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£625,000
3 bed flat for sale
Adams Walk, Midhurst GU293 beds
2 baths
1 reception
Local area information
Property location
Nearby amenities
- Midhurst CofE Primary School 0.6 miles
- Midhurst Rother College 1 mile
- Liphook 6.4 miles
- Liss 7.3 miles
These distances are calculated in a straight line. The actual route and distance may vary.
Features and description
- Leasehold
- Spacious living/dining area with French double doors to south-facing patio
- High ceilings and engineered hardwood flooring, complete with Edwardian style radiators and original tall sash windows.
- A full range of Siemens stainless steel appliances including an oven, ceramic hob and microwave and an integrated fridge/freezer and dishwasher
- Modern kitchen units with cabinet doors painted in contemporary colours. Breakfast Island for casual dining or socialising
- Spacious principal bedroom with luxurious en-suite, fitted wardrobes and tranquil views
- Second double bedroom with adjacent bathroom.
- The third bedroom offers a separate and dedicated space for work or study
- Private South Facing Terrace
- Parking for two cars
- 165 acres of woodland walks. Onsite facilities including indoor pool & gym
We are delighted to offer this stylish and contemporary three bedroom ground floor apartment featuring a private south facing garden terrace on the historic and stunning King Edward VII Estate near Midhurst West Sussex. The Nurses House is just 15 minutes south of Haslemere (London Waterloo 55 minutes) and close to the excellent amenities of Cowdray Park and Midhurst. The area’s natural beauty, walks and commutability to London makes this property an extremely attractive residential proposition.
This beautifully finished apartment is located on the ground floor of the Nurses House which was lovingly refurbished by award winning developer City & Country and as such holds a unique distinction as it is part of a select few properties on the historic King Edward VII Estate near Midhurst. This adds a sense of character and history to the apartment, giving it a distinct identity within the overall estate.
A pretty courtyard entrance is landscaped with box hedging, thoughtfully planted borders and leads to the apartment front door of no 14 The Nurses House. Entering into a hallway with high ceilings and engineered hard wood flooring one is immediately immersed in period charm from Edwardian style radiators and original tall sash windows.
The spacious living/dining area is characterised by its generous size and features French double doors that lead out onto the south-facing patio, providing a seamless transition between the indoor and outdoor living areas.
The high specification kitchen in this apartment was meticulously designed and installed, featuring luxurious stone worktops and elegant bespoke painted wooden cupboards. These cupboards provide ample storage for kitchen necessities while enhancing the room’s overall aesthetic appeal.
Premium Siemens appliances, including a double oven, full-size dishwasher, and integrated fridge freezer, ensure functionality and efficiency. The central island offers additional workspace, storage, and a breakfast bar for casual dining or socialising.
Large south-facing sash windows allow an abundance of natural light to fill the space, creating a bright and inviting atmosphere while offering views of the surrounding scenery and the exquisite historic chapel.
The principal bedroom is of a very generous size and features beautifully crafted bespoke fitted wardrobes, high quality wool carpet and pretty garden views. There is a luxurious tiled en-suite bathroom with a rainfall shower, bath and large sash windows which give plenty of natural light.
High ceilings create an airy and spacious atmosphere, while the large windows allow for views of the beautiful surroundings and contribute to a bright and inviting living area.
The second bedroom is double in size, whilst bedroom three is a single.
This single bedroom could alternatively provide a separate and dedicated space for work or study, ensuring a quiet and focused environment. Having a designated office space within the apartment is useful and convenient for professional, creative, and academic pursuits. Alternatively, if a dedicated office space is not required, the single bedroom can also be repurposed as a nursery, guest room, a hobby room, or a cozy reading nook.
There is a second luxury tiled bathroom with walk in shower, chrome fittings and tall heated towel rail.
The apartment has a utility area for washer/dryer machines and some shelving as well as an additional storage cupboard.
The combination of modern living spaces and historical elements in this property creates a unique atmosphere that is both inviting and inspiring.
A viewing of this property is highly advised in order to fully appreciate its wonderful features and distinctive qualities. Furthermore, visiting the surrounding area, such as the gardens, communal spaces, and amenities, allows you to immerse yourself in the environment and learn about the lifestyle benefits of living on the Estate.
The Estate
Situated just 15 minutes south of Haslemere (London Waterloo 55 minutes), The Engine House forms part of the King Edward VII Estate and offers 165 acres of private gardens and heathland within the South Downs National Park.
Residents can enjoy the indoor heated swimming pool, steam room and gym.
Ideal for dog walking, the Estate includes a series of beautiful measured walks exclusive to residents. There is also a concierge on hand Monday to Friday who can hold keys and take deliveries if required.
Location
The Engine House is perfectly placed in close proximity to some of the most beautiful villages and towns in Sussex. Approximately 2.5 miles north is the attractive market town of Midhurst. Midhurst’s range of shops includes traditional butchers, bakeries, wine shops and an excellent delicatessen along with shops selling fashion, jewellery, footwear and flowers. There’s a selection of cafes, pubs and restaurants – even a tapas bar. The Spread-Eagle Hotel hosts an excellent spa and the town’s Grange Centre is a community hub – a venue for clubs, societies and events.
Haslemere, seven miles away, has a wider selection of boutique shops and independent restaurants and cafes, a bakery, deli and fishmonger, boutique shops, high street brands and supermarkets.
