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Historic quirky waterside gem, a short stroll to Emsworth harbour
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Highlights
- Discover nearby landmarksClose to Chichester Harbour
Popular amenities
- Patio
- Onsite parking available
- Internet
- Washing machine
- Non-smoking
Explore the area
Emsworth, England
- Chichester HarbourPlace, Chichester Harbour10 min walk
- Chichester Harbour National LandscapePlace, Chichester Harbour National Landscape12 min walk
- Goodwood Motor CircuitPlace, Goodwood Motor Circuit19 min drive
- Southampton (SOU)Airport, Southampton (SOU)48 min drive
Rooms & beds
3 bedrooms (sleeps 6)
Bedroom 1
1 King Bed
Bedroom 2
1 King Bed
Bedroom 3
1 King Bed
2 bathrooms
Bathroom 1
Soap · Towels provided · Bathtub or shower · Toilet
Bathroom 2
Soap · Towels provided · Bathtub or shower · Toilet · Hair dryer
Spaces
Deck or patio
Kitchen
About this property
Historic quirky waterside gem, a short stroll to Emsworth harbour
Tucked away in the peaceful hamlet of Lumley, only a short stroll from the historic bustling town centre of Emsworth, with its harbour and marina, the Toll House combines history, charm and comfort, blending quirky, original character, with modern convenience.
This unique Grade II listed Regency property – once the servant’s quarters of Lumley Mansion (partly lost to fire in WWII), overlooks the Lumley mill stream, where it joins the River Ems.
Emsworth, is a quaint harbourside town, which has retained its old world charm; one of the increasingly rare places, where you can still find an independent butcher, baker, fishmonger, deli, and fruit and veg shop, all within walking distance. As well as a wide choice of independent cafes, restaurants and pubs, catering for all tastes and budgets, from charming cafes, to Raymond Blanc’s new eatery, or Michelin recommended, 36 on The Quay.
From the Toll House you can wander to the seafront, or into the town; feed the ducks at the mill pond at the end of the lane; stroll to The Deck in the marina for a leisurely coffee, or hot chocolate on bracing winter days, or relax with a glass of wine on a summer’s evening.
The Toll House is situated a short walk between countryside and coast, with countless scenic walks from the front door. It is an ideal location for walkers, cyclists, sailors and water sports enthusiasts, artists, nature lovers and bird watchers, or those who simply wish to relax and unwind
We’re perfectly placed to explore the many amenities and activities in the region:- Goodwood, Chichester, Bosham Harbour, Portsmouth and Southsea, all within a 20 minute drive.
Emsworth train station is just a 10 minutes walk, providing direct train services from London Victoria or a 10 minute taxi ride from Havant train station (offering direct trains from Waterloo)
PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS AT A GLANCE
• Historic Grade II listed Regency home
• Waterside location on millstream & River Ems
• Short walk to seafront/countryside/Emsworth centre, pubs, cafes & shops
• Sleeps 6, in 3 individually designed king-size rooms
• Master suite features 4 poster superking-size bed
• Spacious master ensuite with cast iron rolltop bath
• Family shower room with walk-in drench shower
• Spacious kitchen-diner with modern appliances
• Cosy sitting room with Smart TV
• Waterside courtyard
• Off-road parking for 3–4 cars
• Self-catering | Wi-Fi | Central heating
• Not suitable for under-10s or guests with limited mobility
-due to open water and steep staircase
This unique Grade II listed Regency property – once the servant’s quarters of Lumley Mansion (partly lost to fire in WWII), overlooks the Lumley mill stream, where it joins the River Ems.
Emsworth, is a quaint harbourside town, which has retained its old world charm; one of the increasingly rare places, where you can still find an independent butcher, baker, fishmonger, deli, and fruit and veg shop, all within walking distance. As well as a wide choice of independent cafes, restaurants and pubs, catering for all tastes and budgets, from charming cafes, to Raymond Blanc’s new eatery, or Michelin recommended, 36 on The Quay.
From the Toll House you can wander to the seafront, or into the town; feed the ducks at the mill pond at the end of the lane; stroll to The Deck in the marina for a leisurely coffee, or hot chocolate on bracing winter days, or relax with a glass of wine on a summer’s evening.
The Toll House is situated a short walk between countryside and coast, with countless scenic walks from the front door. It is an ideal location for walkers, cyclists, sailors and water sports enthusiasts, artists, nature lovers and bird watchers, or those who simply wish to relax and unwind
We’re perfectly placed to explore the many amenities and activities in the region:- Goodwood, Chichester, Bosham Harbour, Portsmouth and Southsea, all within a 20 minute drive.
Emsworth train station is just a 10 minutes walk, providing direct train services from London Victoria or a 10 minute taxi ride from Havant train station (offering direct trains from Waterloo)
PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS AT A GLANCE
• Historic Grade II listed Regency home
• Waterside location on millstream & River Ems
• Short walk to seafront/countryside/Emsworth centre, pubs, cafes & shops
• Sleeps 6, in 3 individually designed king-size rooms
• Master suite features 4 poster superking-size bed
• Spacious master ensuite with cast iron rolltop bath
• Family shower room with walk-in drench shower
• Spacious kitchen-diner with modern appliances
• Cosy sitting room with Smart TV
• Waterside courtyard
• Off-road parking for 3–4 cars
• Self-catering | Wi-Fi | Central heating
• Not suitable for under-10s or guests with limited mobility
-due to open water and steep staircase