A rare opportunity to rent a four bedroom house in a highly sought after and well served village, nestled in the South Downs National Park. The property has been improved over the years and has been modernised whilst retaining character features.

Accommodation comprises entrance lobby, impressive open plan living room, with wood burning stove and exposed external wall, dining room with a spiral stair case leading to a mezzanine office area, utility room, with washing machine and tumble dryer, and a separate cloakroom. The kitchen, has an abundance of natural light and has been extended and finished to a high standard boasting a cornflower blue Aga, breakfast bar and bi-fold doors to the patio garden. There is a free standing Samsung fridge/freezer, integrated dishwasher, boiling water tap and electric blinds on the Velux windows.
To the first floor is the principal suite with en-suite shower room, built in wardrobes and dressing area. There is a second double bedroom, with built in storage and a family bathroom with bath and large walk in shower which can also be accessed from bedroom two.
To the second floor are two further double bedrooms, one with built in storage and stunning countryside views.
The property also benefits from a large cellar which is dry, has electricity and heating and is a very useful storage space.

Outside the property is served by a enclosed patioed garden which is easy to maintain and has access to the driveway which provides parking for two cars.

The property is situated in the heart of this highly prized, West Sussex village which is wedged between the historic Cowdray and Leconfield Estates.
Lodsworth benefits from a thriving, award-winning village shop, a well-regarded pub, The Hollist Arms, and there are many community events and clubs. Midhurst and Petworth (both approximately 4 miles away) offer a wide range of local shops and services.

Services :
Oil Central heating
Double Glazed Windows
Local authority: Chichester District Council
Council tax band: G
Deposit: 5 weeks rent
Pets Considered