A beautifully presented double-fronted Victorian house in the historic estate village of Easebourne, Bumblekyte combines period character with thoughtfully designed contemporary living. Every room has been carefully considered, creating interiors that feel calm, cohesive and effortlessly welcoming.

The ground floor offers a superb balance of formal and informal living spaces, comprising two elegant reception rooms, and a kitchen and dayroom designed with practical everyday living in mind.

The well-proportioned sitting room is centred on a Burley wood-burning stove, with generous ceiling heights, original sash bay windows and soft heritage tones creating a warm and inviting atmosphere throughout the seasons.

Opposite, the study is defined by bespoke floor-to-ceiling cabinetry, creating a handsome backdrop for an extensive book collection. Thoughtfully lit with brass picture lights and offering practical, integrated storage, the room offers a versatile space and could work well as a snug or even a dining room.

At the heart of the home is the light-flooded kitchen and adjoining dayroom. Thoughtfully designed for everyday family life, the kitchen combines generous preparation space with an informal dining area equally suited to relaxed breakfasts or larger gatherings. Newly installed Bosch appliances and a quick boil tap make entertaining easy.

The house was sympathetically extended during the 1970s, creating generous accommodation well suited to growing families. Upstairs, the sense of space continues with good-sized bedrooms filled with natural light. Recently rehung sash windows in the front bedrooms preserve the property’s Victorian character.

In the bathroom, the generous walk-in shower, deep bath and heated towel rail are complemented by a bespoke vanity and original sash window, combining classic detailing with contemporary comfort.

The fifth bedroom provides valuable flexibility that could serve as a single bedroom, nursery or second study, or could even be reconfigured as a Jack and Jill bathroom, subject to the necessary permissions.

Above, the spacious loft offers excellent potential for conversion, already benefiting from double-glazed windows and panoramic views towards the South Downs.

Outside, the walled garden is a sanctuary that changes beautifully with the seasons, with mature fruit trees and colourful borders creating a series of sheltered spaces for outdoor dining and entertaining.

A sturdy shed, log store and outdoor lighting offer useful practical touches.

Beautifully presented throughout and offering further potential to grow, it enjoys an enviable position within one of the area's most sought-after villages, where the South Downs landscape forms a remarkable backdrop to everyday life.

Services
Mains Water and Drainage
Gas Central Heating
Double Glazed Throughout.
EPC – D

Local Authority
Chichester District Council – 01243 785166 www.chichester.gov.uk
Council Tax Band - F

Location
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Photographs taken: 29th June 2026