Keere Street, Lewes, East Sussex, BN7
Guide price £625,000
3 Beds 1 Bath 1 Reception
REF: MSX260072
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PROPERTY FEATURES
- A lovely three-bedroom cottage in Lewes
- 3 Bedrooms
- 1 Bathroom
- 1 Reception Room
- Located on a highly-sought after, no-through street in Lewes
- Rear garden and store.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
- Electric: Mains Supply
- Water: Mains Supply
- Heating: Ask Agent
- Broadband: Ask Agent
- Sewerage: Mains Supply
- Parking: Ask Agent
Utilities
- Private rights of way: Ask Agent
- Public rights of way: Ask Agent
- Listed property: Yes
- Restrictions: Ask Agent
Rights and Restrictions
- Flooded in last 5 years: No
- Flood defences: Not applicable
- Source of flood: Not applicable
Risks
THE PROPERTY
25 Keere Street is a charming mid-terrace Grade II listed, three bedroom cottage. which is understood to date from the 17th century.
The cottage has surprisingly good overall ceiling heights for a property of its age. From Keere Street (a brick and cobble no-through street), a paneled front door opens into the entrance lobby with useful coat hanging to one wall. Beyond the entrance is the lovely sitting/dining room with a wooden floor, three windows providing good natural light and an attractive fireplace. Adjacent to the sitting/dining room is the kitchen which is fitted with a good range of cupboards and drawers with wooden worksurfaces.
On the first floor there are two bedrooms (a good double and a single) and pretty, recently fitted bathroom with fabulous far-reaching views over the town with the South Downs beyond. On the second floor and approached via a generous staircase is a beautiful, vaulted double, third bedroom with a polished wooden floor, a wealth of exposed timbers and a wall of bespoke bookshelves with useful cupboards below.
A glazed door from the rear lobby on the ground floor gives direct access to the west facing walled garden. The garden is brick paved and is bordered by well planted beds with a variety of flowering plants. When standing in the garden there are lovely views over the town with the South Downs beyond. At the end of the garden there is a useful compact garden store.
The historic county town of Lewes provides an extensive range of restaurants, shops and recreational facilities including the Depot Cinema. In addition there are three supermarkets including Waitrose. Lewes mainline station is 0.3 of a mile walk from the house with direct services to Central London, Gatwick and Brighton. The surrounding South Downs National Park provides wonderful scenic walks.
There is an excellent selection of both state and public schools within easy reach. State schools include Western Road and Southover Primary Schools, East Sussex College and BHASVIC. Public schools in the area include Lewes Old Grammar School, The Annan School, Brighton College and Eastbourne College.
Lewes District Council and The South Downs National Park Authority
EPC Exempt
Council Tax Band E
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