Leaview is a quirky townhouse which is set within a short walking distance of Midhurst town centre.

It is very well presented throughout and is an ideal property for friends and family to share, sleeping up to four guests or a family comfortably.

The good sized living area has a large comfortable sofa with television and sky included and there is also an electric fire.

The dining area has a round table which sits four people next to a lovely seating area consisting of two sofas looking out onto the garden. It leads directly to the kitchen which is fully equipped with everything you could need to effectively self-cater during your stay. This includes a dishwasher, kettle, cooker, fridge freezer and all the utensils pots and pans you will need. A utility room with a washing machine and tumble drier is at the end of the kitchen together with a downstairs cloakroom.

Leaview has three bedrooms, consisting of a master double bedroom overlooking the garden with double wardrobes, a second bedroom with a bunk bed and a smaller third bedroom with a single bed. There is a good sized family bathroom with a separate bath and shower cubicle and a storage cupboard on the top of the landing.
Leaview includes two allocated parking spaces.

Free Wifi available.

Leaview is just a short walking distance into the town centre of Midhurst in West Sussex. In recent years Midhurst was voted the most desirable place to live in the whole of the UK. It is a quintessential English town, with period properties from a variety of eras lining the main streets and a collection of independent shops and restaurants making it even more appealing. Much of the town is still owned by the famous Cowdray Estate which hosts the polo season from May to July, attracting visitors from all over the world. The famous Cowdray Ruins lie on the northern outskirts of the town and there is a superb farm shop and coffee shop to enjoy. The South Downs surround the town and for keen walkers there are many beautiful places to explore.

The old market town of Petworth lies just to the east, with Petworth House being an interesting place to visit, along with Petworth Park. The famous Goodwood Estate lies just a few miles to the south and attracts visitors from all over the world to its motor racing events and horse racing. Chichester lies about 11 miles south of Midhurst and has a magnificent 900 year old cathedral which dominates the city. It also has the renowned Chichester Festival Theatre. There are number of good quality golf courses in the region, including Cowdray Park and 2 courses at Goodwood.

The south coast, with many picturesque beaches including West Wittering's sandy dunes, is about 6 miles south of Chichester. Midhurst is easily accessible by road and there is a mainline train station to London at Haslemere.