The house dates from 1694 and has been comprehensively renovated to provide approximately 3,984 sq. ft. of accommodation, while retaining a number of original features. The property offers 5 double bedrooms, with 4 en suite bath or shower rooms. The principal bedroom suite is located on the first floor and includes a dressing room and en suite bathroom. A second staircase provides access to a further double bedroom and an office, while three additional en suite double bedrooms are arranged on the top floor. The main living space is formed around a large open-plan kitchen and family room with flagstone flooring, exposed brickwork and a brick fireplace. The bespoke kitchen is fitted with handcrafted units, a central island and an Aga, and is supported by a walk-in pantry, preparation kitchen, and separate laundry and utility rooms. Additional reception rooms include a sitting room with exposed timber beams, an inglenook fireplace and original carved lintel with a log burner, and a dining room within the later extension, featuring a vaulted ceiling and French doors opening towards the harbour. Outside, the south-facing walled garden overlooks Bosham Channel and is laid mainly to lawn with adjoining patio areas. A detached double garage with a self contained flat above & shower below is situated just off Bosham Lane, together with a paved driveway providing off-street parking.
The Old Town Hall is a Grade II listed waterside property with harbour views from many of the principal rooms and the south-facing garden.
