A stunning detached house which has been totally renovated to an exceptionally high standard, enjoying far reaching views and comprising five bedrooms, two reception rooms, two bathrooms, a private walled garden and double garage with electric door. This wonderful property is located in the heart of old Arundel, accessible to local shopping and leisure facilities, with its London and Coastal services, Arundel mainline station is within a mile, while good road links via A27 and A29 are nearby.

Stone Court is situated on a corner plot in a sought-after location within the heart of Old Arundel. This fabulous detached home has been renovated to an extremely high standard throughout and benefits from flexible accommodation with annexe potential, a private south-facing walled garden, far-reaching views, not overlooked and an integral double garage with an electric door.

The entrance hall has a bespoke oak meter-wide front door with a portico and pediment, marble floor, 3 metres high ceiling with a dome and antique chandelier, and access to the garage. The flexible ground floor accommodation with solid oak flooring throughout, the spacious dual aspect second reception/dining room is fitted with a feature fireplace, kitchenette (utilities in place should fitting a full working kitchen or en-suite bathroom be desired), and French doors lead to the charming courtyard. From the hall, two further double aspect rooms are currently dressed as a super king and a double bedroom, with a superb Lefroy Brooks suite, fully fitted mirror and marble tiled bathroom. On this level, there is also an airing cupboard, laundry cupboard with a washer dryer, and cloak cupboard with extra hidden storage beyond under the stairs.
Mahogany stairs lead to the first floor, a large carpeted landing with bespoke joinery and cloak storage. It leads to the stunning triple aspect kitchen/dining room, which is fully fitted with solid porcelain tiles throughout, Viking, Miele and Bosch appliances, quartz worktops and backsplash, plus French doors and Juliet balcony with far-reaching views. The elegant sitting room has a double aspect, with far reaching views and a feature fireplace. A further double aspect room is a double bedroom currently dressed as an office. This floor is looked after by the Perrin and Rowe cloakroom with a marble floor and underfloor heating.

There is a separate utility room with a solid porcelain floor throughout, quartz worktop, Belfast sink, plumbing for washing machine and tumble dryer, plus plenty of cupboard storage.

On the second floor, there is a bedroom suite dressed with a king-size bed, eave storage, and far-reaching views, leading to a hall comprised of bespoke cabinetry with a sufficiency of storage, fully tiled wet room with shower, WC and basin, and a double bedroom currently being used as a dressing room, with eaves storage and it also has far-reaching views.
The property is armed with a bespoke modern wired multi-zone, fully serviced alarm system.

Outside, the charming south-facing flint-walled courtyard is paved, with pergolas and ambient lighting, multiple power sockets, a water irrigation system, security lighting, a raised terrace housing a barbecue area. There is a secure gate with access to the front terrace. The generous front terrace is paved and has a water irrigation system and several electrical sockets. The integral double garage is alarmed and has granite pavers, a cedar door with a wall-mounted control unit, a car remote control for ease of access, bespoke hidden storage, an A-rated fully serviced Viessmann boiler, and access to the main hall. The property has three-phase power, making it ready for electric car charging.

King Street is one of the most sought after roads in Arundel, within a stones throw of the Cathedral, within a few hundred yards of the top of the town centre and just a short stroll from the beautiful 1,000 acre Arundel Park. The delightful town centre of Arundel has a wealth of artisan shops and bistros and is dominated by the Castle of the Duke of Norfolk. The tidal River Arun flows to the Coast and other attractions nearby include the Wild Fowl and Wetlands Centre, the Lido, the beaches to the south and the South Downs National Park to the north. The property is easily accessible to local shopping and leisure facilities, Arundel mainline railway station with regular services to London Victoria in around 1½ hours, whilst good road links via the A27 and A29 are close by. Horse racing can be found at both Fontwell Park and Goodwood. The Goodwood Estate also hosts the famous Festival of Speed and Revival meetings.

Council Tax Band: E
Shared Ownership: No