Flat for sale in Arundel BN18, 3 Bedroom

The property Located in a semi-rural position, within 16 acres of landscaped grounds, is this collection of beautifully restored and converted properties. Originally part of the Duke of Norfolk's estate and latterly a school and college, Tortington Manor was redeveloped in about 2000, with this apartment occupying what is arguably the finest position, with stunning views over the south lawns.

Tortington Manor is approached via a private entrance flanked by a handsome brick wall. Once within, Norfolk Wing is located at the furthest point of the development, found at the end of an attractive driveway.

A secure entrance leads into the communal entrance hall, where either a lift or staircase takes you to the second floor.

7 Norfolk Wing is a beautifully presented penthouse apartment that has been comprehensively updated by the current owners. The property offers modern, bright and spacious accommodation.

The large reception hall leads to a grand dual aspect sitting/dining room, with doors opening onto one of two private south facing balconies.

The refitted kitchen/breakfast room is also a good size. This attractive space is beautifully appointed, with Miele appliances, a large central island and doors opening to the west facing balcony.

There is a dual aspect master bedroom and a further large bedroom, each benefitting from its own bathroom, fitted wardrobes and balcony.

The remainder of the property comprises a third double bedroom/study with fitted cupboards, a guest cloakroom with wall to wall storage and further cupboards located in the hall.

Outside there is ample parking, including two designated spaces, a larger than average garage and parking bays for visitors. The grounds are beautifully landscaped, with formal gardens and two hard tennis courts. The extensive south lawns are particularly attractive, with this penthouse apartment enjoying direct views over them. There is also a communal room for the use of residents.

The location The cathedral town of Arundel with its impressive Norman castle sits on the boundary of the South Downs National Park. Consistently considered as one of the finest towns in the country and made famous internationally for its antique dealerships. Once a thriving fishing town the public houses and fisherman's cottages have made way for traditional tearooms, boutiques and an eclectic mix of independent restaurants. Now well known for its numerous festivals throughout the year including the Art trail, Food Festival and Arundel by Candlelight. There is a wide choice of sporting and recreational activities in the surrounding area including horse racing at both Goodwood and Fontwell park; Car Racing at Goodwood Motor Circuit famously hosting it's annual Festival of Speed and Revival meetings; polo at Cowdray park; glorious beaches at the Witterings; dinghy sailing from numerous clubs along the coast with substantial harbours and marinas at Chichester and Littlehampton for mooring larger yachts; numerous golf courses; walking and riding in the rich surrounding countryside.