Tucked-away position in a private lane, within walking distance of shops
Large west-facing, well-screened garden with deck and vegetable beds
Driveway parking for 3–4 cars; generous gravel forecourt
Useful garden cabin with light, power — potential home office
Open-plan reception with bright sitting room and bay window
EPC D and assumed uninsulated cavity walls — energy upgrade opportunity
Broadband currently limited; full-fibre scheduled for rollout next year
Some dated elements and routine maintenance required
Tucked down a private lane in central Storrington, this 1930s semi offers bright, well-proportioned living across two floors and a large, west-facing garden. The ground floor's open-plan reception and separate sitting area create flexible family space, while the fitted kitchen and useful lean-to utility suit everyday life. A timber garden cabin provides a handy home-office or hobbies room.
Set on a generous plot with a shingle driveway for three to four cars, the property benefits from privacy, mature planting and a sun deck that enhances outdoor entertaining. The house is presented neutrally with double glazing and attractive wood floors, making it easy to move into while leaving scope to personalise.
Practical points to note: the EPC is rated D and walls are assumed to have no cavity insulation, so energy efficiency could be improved. Broadband is currently slower than some nearby areas, and the property shows some dated elements and routine maintenance needs to retain its 1930s character.
This home will suit families who value town-centre convenience — shops, Waitrose and amenities are within a short walk — plus those seeking generous garden space for children, pets or growing vegetables. There is also potential for modest updating or extensions subject to planning, making it an appealing choice for buyers wanting a comfortable home with scope to add value.
