3 bedroom detached house for sale

A stunning Grade II Listed home, that has been sympathetically modernised and dramatically enhanced by a striking architect designed extension.

This stylish detached home retains its historic charm while offering a fresh contemporary twist and is set in the heart of the South Downs National Park with breathtaking panoramic views across open countryside.


Tucked away along a peaceful country lane in a truly idyllic, sought after rural setting, this stylish Grade II Listed home combines 16th-century charm with contemporary design.

Fully modernised and extended in 2007, the property offers approximately 3,786 sq. ft of elegant accommodation including a detached three storey barn with garage, studio and office, all set within 0.64 acres of mature gardens with panoramic views over the South Downs.

The original Tudor cottage presents a warm and inviting layout with a guest suite, including bathroom and double bedroom on the first floor.

On the ground floor is a library/fourth bedroom, a study and utility room which offer scope for conversion into a fourth bedroom suite with en-suite shower room, if desired.

There is a cosy sitting room featuring a superb inglenook fireplace, alongside a formal dining room.

The welcoming entrance hall flows seamlessly to the extended wing of the house where there is a kitchen/breakfast room, which is a striking space with vaulted ceiling. There is a glazed section with captivating views of the garden which provides a serene space for reading. In addition, there is a shower room.

This contemporary wing includes a spacious drawing room with bifold doors to a private terrace. Above, a vaulted principal bedroom suite with exposed cruck frame has magnificent, elevated views.

Outside
The property is approached via a private driveway with ample parking and turning space.

There is a substantial barn which is multi use and includes a garage, a large studio (currently used as a gym) and a home office. This could (subject to permissions) be converted into further ancillary accommodation while retaining covered parking for multiple cars below.

The south-facing gardens are a particular highlight. Bordered by heritage style iron estate fencing with spectacular views over the South Downs, there is a mix of terraced lawns, paved seating areas, and tranquil spaces for outdoor dining and relaxation.

A sheltered loggia, established trees (including a magnificent Canadian Oak and elegant Willows) and a rich variety of planting contribute to the property’s peaceful environment. In total, the grounds extend to approximately 0.64 acres (0.259 ha).

Situation
Whilst rural in its setting the property enjoys the benefits of nearby village life. The picturesque village of Rogate offers a well-regarded primary school, local shop, pub, church and active village hall. Sky Park Farm is close by and Durleighmarsh Farm Shop, with its fresh local produce and seasonal events, is within walking distance.

The bustling market town of Petersfield is just a 10-minute drive, providing a comprehensive selection of shops, cafes, and sporting facilities, along with a mainline station offering regular services to London Waterloo in just over an hour.

Excellent road links are also available via the A3, A272 connections to the M25, Guildford, and the South Coast.

This part of the South Downs National Park is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, with a wealth of walking and cycling routes on the doorstep. Scenic paths, including the Sussex Border Path, connect to Durford Wood, Rogate Common, and further National Trust protected woodland.

The area is also known for its outstanding educational options, including Bedales, Churcher’s College, Ditcham Park, Brookham and Highfield in the independent sector, as well as Rother College for state education.