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Delightful self contained double bed/sitting room studio within part of a green oak barn, set back from the road and approached along a winding path, running beneath a canopy of mature trees. One mile to the north of Chichester City centre and Festival Theatre and also close to the sea, Goodwood and the South Downs. The accommodation includes an en-suite (power) shower room and separate, well equipped kitchen. There are eight steps to the entrance of the property. The bed/sitting room has an Iron Bed Company double bed, with orthopaedic mattress for a comfortable nights sleep. The studio has a settee, table/chairs, wardrobe, chest of drawers, stripped floor/doors and colour tv. The kitchen contains a Neff oven/hob, microwave, toaster, fridge and dryer/washing machine. Pots, pans, crockery and cutlery etc. With handmade terracotta floor tiles. Electricity, linen and towels are also included. There is also a small brick patio area with hardwood table and chairs for sun lovers. There is a shady patio area at the far end of the back garden, situated under a tree. There is also off road parking. A Post Office/One Stop is situated just round the corner, together with local transport. The historical City of Chichester has retained it's unique charm and provides an oasis of calm and tranquility for visitors and the opportunity to 'step back' and unwind. The hub of the City is the City Cross where, rather like the clock on Waterloo Station, friends always arrange to meet and from where the main streets, named after the points of the compass, focus on The Cross. Many main chain shops can be found in East, South and North Street. There are also numerous individual shops and restaurants within and close to the centre. A City guided walk is available throughout the summer. The world famous Chichester Festival Theatre is situated in Oaklands Park on the outer boundary of the City, being just one mile from Oak Apple Barn. There are two theatres on site. Our main 'Season' is from April to October. A little further afield, but easily accessible from Chichester, are numerous attractions, including Goodwood (3 miles north east of Chichester) where in addition to the House itself, the racecourse and motor racing circuit are worth visiting. The Festival of Speed and Revival Motor Racing Meeting take place during the Summer and Fall. Chichester Canal runs from the sea, right into the Centre of Chichester. It is in the process of being gradually renovated and trips are available from the Canal Basin. West Dean Gardens and House (4 miles north of Chichester) famous for their gardens and arboretum; monthly features in Country Living Magazine. Weald and Downland Museum, Singleton (5 miles north east of Chichester) where reconstructed buildings, dating from medieval period, are set in beautiful countryside. Chichester Harbour - a vast area of salt water marshes and creeks. A range of guided walks are available throughout the year. A harbour water tour is particularly wonderful on summer evenings and is available from Itchenor. West Wittering (7 miles south of Chichester) is the most attractive and closest seaside location in Chichester, particularly a sand spit called East Head (A National Trust Area). Fishbourne Roman Palace (2 miles west of Chichester) sumptuous home of King Tiberius Claudius Cogidubnus, houses the UK's largest collection of mosaics, including the beautiful 'Cupid on a Dolphin'. For More InformationVisit Property's WebsiteSpecial Features
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