High Street, Findon

INTERNAL
An inviting porch opens into an impressive and welcoming hallway, immediately setting the tone for the gracious accommodation beyond. To the front, the delightful drawing room is bathed in natural light from triple-aspect picture windows, complete with classic shutters and offering picturesque views over the gardens. A feature fireplace provides a warm and elegant focal point.
Adjacent, the library/study is brimming with charm and character—an ideal retreat for reading or working from home. The dining room is equally impressive, boasting a large bay window that frames stunning garden views and provides ample space for formal entertaining.
The kitchen has a range of base and wall units offering ample storage, a Rangemaster cooker, and space for additional appliances. A useful wine cellar offers excellent storage for fine wines or provisions, while a ground floor shower room with WC adds further convenience.
Upstairs, the first floor hosts four bedrooms. Three are generously proportioned double rooms with high ceilings, exuding a sense of grandeur, while the fourth provides a charming single bedroom or nursery. Each room benefits from delightful views across the surrounding countryside or beautifully maintained gardens. A family bathroom with WC is complemented by a separate additional WC.
EXTERNAL
Set within just over a third of an acre, Holmcroft is enveloped by stunning, meticulously maintained gardens that evoke the quintessential English country garden. A rich variety of mature shrubs and flowering plants create a peaceful and private setting, while the historic flint-walled pheasantry adds a unique and characterful touch.
To the front of the property is a double garage, with additional access and driveway to the rear, providing ample parking and practicality.
SITUATED
Nestled in the sought-after Findon Village, this home enjoys a prime position at the foot of the South Downs, offering picturesque countryside walks, including access to the South Downs Way and local landmarks such as Cissbury Ring and Chanctonbury Ring. The area is ideal for outdoor enthusiasts, with miles of bridle paths and a renowned racing stables nearby.
Findon Village offers a selection of traditional pubs, charming restaurants, and local shops, while the Findon Manor Hotel and historic church add to the village’s character. The area is particularly popular with families due to its excellent local primary school, St John the Baptist, which caters to children aged 4-11 years.
For commuters, the property benefits from easy access to the A24 and A27, with convenient bus routes nearby. West Worthing Railway Station is approximately 3.5 miles away, providing direct links to London and coastal destinations, while Worthing town centre is under 5 miles away, offering a wider range of shopping, dining, and leisure facilities.