Located in Chichester, West Sussex, this charming chalet sleeps four people in two bedrooms and is situated near the coast. Designed by architect Walter Greaves in 1980, this unique property is one of the few late 20th-century houses to be granted a rare Grade II* listing. The open-plan living space on the ground floor features a modern kitchenette, dining booth seating four, and a comfortable lounge area with garden views. Upstairs, there are two bedrooms with plenty of natural light and storage space, as well as a secluded dining area outside surrounded by hedges. Guests have sole access to half of the grounds, providing ample space for games and relaxation.
The ground floor also includes a shower room with a toilet, sink, and shower, while the first floor features a king-sized bed in one bedroom and twin beds in the other. Additional amenities include a small bath within one of the bedrooms, a cot and high chair available on request for children, and recreational activities such as table tennis, football goals, swing ball, and badminton. The property does not allow pets, but guests have access to a tennis court, with lessons available upon request. The owners share their home with guests and have made the self-contained annexe available for those looking to experience the stunning design and peaceful location.
Located in the village of Runcton, just two miles south of Chichester, guests can enjoy the amenities of the village pub, farm shop, cafe, and pick-your-own farm. The property offers convenient access to the South Downs countryside, Chichester Cathedral city, Goodwood events, and the South Coast beaches. Chichester train station provides easy connections to London Victoria in 90 minutes, and there are plenty of opportunities for exploring the area by bike or local bus routes. The surrounding area offers a variety of attractions, including the Chichester Festival Theatre, Goodwood Estate events, Chichester Golf Club, and outdoor activities such as kayaking, water skiing, cycling, and mountain biking.
Self-catering cottage holidays in the UK and Ireland can still be a green option. You can have the comforts of home and the flexibility to do what you want; when you want - without the hassles of air travel!