Stylishly refurbished four-bed in central Arundel with garage and bifold doors.
Elevated central Arundel location, short walk to shops and cathedral
This newly refurbished four-bedroom end-of-terrace sits in an elevated spot in the heart of historic Arundel, a short walk from shops, cafés and the cathedral. The house has been updated throughout with double glazing and modern radiators, presenting a bright, practical home for a family wanting central convenience and characterful town living.
On the ground floor the open-plan kitchen/dining room is the social hub: fitted units, Rangemaster cooker, space for an American-style fridge/freezer, a utility cupboard and bifold doors that open onto a hard‑landscaped walled garden for alfresco dining. A double-aspect sitting room with a bay window and a cloakroom complete the flexible ground-floor layout, while the integral garage (with power and an electric roller door) adds useful storage and parking.
Upstairs are three double bedrooms with fitted wardrobes, plus a versatile fourth room currently used as a study. The contemporary family bathroom has twin vanity basins and a D-shaped bath with shower over. The accommodation (approximately 1,401 sq ft) is generous for a town-centre home and arranged to work well for family life or a professional household.
Buyers should note a few practical points: the property is an older build (pre-1900) with cavity walls that may lack modern insulation (assumed), there is a single family bathroom, the rear garden and overall plot are modest in size, and council tax is described as expensive. Flood risk is low and the area is very affluent with low crime and excellent mobile signal. This home suits buyers seeking a stylish, central Arundel base with period character and modern conveniences rather than extensive outdoor space.