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Freehold
Guide price
£1,200,000
(£209/sq. ft)
4 bed property for sale
North Street, Easebourne, Midhurst GU294 beds
3 baths
2 receptions
5,738 sq. ft
Key Information
Local area information
Property location
Nearby amenities
- Midhurst Rother College 0.2 miles
- Conifers School 0.3 miles
- Liphook 6.2 miles
- Haslemere 6.8 miles
These distances are calculated in a straight line. The actual route and distance may vary.
Features and description
- Freehold
- Just Over Half An Acre
- Breath Taking Residence
- 4 / 6 Double Bedrooms
- Grade II Listed - Next To Cowdray Park
- Full Unconditional Planning Permission
- Beautiful View Over River to Cowdray Ruins
- Detached Garage & Out Building
- Brick Built Office
- Full Refurbishment Required
- No Forward Chain
This historic Grade II listed property, nestled on the banks of the picturesque River Rother, is a testament to centuries of history. The property's timeless charm is evident in its exposed beams, preserved stonework, and panoramic river views. Planning permission allows for transforming the attic, opening blind windows, and reconfiguring the house into a 5/6 bedroom layout, guided by an award-winning architect. No Forward Chain.
Description
Guide Price £1.2m - £1.4m This exquisite property is a testament to centuries of history, nestled on the banks of the picturesque river Rother. An historic Grade II listed building, brimming with character, resting to be transformed into a timeless master.
The site's historical roots run deep, with evidence of a mill dating as far back as the year 1284. Through the passage of time, the structure underwent significant transformations, each chapter adding layers to its rich narrative. The first notable reconstruction took place in 1467, a pivotal moment that marked the evolution of the building. This restoration not only preserved the historical essence but also contributed to the architectural legacy that stands today.
In a nod to the continuity of its legacy, another significant rebuilding occurred in 1806. This era brought forth a confluence of architectural styles, reflecting the prevailing aesthetics of the time. The result is a harmonious blend of medieval and 19th-century design elements, creating a unique and captivating atmosphere that resonates with history.
As one meanders through the corridors of this Grade II listed gem, the patina of time is evident in every nook and cranny. From exposed beams that bear the marks of centuries to meticulously preserved stonework, each detail tells a story of the building's enduring resilience.
The property's location, overlooking the serene river Rother, adds an extra layer of enchantment. The soothing sounds of flowing water, combined with panoramic views, create an idyllic backdrop that enhances the overall allure of this exceptional residence.
With planning permission granted, the canvas of possibilities for this property is broadened to an exciting extent. Imagine the transformation of the attic into a substantial living space, expanding the horizons of comfort and utility within the home. The prospect of opening blind windows to reveal captivating vistas of nearby ruins adds a touch of historical intrigue to the living experience, connecting the present with the past in a unique and enchanting manner.
Moreover, the reconfiguration of the staircase and house into a 5/6 bedroom layout promises enhanced functionality and versatility, catering to the evolving needs of modern living. This opportunity for expansion and refinement is further enhanced by the involvement of an award-winning architect, whose expertise and creative vision have been showcased on esteemed platforms like Channel 4's Grand Designs.
The groundwork for this transformative journey has already been laid, with a comprehensive schedule of works meticulously prepared and offers of tender secured from best-price contractors. The stage is set for the commencement of construction, with tender documents and the schedule of works readily available upon request.
Whether one chooses to embark on the journey of redevelopment in alignment with the approved plans or opt for a nostalgic return to a bygone era, the possibilities are as diverse as they are enticing. The property stands as a blank canvas, ready to be imbued with the vision and aspirations of its next custodian.
And as if the allure of the property itself weren't captivating enough, the inclusion of a boat and river beach further enhances its appeal, offering opportunities for exploration, relaxation, and enjoyment of the natural surroundings. Truly, this property represents not just a dwelling, but a gateway to a lifestyle of endless possibility and boundless adventure.
Once you have completed the work you will immerse yourself in the comforts of modern living. This stunning Grade II listed building is not merely a home; it's a living testament to the passage of time, a showcase of architectural artistry, and a place where history will seamlessly meet contemporary luxury.
Location
Located in the heart of the South Downs National Park, North Mill is close
to the high street of Midhurst, and is well located
for a good range of local amenities including shops, schools,
churches, sporting and recreation activities.
