige.
This home stands out for its value and character -
with a market valuation of £1,870,000 and a rental potential of £12,155 per month,
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it represents not just a residence but a worthwhile investment in a sought-after area.
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Additional analysis
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Arundel 7.2 miles Chichester 8.6 miles London 70
miles Felpham Beach 2 miles A handsome, period former
farmhouse providing extensive and beautifully appointed
accommodation set in partially walled gardens and grounds of about
1 acre. Reception Hall Cloakroom Drawing
Room Sitting Room Garden Room
Dining Room Study Kitchen/Breakfast
Room Boot Room Playroom Utility
Room Bathroom Up to 6 Bedrooms as follows:
Principal Bedroom with En-Suite Bathroom & Adjacent Bedroom
4/Nursery Guest Suite with En-Suite Shower Room
3 Further Bedrooms 2 Further Bathrooms
Gym/Hobbies Room Cellars/Plant Room
Oak-Framed Barn-Style Garage Ample Parking
Gardens A handsome period former farmhouse, providing
extensive and beautifully appointed accommodation set in partially
walled gardens and grounds of about 1 acre. This impressive period
house is believed to have been originally built in 1727 and later
extended in the 19th century. Bonhams has been the subject of
extensive work by the present owners and now provides a beautifully
appointed family home ideally situated for access to the coast and
within easy reach of good communications. The handsome 7 bay brick
and flint facade has a central entrance porch opening on to a
spacious reception hall, the focal point of which is a magnificent
oak staircase rising to a galleried landing above. Double doors
open on to a 19' long drawing room with polished herringbone oak
floor and open fireplace. Alongside there is a generous sitting
room with folding casement doors on parliament hinges opening south
west on to the adjacent garden room which has large picture windows
and sliding doors opening on to the garden, flooding the interior
with natural light from both these and the lantern light set into
the ceiling above. The oak panelled dining room is full of
character and dates back to the original farmhouse, as can be seen
by the large Inglenook fireplace which provides an attractive focal
point to this room. A nearby study provides useful space for those
looking to work from home. The kitchen/breakfast room is of a
generous size and has a flagstone floor, exposed oak beams and
Inglenook fireplace with woodburning stove, making an ideal room
for informal family occasions. The kitchen has been equipped with
an extensive range of matching oak units having polished granite
worksurfaces and returns. Display cabinets have integral lighting
and floor level decorative lighting. A comprehensive range of
appliances include a range-style cooker with an attractive panelled
mantelpiece concealing a cooker hood above, fully integrated
dishwasher and American-style fridge/freezer with ice maker. A
servery recess has a hatch to the adjacent dining room and is
equipped with further fitted cupboards, granite worksurfaces and a
wine cooler. A 14' long scullery provides useful storage space for
household goods and there is fitted storage for boots and shoes.
The playroom has been conveniently located next to the kitchen and
family areas and a flagged hallway leads to the courtyard approach
outside, providing access to a utility room and ground floor
bathroom, ideal for those returning from the beach or sailing
activities. The bedroom accommodation is generous including a
principal suite with bathroom and adjacent dressing room or
nursery. A well-proportioned guest suite has its own shower room
and three further bedrooms are served by two further well-appointed
bathrooms. The north landing provides access to the second floor
where there is a 33' long gym or hobbies room. From the garden
room, sliding doors open south west on to the garden and a sunken
terrace with steps leading up to the adjacent lawn with a sheltered
south-facing sitting area. This looks across the garden to a most
attractive magnolia tree and beyond to a rock-strewn border planted
with architectural grasses and flowering shrubs. The property has
two access points to the east, remote controlled double gates on
brick piers open on to a long gravel driveway passing through the
gardens to a generous parking area and turning circle to the south
of the house. Immediately to the west is a partially walled
courtyard with the second driveway providing access to a large oak
framed barn-style garage equipped with two power operated roller
doors and a third roller door to the rear providing access to the
yard. This building provides parking for up to three vehicles and
is equipped with power and lighting. The formal gardens are
arranged mainly to the east and south of the house with large
expanses of neatly cut lawn, separated by well-stocked borders
supporting a variety of traditional perennials, neatly clipped firs
and shrubs. To the front of the house a magnificent willow tree
with fitted bench seating creates an attractive focal point and
there is a south-facing summer house. To the south west of the
driveway an Italian-style sunken garden is enclosed by low
ornamental walls with symetrically arranged borders planted with
box balls and architectural grasses. A central display area would
be ideal for garden statuary. The gardens are well screened by many
mature trees including beech, horse chestnut and oak.
To the south east there is a screened mower/tractor store providing
useful storage for garden tools etc. Hoe Lane is an attractive
no-through residential lane with a mixture of large residential
houses, cottages and barn conversions. Local shops are available in
the nearby villages of Middleton and Felpham both about a mile
distant and each provide access to their beaches and foreshore. A
little further afield, a Sainsburys superstore will be found on the
outskirts of Bognor Regis and more comprehensive shopping
facilities can be found in either the beautiful cathedral city of
Chichester some 8 miles to the north or Arundel some 7 miles away.
Local leisure pursuits are well-catered for, many of them being sea
based including sailing, windsurfing and kayaking from various
beaches and sailing clubs along the south coast. To the north, lies
the rich un-spoilt countryside of the South Downs National Park
criss-crossed with many footpaths and bridle paths providing
opportunities for walking and mountain biking. Nearby Goodwood also
provides facilities including its internationally known racecourse,
golf course, country club and airfield. It also plays host to the
annual Festival of Speed and the Revival of its historic motor
circuit. There is a mainline station at Bognor Regis providing a
regular service to London Victoria in about 1 hour 50 minutes.
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