The Mill House is a charming period farmhouse dating back to 1825, offering versatile and well-proportioned accommodation with scope for improvement. The property boasts stunning views of the surrounding countryside and features exposed brick fireplaces, original timbers, and a Rayburn range cooker. The ground floor includes a generous drawing room, formal dining room, and a kitchen with a utility room. The first floor features a principal en-suite bedroom, two further bedrooms, a family bathroom, and a separate cloakroom. The property also includes a wine cellar and extensive eaves storage. The grounds, totaling 15 acres, include a cultivated garden, fields, a bluebell wood, and ancient copse, as well as outbuildings such as stabling, barns, and a garage. The historic Rackham Mill, mentioned in the Doomsday book, is also included and offers a renovation project opportunity. The property is situated in the picturesque hamlet of Rackham, within the South Downs National Park, and is close to the villages of Amberley and Storrington, which offer a range of amenities and recreational opportunities.