North Mill directly backs onto several Cowdray polo fields
which host the world renowned ‘Gold Cup’ each year. In addition,
wider amenities are available at Haslemere & Petersfield both with
mainline train stations to London Waterloo.
Midhurst is nestled between the market town of Petersfield, Petworth, Haslemere
and Chichester and sits within the heart of the South Downs National Park.
Chichester is world renowned for horse racing and vintage
car racing events such as the Festival of Speed and Revival.
Chichester has two prominent theatres, a harbour, as
well as West Wittering with its sandy beaches being a short drive
away.
Description
Guide Price £1.2m - £1.4m This exquisite property is a testament to centuries of history, nestled on the banks of the picturesque river Rother. An historic Grade II listed building, brimming with character, resting to be transformed into a timeless master.
The site's historical roots run deep, with evidence of a mill dating as far back as the year 1284. Through the passage of time, the structure underwent significant transformations, each chapter adding layers to its rich narrative. The first notable reconstruction took place in 1467, a pivotal moment that marked the evolution of the building. This restoration not only preserved the historical essence but also contributed to the architectural legacy that stands today.
In a nod to the continuity of its legacy, another significant rebuilding occurred in 1806. This era brought forth a confluence of architectural styles, reflecting the prevailing aesthetics of the time. The result is a harmonious blend of medieval and 19th-century design elements, creating a unique and captivating atmosphere that resonates with history.
As one meanders through the corridors of this Grade II listed gem, the patina of time is evident in every nook and cranny. From exposed beams that bear the marks of centuries to meticulously preserved stonework, each detail tells a story of the building's enduring resilience.
The property's location, overlooking the serene river Rother, adds an extra layer of enchantment. The soothing sounds of flowing water, combined with panoramic views, create an idyllic backdrop that enhances the overall allure of this exceptional residence.
With planning permission granted, the canvas of possibilities for this property is broadened to an exciting extent. Imagine the transformation of the attic into a substantial living space, expanding the horizons of comfort and utility within the home. The prospect of opening blind windows to reveal captivating vistas of nearby ruins adds a touch of historical intrigue to the living experience, connecting the present with the past in a unique and enchanting manner.
Moreover, the reconfiguration of the staircase and house into a 5/6 bedroom layout promises enhanced functionality and versatility, catering to the evolving needs of modern living. This opportunity for expansion and refinement is further enhanced by the involvement of an award-winning architect, whose expertise and creative vision have been showcased on esteemed platforms like Channel 4's Grand Designs.
The groundwork for this transformative journey has already been laid, with a comprehensive schedule of works meticulously prepared and offers of tender secured from best-price contractors. The stage is set for the commencement of construction, with tender documents and the schedule of works readily available upon request.
Whether one chooses to embark on the journey of redevelopment in alignment with the approved plans or opt for a nostalgic return to a bygone era, the possibilities are as diverse as they are enticing. The property stands as a blank canvas, ready to be imbued with the vision and aspirations of its next custodian.
And as if the allure of the property itself weren't captivating enough, the inclusion of a boat and river beach further enhances its appeal, offering opportunities for exploration, relaxation, and enjoyment of the natural surroundings. Truly, this property represents not just a dwelling, but a gateway to a lifestyle of endless possibility and boundless adventure.
Once you have completed the work you will immerse yourself in the comforts of modern living. This stunning Grade II listed building is not merely a home; it's a living testament to the passage of time, a showcase of architectural artistry, and a place where history will seamlessly meet contemporary luxury.
Location
Located in the heart of the South Downs National Park, North Mill is close
to the high street of Midhurst, and is well located
for a good range of local amenities including shops, schools,
churches, sporting and recreation activities.
North Mill directly backs onto several Cowdray polo fields
which host the world renowned ‘Gold Cup’ each year. In addition,
wider amenities are available at Haslemere & Petersfield both with
mainline train stations to London Waterloo.
Midhurst is nestled between the market town of Petersfield, Petworth, Haslemere
and Chichester and sits within the heart of the South Downs National Park.
Chichester is world renowned for horse racing and vintage
car racing events such as the Festival of Speed and Revival.
Chichester has two prominent theatres, a harbour, as
well as West Wittering with its sandy beaches being a short drive
away.
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