A beautiful detached Grade II Listed thatched cottage with separate annexe, located in the popular downland village of Bury within the heart of the South Downs National Park. The property retains many period features such as exposed beamed ceilings and open fireplaces with wooden floors to both the main reception rooms.

The spacious accommodation comprises, a hallway, triple aspect kitchen/breakfast room with double doors leading to the garden, a sky light which provides wonderful natural light, storage unit with inset twin sinks and drainer, wooden worktops, space for range style cooker, space for various appliances and stone flooring with underfloor heating. There is a home office/snug/dining room with fireplace and wood burner. A stunning double aspect sitting room with wooden parquet flooring and beautiful inglenook fireplace with wood burner, completes the ground floor.

To the first floor there are three double bedrooms all with built in wardrobes/storage, a shower room with shower cubicle, low level WC, heated towel rail and hand wash basin and a well appointed family bathroom with bath, low level WC, hand wash basin, heated towel rail and exposed stone feature wall.

The property benefits from a separate annexe, with vaulted ceiling, has slate tiled floors, built in storage cupboards, a wood burner, two sets of double doors opening onto the garden, a utility area and separate cloakroom.

To the front of the property there are flower and shrub borders with a selection of mature trees, a path leading down to the front door and a timber side pedestrian gate to the rear. The pretty south facing rear garden, offers a good level of privacy and seclusion, is mainly laid to lawn with a large paved terrace, an ornamental pond, a selection of mature trees, flower and shrub borders and various useful sheds and a log store. The garden enjoys wonderful views of the South Downs, up on to Bury Hill and across to the Amberley chalkpits.

Bury and the surrounding area has some of the most beautiful countryside in West Sussex and sits within the heart of the South Downs National Park. This is very much a traditional village, with a pub, a historic church, Village Hall, farm shop, primary school and prep school. A selection of amenities can be found in nearby Storrington, Pulborough and Arundel and further afield in Chichester and Horsham. Amberley and Pulborough both benefit from mainline stations with regular services to London Victoria and Gatwick Airport.