17/06/2026
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ποΈ The Old Town Hall, Bosham Harbour, West Sussex
π· Β£4,250,000
ποΈ 6 Bedrooms | 5 Bathrooms | 4,000 sq ft
π Waterfront Position | β Private Mooring Included
Dating back to 1694, The Old Town Hall is an exceptional Grade II Listed waterside residence occupying one of Boshamβs most coveted positions. Beautifully restored and sensitively modernised, the home combines over three centuries of history with refined contemporary living.
Key Features:
β’ Approx. 4,000 sq ft of accommodation
β’ Six bedrooms and five bathrooms
β’ Prime waterfront setting overlooking Bosham Channel
β’ Magnificent open plan kitchen and family room
β’ Bespoke kitchen with Aga and central island
β’ Separate commercial style preparation kitchen and walk in pantry
β’ Three reception rooms including dining room with harbour views
β’ Character features throughout including exposed beams, flagstone floors and inglenook fireplaces
β’ Principal suite with dressing room and en suite bathroom
β’ Detached double garage with office above
β’ South facing walled gardens
β’ Private driveway with extensive parking
β’ Included private mooring on the harbour
Favourite Feature:
The breathtaking south facing garden overlooking Bosham Channel, where uninterrupted harbour views and a private mooring create an idyllic waterside lifestyle rarely available on the South Coast.
The Outside:
Beautifully landscaped walled gardens stretch towards the harbour, with lawns, terraces and pathways perfectly positioned to enjoy the ever changing waterside scenery. The inclusion of a mooring makes this a dream property for sailing and boating enthusiasts.
For more information on this property contact:
Strutt & Parker Estate Agents
www.struttandparker.com
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