The Coach House is within walking distance of the famous Festival Theatre and Cathedral, as well as the many shops and restaurants on offer. Chichester is an historic city with strong Roman connections and has an enormous array of things to do and places to visit. The city is blessed with a variety of beautiful architecture, with great care having been taken to preserve its character. The ancient walls surround the city centre and one can walk along them, through various scenic parks. There is a thriving tennis and squash club, along with various fitness and health clubs and there is a selection of shops and restaurants, the latter offering excellent choices for the most varied culinary tastes.

The Coach House is an ideal self-catering option for anyone looking for the convenience of modern living, combined with a location that makes it easy to explore the local area, whether it be by car, public transport or on foot.

There is an open plan and spacious living area that includes the sitting room, dining area and kitchen.

The kitchen area is well equipped and includes a dishwasher, oven and hob, microwave, fridge and freezer. There is also Wi-Fi internet access available.

There are 2 good sized bedrooms. There is a double bedroom and a twin bedroom with zip and link beds to make a double if you prefer in the second room. (Please request beds to be linked upon booking)

The bathroom has a shower over the bath.

There is a separate utility room, with washer, dryer and WC.

Just to the north of Chichester are the stunning South Downs, with beautiful rolling countryside, as well as many picturesque Downland villages. There is the Goodwood horse racing track to visit, along with the world famous motor sports events held annually, such as the Festival of Speed and Goodwood Revival. Golf is also available at Goodwood. International polo can be seen at Cowdray Park, near Midhurst, in the Spring and early summer and this is just a short drive away. There is excellent sailing in Chichester Harbour, as well as windsurfing at the Witterings and diving at Bracklesham Bay. London is less than 2 hours away, either by road or rail.