5 bed detached house

Southwater House is a Grade II listed former vicarage designed by Joseph Clarke in 1854. The property has two-and-three story stone elevations with a tiled roof and four stone chimney stacks. The main living rooms have high ceilings, large sash windows, and original stone open fireplaces. Original features include pine doors and flooring, window shutters, moulded ceiling cornices, and a beautifully crafted staircase. The first floor staircase window contains stained glass with a pattern of intersecting circles, shield of the See of Chichester, and a Tudor rose. The property has a kitchen/breakfast room, game larder/storage room, wine cellar, and guest cloakroom with two-storey staircase housing a stained glass window. Upstairs, the bedrooms are well-proportioned with three suites on the first floor and two further bedrooms and a family bathroom on the second floor. The house has a private drive with a koi carp pond and turning circle, and is surrounded by a landscaped garden with a rose clad pergola, herbaceous border, and paved terrace. The property also includes a former stable yard with a carriage entrance and a garage, and a private secluded garden to the rear.