A wonderful Edwardian house built by Frank Duke in 1912 and occupying a prominent corner plot between Goring Road and Jarvis Lane in a most sought after part of central Steyning. This substantial house is arranged over three floors with light and spacious rooms. A particular feature is the spacious hallway dominated by the impressive oak staircase. Arranged in a traditional layout there are rooms in each corner with many being double aspect and many rooms having fireplaces. The large kitchen has a utility area and walk-in larder, views over the garden and side access with a door to the dining room, this is bay fronted and mirrors the living room. A garden room has French doors and is an ideal snug or playroom. This level also has a shower room giving the option for the garden room (...)

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Carvers comprises an attractive and well situated four-bedroom house occupying a peaceful rural position with lovely Westerly views. Approached via a long shared private entrance drive, the attractive detached house offers well presented family accommodation spread over two floors. Driveway leading to double garage. Established and manageable rear garden overlooking fields. Possibility of stabling available by separate negotiation

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Lock House is a stately late Victorian Grade II Listed manor house built in 1899, set within its own rural parkland estate extending to approximately 32 acres and with magnificent views across open countryside to the South Downs National Park. It offers beautifully appointed accommodation behind handsome red brick elevations, complemented by a luxurious guest and leisure wing. The property has been refurbished by the current owners to a high standard and benefits from high ceilings and fabulous natural light throughout. The principal rooms retain many of their unique and beautiful period features, while contemporary styling and modern fittings have been added to create a stylish and spacious home for both relaxed family living and lavish entertaining. Lock House is surrounded by (...)

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