The 100-mile South Downs Way is a wonderful walking trail which stretches between Winchester and Eastbourne. Goodwood, home to Goodwood House, the historic motor racing circuit, an exceptional private club with a bar and restaurant, a golf course, cricket club and one of the country’s most scenic horse racing courses, is a short distance away. Even closer is Cowdray Park Polo Club in Midhurst. Chichester Harbour, offering a range of water sports including several sailing clubs, is approximately 12 miles to the south.
A short drive to the A3 corridor provides access to the M25. Commuter train services to London Waterloo are excellent with journey times to London from Haslemere of less than an hour. Portsmouth, with its European ferry terminal is approximately 26 miles away, Gatwick airport is less than 40 miles away and Heathrow is 45 miles away.
This beautifully finished apartment is located on the ground floor of the Nurses House which was lovingly refurbished by award winning developer City & Country and as such holds a unique distinction as it is part of a select few properties on the historic King Edward VII Estate near Midhurst. This adds a sense of character and history to the apartment, giving it a distinct identity within the overall estate.
A pretty courtyard entrance is landscaped with box hedging, thoughtfully planted borders and leads to the apartment front door of no 14 The Nurses House. Entering into a hallway with high ceilings and engineered hard wood flooring one is immediately immersed in period charm from Edwardian style radiators and original tall sash windows.
The spacious living/dining area is characterised by its generous size and features French double doors that lead out onto the south-facing patio, providing a seamless transition between the indoor and outdoor living areas.
The high specification kitchen in this apartment was meticulously designed and installed, featuring luxurious stone worktops and elegant bespoke painted wooden cupboards. These cupboards provide ample storage for kitchen necessities while enhancing the room’s overall aesthetic appeal.
Premium Siemens appliances, including a double oven, full-size dishwasher, and integrated fridge freezer, ensure functionality and efficiency. The central island offers additional workspace, storage, and a breakfast bar for casual dining or socialising.
Large south-facing sash windows allow an abundance of natural light to fill the space, creating a bright and inviting atmosphere while offering views of the surrounding scenery and the exquisite historic chapel.
The principal bedroom is of a very generous size and features beautifully crafted bespoke fitted wardrobes, high quality wool carpet and pretty garden views. There is a luxurious tiled en-suite bathroom with a rainfall shower, bath and large sash windows which give plenty of natural light.
High ceilings create an airy and spacious atmosphere, while the large windows allow for views of the beautiful surroundings and contribute to a bright and inviting living area.
The second bedroom is double in size, whilst bedroom three is a single.
This single bedroom could alternatively provide a separate and dedicated space for work or study, ensuring a quiet and focused environment. Having a designated office space within the apartment is useful and convenient for professional, creative, and academic pursuits. Alternatively, if a dedicated office space is not required, the single bedroom can also be repurposed as a nursery, guest room, a hobby room, or a cozy reading nook.
There is a second luxury tiled bathroom with walk in shower, chrome fittings and tall heated towel rail.
The apartment has a utility area for washer/dryer machines and some shelving as well as an additional storage cupboard.
The combination of modern living spaces and historical elements in this property creates a unique atmosphere that is both inviting and inspiring.
A viewing of this property is highly advised in order to fully appreciate its wonderful features and distinctive qualities. Furthermore, visiting the surrounding area, such as the gardens, communal spaces, and amenities, allows you to immerse yourself in the environment and learn about the lifestyle benefits of living on the Estate.
The Estate
Situated just 15 minutes south of Haslemere (London Waterloo 55 minutes), The Engine House forms part of the King Edward VII Estate and offers 165 acres of private gardens and heathland within the South Downs National Park.
Residents can enjoy the indoor heated swimming pool, steam room and gym.
Ideal for dog walking, the Estate includes a series of beautiful measured walks exclusive to residents. There is also a concierge on hand Monday to Friday who can hold keys and take deliveries if required.
Location
The Engine House is perfectly placed in close proximity to some of the most beautiful villages and towns in Sussex. Approximately 2.5 miles north is the attractive market town of Midhurst. Midhurst’s range of shops includes traditional butchers, bakeries, wine shops and an excellent delicatessen along with shops selling fashion, jewellery, footwear and flowers. There’s a selection of cafes, pubs and restaurants – even a tapas bar. The Spread-Eagle Hotel hosts an excellent spa and the town’s Grange Centre is a community hub – a venue for clubs, societies and events.
Haslemere, seven miles away, has a wider selection of boutique shops and independent restaurants and cafes, a bakery, deli and fishmonger, boutique shops, high street brands and supermarkets.
The 100-mile South Downs Way is a wonderful walking trail which stretches between Winchester and Eastbourne. Goodwood, home to Goodwood House, the historic motor racing circuit, an exceptional private club with a bar and restaurant, a golf course, cricket club and one of the country’s most scenic horse racing courses, is a short distance away. Even closer is Cowdray Park Polo Club in Midhurst. Chichester Harbour, offering a range of water sports including several sailing clubs, is approximately 12 miles to the south.
A short drive to the A3 corridor provides access to the M25. Commuter train services to London Waterloo are excellent with journey times to London from Haslemere of less than an hour. Portsmouth, with its European ferry terminal is approximately 26 miles away, Gatwick airport is less than 40 miles away and Heathrow is 45 miles away.
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