Potters Gate Clay Lane Chichester

Potters Gate is a stylish new development of 25 stunning 1, 2, 3 and 4 bedroom homes – including apartments, detached houses and chalet bungalows.

What’s more, it’s just a few miles from the sought after city of Chichester! Potters Gate is set in a peaceful location on the western edge of Chichester. It’s a place where you’re never far from the open fields, mature hedgerows and ancient woodland of the traditional English countryside but still have easy access to the city.

This stunning new development, with a range of apartments, detached homes and chalet bungalows to choose from, offers a beautiful home for every kind of discerning buyer. Right from first time buyers and downsizers to those seeking more room for a growing family.

The nearby village of Fishbourne – once a port on Chichester Harbour and home to an internationally renowned Roman palace – offers a couple of nice pubs. For those with families, Fishbourne has it own pre and primary schools.

At Potters Gate you’re surrounded by wonderful places to explore. To the south and east you have Chichester’s Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the harbour, the city itself and the West Sussex coastline. To the north, you can lose yourself in the gentle folds of the South Downs. And to the west lie the sailing villages of Bosham and Chidham, with the great maritime cities of Portsmouth and Southampton beyond.

History has been kind to Chichester, leaving you with a fantastic legacy to explore and enjoy. The Romans, Anglo Saxons, Normans, Tudors and Georgians all left their beautiful marks on the city. Little wonder, much of its centre is a conservation area.

Today Chichester is one of the south coast’s key hubs. Although located on the River Lavant and being justifiably world famous for its harbour and sailing, the city offers you so much more than the sea.

If you love to shop, Chichester spoils you for choice. You’ll find a wide range of local, independent outlets and national high street names tucked into historic streets. There are regular markets and fairs, too. If you prefer to spend your leisure time in a more leisurely fashion, there are plenty ofcafés, bars, bistros, restaurants and pubs to relax in.

Culture is also well catered for in the city. There’s the magical 11th century cathedral; Chichester Festival Theatre is one of the UK’s flagship stages; the South Downs Planetarium & Science Centre regularly hosts stars of a different kind; Pallant House Gallery is an award-winnerand the Novium museum is always worth a visit. Close to a vibrant historic city. Miles of beautiful countryside and gorgeous coastline to explore.

What’s not to love about living at Potters Gate in Chichester?