Seafield House, 7, Kinnell Close, Hampshire, PO10 7HF

Steeped in rich maritime and colonial history, Seafield House is a truly exceptional, Grade II listed semi-detached family residence.

Commissioned in 1834 during the late Georgian and Regency transition for Indian Army Officer Colonel James a'hmuty, this architectural jewel perfectly balances grand historic charm with the practicalities of modern family life.The home’s striking exterior immediately captivates, defined by its signature verdigris copper-roofed timber veranda and elegant curved bays dressed with bespoke plantation shutters.

Inside, the property unfolds across beautifully proportioned spaces adorned with rich wood flooring.

The ground floor invites formal entertaining on a grand scale, offering an elegant drawing room and a stately, separate dining room which could easily form a fifth bedroom as an ensuite is attached., for exterior access through the double doors.

For daily life, the generous kitchen and breakfast room acts as a superb culinary hub.

A magnificent conservatory continues the home's distinctive colonial aesthetic, opening out onto the wrap-around veranda and sun-soaked terraces.

The ground floor is completed by highly functional support spaces, including a generous utility room, a separate shower room, and an authentic wine cellar.

A graceful, curved staircase sweeps up to an impressive, light-filled first-floor landing.

From here, you will find three remarkably generous double bedrooms, each offering excellent built-in wardrobe storage and classic sash windows.

The bedrooms are served by an exceptionally large family bathroom.

A dedicated sewing room sits at the front, offering an ideal space for a quiet home office or study, with direct access onto a private balcony overlooking the leafy grounds below.

The exterior spaces at Seafield House are designed to be a peaceful retreat.

The property features beautifully maintained, established walled gardens that offer an excellent degree of privacy and a secure space for families.

Practical benefits are outstanding for a historic home of this calibre, featuring a private driveway, a covered carport, and a highly useful dedicated garden store.

Prime location in the south-west corner of Emsworth and a short walk to the town centre, harbour foreshore and the train station providing commute via Havant to London Waterloo or via Chichester to London Victoria.

The town offers lovely coastal walks and three mill ponds rich in wildlife.

The town has a thriving community and many well-supported shops and is something of a 'foodie' haven with a wide array of pubs, cafés and restaurants.

Convenient for access to Chichester with its renowned Festival Theatre, and to Portsmouth for the Historic Dockyard and cross channel ferries.