4 bed semi-detached house for sale

Wraysbury House, Long Copse Lane, Emsworth PO10

Wraysbury House is a magnificent 1902 Edwardian home close to Westbourne Village & Emsworth. Expertly renovated since 2018, this historic property masterfully balances grand heritage with premium modern luxury. An impressive reception hall leads to a WC, utility room and an impressive dual-aspect formal living and dining room, alongside a c.1920 triple-aspect sunroom. The bespoke kitchen features premium integrated appliances, Butler sink, and underfloor heating. The first floor landing leads to the contemporary bathroom suite with freestanding bath and separate shower, WC, double bedroom and the particularly spacious principal bedroom suite enjoying a private balcony with elevated views, together with a luxury ensuite. The top floor offers two further bedrooms one with panoramic views. Externally, a gated driveway leads to a garage and carport, while the private, south-facing rear garden boasts a sun terrace and summerhouse, offering an idyllic semi-rural coastal lifestyle.

Wraysbury House is an imposing and beautifully proportioned Edwardian residence, originally constructed in 1902 and later divided into two substantial homes.
The current owners have undertaken a comprehensive, sympathetic programme of renovation since 2018, carefully preserving an abundance of exquisite period detail while introducing high-quality contemporary finishes throughout. The result is a home that flawlessly balances grand heritage and timeless character with premium modern comfort.

A traditional original front door opens into a tiled lobby with a cloakroom, leading through to an impressive reception hall where an elegant ornate archway and half-landing staircase create an immediate sense of grandeur.

Reconfigured to maximise kitchen space and convenience, the utility room incorporates a timeless Belfast sink, new boiler installed in 2019, and underfloor heating.

The beautifully appointed kitchen has been thoughtfully designed with bespoke worktops, induction hob with built in fan, a split Butler sink, integrated dishwasher, full-sized oven, combination microwave oven, and warming drawer for ultimate culinary versatility. Custom reinforced ladder rails and underfloor heating complete this stylish and highly functional space.

A magnificent dual-aspect formal reception room showcases high ceilings and classic architectural detailing. Enhanced with a remote-controlled feature fire, an reclaimed Italian marble Victorian antique fireplace, additional power sockets, and an extra radiator for optimum comfort. Double doors open directly onto the sun terrace, creating an effortless connection between the house and garden.

Leading from the living dining room is the spectacular triple-aspect sun room, dating back to c.1920 and features a polished wood floor, upgraded hardwood rear windows, a custom radiator beneath the window, and elevated views over the gardens providing a wonderfully tranquil reception space.

The first floor landing gives access to a contemporary bathroom suite with freestanding bath and shower cubicle and underfloor heating as well as a heated towel rail, alongside a separate WC.

The particularly spacious principal bedroom suite enjoys a private balcony with elevated views towards the harbour, together with a luxurious en-suite shower room, thoughtfully converted from the original dressing room and finished with underfloor heating.

A further well proportioned double bedroom is positioned to the front of the house, accessed under a matching ornate internal archway that mirrors the main entrance hall.

The second floor continues to impress, offering a substantial double bedroom with panoramic views across Emsworth towards Chichester Harbour. A further double bedroom incorporates a former en-suite shower room now cleverly repurposed as useful storage space with wash basin.

Externally, an extensive gated driveway provides ample off road parking for multiple vehicles and leads to a carport, garage with roller shutter door, power and lighting, and brick built outbuilding.
The generous south-facing rear garden offers a wonderfully private and sociable environment, ideal for entertaining, with a raised sun terrace descending onto the lawn and a summerhouse complete with power and lighting.

Wraysbury House occupies a highly sought-after, semi-rural position on the West Sussex/Hampshire border, offering a peaceful setting while remaining conveniently close to the amenities of Westbourne Village, Emsworth and the surrounding coastline.

Wraysbury House is a notable Edwardian home built in 1902 for Royal Navy Commander Arthur Tudor Darley, a prominent local figure commemorated on an Emsworth War Memorial. Rich in local history, this distinguished property also served as an unofficial rectory, offering a unique and fascinating heritage.

Lobby

WC

reception hall

kitchen 18' 8" x 8' 11" (5.69m x 2.72m)

utility room 13' 3" x 9' 2" (4.04m x 2.79m)

living/dining room 25' 5" x 18' (7.75m x 5.49m)

sun room 14' x 12' 6" (4.27m x 3.81m)

landing

bedroom one 25' 5" x 18' (7.75m x 5.49m)

balcony 16' x 13' (4.88m x 3.96m)

ensuite 14' 5" x 9' (4.39m x 2.74m)

bedroom four 13' 7" x 8' 11" (4.14m x 2.72m)

bathroom 9' x 8' (2.74m x 2.44m)

WC

landing

bedroom two 20' 9" x 16' 7" (6.32m x 5.05m)

bedroom three 19' 10" x 10' 8" (6.05m x 3.25m)

garage 17' 6" x 8' 6" (5.33m x 2.59m)

outbuilding 14' 10" x 7' 3" (4.52m x 2.21m)

carport

summerhouse 13' x 9' (3.96m x 2.74m)