The hamlet of Prinsted includes a number of period and character properties.  It is very tranquil, unspoilt and photogenic throughout all seasons of the year.

This 18^th century cottage has many original features including thatched roof, exposed beams and wattle and daub walls.  However, it also has the benefit of modern conveniences including full central heating.  The cottage has been completely redecorated and re-furnished throughout.

The cottage sleeps four in two bedrooms.  The accommodation comprises; on the ground floor, a lounge with feature brick fireplace and cottage style furniture, kitchen-dining room, shower room with WC and a cloakroom.  On the first floor there is a main bedroom with double iron bedstead and a second bedroom with pine twin 2’6” beds. 

Equipment includes colour TV (with Freeview box),  DVD player, CD/tape/radio player, fitted kitchen with microwave, fridge with freezer compartment and electric cooker.  There is also a hairdryer in the bedroom.

At the rear of the property there is a part walled sun-trap courtyard garden offering a high degree of privacy.

Visitors are able to walk within a few minutes to the foreshore.  Here one can linger and admire views of the harbour and observe the varied wildlife or for the more energetic, walk around Thorney Island to Emsworth or around the Chidham peninsular to Bosham.  Not far away to the north are the South Downs, soon to become a National Park.  Artists love to come here to paint.