For Sale4 Bedroom House in Prinsted Lane, Prinsted, Emsworth, PO10£1,395,000

A modernised and well-proportioned property occupying a fabulous position with far reaching views across Thorney Channel to Chichester Harbour and Thornham Marina. The property has been significantly extended and improved over recent years with the construction of a large double garage and the creation of a large first floor master bedroom, en-suite, dressing room and balcony with amazing harbour views. The house has further potential to create an annexe or Airbnb unit, and the driveway provides plenty of parking for cars, boats and dinghies. The gardens have been meticulously maintained with sweeping patios to front and rear, large lawn and several viewing gardens. The plot stretches to over half an acre. Harbourside enjoys a splendid location on the edge of this popular harbour-side village with far-reaching views over the upper reaches of Chichester Harbour. There is a public slipway to the water within some 100 yards of the property and the nearby sailing facilities of Thornham Marina, Emsworth and Bosham are also within convenient travelling distance, each with their own sailing clubs. Prinsted itself is conveniently located within a mile of local shops available in nearby Southbourne, together with a railway halt which provides services to Portsmouth, Havant and Chichester. The latter two stations also providing on-going services to London Waterloo in about 1 hour 20 minutes and London Victoria in about 1 hour 40 minutes respectively. The town centre of Emsworth provides a good selection of facilities together with a number of pubs, bars and restaurants. Emsworth Harbour is ideal for dinghy sailing, but also provides deep water yacht moorings. Whilst sailing is perhaps the predominant pastime in the immediate area, sporting and recreational activities elsewhere are numerous including a number of golf courses, the nearest being at Rowlands Castle. Horse racing at both Goodwood and Fontwell Park and bathing, windsurfing and kite boarding from various beaches along the south coast. The National Trust Reserve at East Head and the award-winning Blue Flag beaches of West Wittering are easily accessible and are perhaps the most picturesque in West Sussex. To the north, the rich countryside of the South Downs National Park is criss-crossed with many bridle paths and footpaths. Goodwood, already internationally known for its horse racing also plays host to the annual Festival of Speed and the Revival at its historic motor circuit. There is also a private airfield for the use of light aircraft.