House For Sale £525,000
Beechworth is a charming Grade II listed family home with excellent proportions and abundant potential within a popular and convenient location. Set over two floors, this character home enjoys a range of original features such as sash windows, peg tiles and Victorian fireplaces, as well as a generous garden plot and a brickbuilt outhouse.
The terracotta tiled reception hallway leads onto the two similarly sized reception rooms, a family and sitting room, both having marble fireplaces and offering ample space for relaxing and entertaining. Further is the liberally proportioned and airy dining room, complete with log burning stove and access onto the properties’ rear paved terrace. The kitchen features an original beam, as well as an adjoining pantry space and utility.
On the second floor, three of the four bedrooms
contain traditional feature fireplaces. There is a well-sized and bright principal bedroom, two additional double bedrooms and one single bedroom, with a storage cupboard, which will work well as a peaceful office for the home worker. The bedrooms are also well served by the modern family bathroom with d-shaped bath, with its tranquil aspect over the garden.
Beechworth is set within in the coveted wellserved
location of Ringmer, just off the Lewes Road. Nearby amenities include a parade of shops with convenience store, a butcher, bakery, restaurant, takeaway and Post Office, as well as a doctor, chemist and a veterinary surgery. There is also a village green, village hall and a public house.
Under three miles distant is historic Lewes, which sits on the edge of the South Downs National Park and offers an even more comprehensive range of unique shops, restaurants and amenities, as well as a hospital. Lewes also benefits from a wide range of supermarkets including a Waitrose, as well as a mainline rail station with regular connections to London (Victoria) in just over an hour.
The bustling city of Brighton is within easy reach, with its extensive array of recreational, shopping and cultural facilities. Road links are excellent, with the A272 just a short distance away, as well as access to the A23, M23 (Junction 11) and further motorway network.
A healthy selection of highly regarded state and private schools occupy the local areas, including Ringmer Primary and Nursery School, Hamsey Community Primary School, Chailey School, South Malling C of E Primary and Nursery School, Lewes Grammar, Great Walstead, Cumnor House, Brighton College, Hurst College and Eastbourne College.
A low stone and brick wall with central gate to the entranceway leads to a brick-paved pathway to the home. The front garden contains areas of lawn whilst a variety of shrubs adorn the property. A wide concrete driveway offers plenty of space to park a number of vehicles and leads to the brick-built garage.
There is also a red brick-built outhouse, currently housing a w/c and log store, as well as a sizeable separate garden store/workshop and a greenhouse. The rear flagstone paved terrace spans the width of the property and offers the ideal spot to enjoy the south-easterly facing aspect, as does a further large raised decked area. A private and enclosed garden is largely laid to well-maintained level lawn and studded with a variety of mature trees and shrubbery.
The terracotta tiled reception hallway leads onto the two similarly sized reception rooms, a family and sitting room, both having marble fireplaces and offering ample space for relaxing and entertaining. Further is the liberally proportioned and airy dining room, complete with log burning stove and access onto the properties’ rear paved terrace. The kitchen features an original beam, as well as an adjoining pantry space and utility.
On the second floor, three of the four bedrooms
contain traditional feature fireplaces. There is a well-sized and bright principal bedroom, two additional double bedrooms and one single bedroom, with a storage cupboard, which will work well as a peaceful office for the home worker. The bedrooms are also well served by the modern family bathroom with d-shaped bath, with its tranquil aspect over the garden.
Beechworth is set within in the coveted wellserved
location of Ringmer, just off the Lewes Road. Nearby amenities include a parade of shops with convenience store, a butcher, bakery, restaurant, takeaway and Post Office, as well as a doctor, chemist and a veterinary surgery. There is also a village green, village hall and a public house.
Under three miles distant is historic Lewes, which sits on the edge of the South Downs National Park and offers an even more comprehensive range of unique shops, restaurants and amenities, as well as a hospital. Lewes also benefits from a wide range of supermarkets including a Waitrose, as well as a mainline rail station with regular connections to London (Victoria) in just over an hour.
The bustling city of Brighton is within easy reach, with its extensive array of recreational, shopping and cultural facilities. Road links are excellent, with the A272 just a short distance away, as well as access to the A23, M23 (Junction 11) and further motorway network.
A healthy selection of highly regarded state and private schools occupy the local areas, including Ringmer Primary and Nursery School, Hamsey Community Primary School, Chailey School, South Malling C of E Primary and Nursery School, Lewes Grammar, Great Walstead, Cumnor House, Brighton College, Hurst College and Eastbourne College.
A low stone and brick wall with central gate to the entranceway leads to a brick-paved pathway to the home. The front garden contains areas of lawn whilst a variety of shrubs adorn the property. A wide concrete driveway offers plenty of space to park a number of vehicles and leads to the brick-built garage.
There is also a red brick-built outhouse, currently housing a w/c and log store, as well as a sizeable separate garden store/workshop and a greenhouse. The rear flagstone paved terrace spans the width of the property and offers the ideal spot to enjoy the south-easterly facing aspect, as does a further large raised decked area. A private and enclosed garden is largely laid to well-maintained level lawn and studded with a variety of mature trees and shrubbery.
