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Our Summary
- Modernisation Required
- Set behind a shallow front garden and elevated slightly above the High Street, Arundel is an attractive Grade II Listed early nineteenth-century stone home, full of charm, character and potential
- Offering versatile accommodation arranged across three floors, the property retains a wealth of period features whilst presenting an exciting opportunity for a new owner to sympathetically modernise and create a truly special village home within the conservation area
- Although now in need of updating, the property is rich in original character, with painted beams, sash windows and an abundance of period charm throughout
- Its quirky layout only adds to its appeal, creating a home with genuine personality and considerable scope to enhance
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Description
Arundel is a Grade II Listed early nineteenth-century stone home, situated elevated above the High Street in Beckington. The property offers versatile accommodation across three floors, with a wealth of period features, including painted beams, sash windows with shutters, and a wood-burning stove. The ground floor comprises two generous bedrooms, a family bathroom, and a kitchen and dining room with a large picture window and glazed doors leading to an iron balcony.
The first floor features a sitting room with exposed beams, three sash windows, and a fireplace, as well as a boot room, study, and separate WC. The top floor provides a double bedroom with eaves storage, a shower room, and an additional storage cupboard. The property also includes a gated courtyard, outbuilding, and roof terraces with paved areas, a garden shed, and workshop with light and power.