3 bed semi-detached house for sale

Sidlesham Lane, Birdham PO20

The ground floor is arranged around a generous sitting room extending to over 22 feet in length, a bright dual-aspect reception space with glazed doors opening directly onto the rear terrace and garden, creating an immediate connection with the surrounding countryside beyond. A separate dining room provides an additional reception area or could be used as bedroom 4 while the kitchen is fitted with a range of units and ample worksurfaces, overlooking the rear garden and offering clear potential for refurbishment or extension

Upstairs, there are three bedrooms including two comfortable doubles and a further single bedroom, all served by a family bathroom. The principal bedroom benefits from built-in storage, while the overall layout offers practical proportions throughout.

Outside, the rear garden is a particular feature, generous in scale and mainly laid to lawn with an open aspect across adjoining fields, giving the property a strong sense of space and countryside outlook. To the front, there is ample off-street parking and side access, completing a property with considerable potential in an appealing semi-rural setting.

EPC Rating: D

Location

Birdham lies on the Salterns Way, a popular cycle and footpath that links Chichester with West Wittering via scenic routes through the surrounding countryside and coastline. The proximity to the Chichester Harbour Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty further enhances the village’s appeal, offering opportunities for sailing, walking, birdwatching and enjoying the unspoilt coastal environment.

The house is located in the sought after sailing village of Birdham village, well known for its maritime connections and is home to two of the area’s most prominent marinas: Birdham Pool and Chichester Marina. Birdham Pool, situated on the site of a former tide mill, is one of the oldest marinas in the UK, while neighbouring Chichester Marina is among the largest in the country, offering extensive facilities for boating enthusiasts.

Just five miles to the north lies the cathedral city of Chichester, with its excellent shopping, dining and cultural amenities, including the renowned Festival Theatre, galleries and museums. Local leisure opportunities extend from golf at Goodwood and Hunston, bathing at the award-winning beaches of West Wittering and East Head, and horse racing at Goodwood and Fontwell. Goodwood also hosts the world-famous Festival of Speed and Revival events.

For commuters, Chichester’s mainline station offers regular services to London Victoria in around 1 hour 40 minutes (via Gatwick Airport), while Havant station provides a faster connection to London Waterloo in approximately 1 hour 20 minutes.

Information: Services: Tbc | Local Authority: Chichester District Council | Council Tax Band: Band C | Energy Rating: Band D | what3words: ///animator.twilight.bind