This charming Grade II listed terraced cottage, believed to date from the early 1800s, is located in the popular Summersdale area of Chichester. Although in need of renovation and redecoration, the property boasts an attractive red brick front elevation and sits under a tiled hipped roof. The ground floor features an open-plan sitting/dining room with fireplace, kitchen with range of cupboards, and stairs to the first floor. The first floor has two bedrooms and a shower room, with gas central heating to radiators. The property also benefits from a west-facing garden with patio, lawn, and shrub borders, as well as a private parking space. Located just a short walk from Chichester city centre, local schools, and facilities, the property is also close to Brandy Hole Copse and Centurion Way. Chichester city offers excellent shopping, dining, and cultural attractions, including the Pallant House Gallery and Festival Theatre, and has a railway station with regular services to London and along the coast.