1 room house of 212 m² in Rother

This property, built in 1760 forms one of an L shaped block of five houses built on a series of late 13th century vaulted cellars and offers flexible accommodation over three levels. DESCRIPTION This property, built in 1760 forms one of an L shaped block of five houses built on a series of late 13th century vaulted cellars and offers flexible accommodation over three levels. This charming property is currently arranged as a three-bedroom home, the ground floor reception room could suit a dining room which would make the room above on the first floor a spectacular sitting room with period features and far reaching views to the Brede Valley Accessed via stone steps leading to the front door which opens into a beautiful reception room with exposed brick floor, a fireplace and wood burner with useful storage. A stunning fitted kitchen with a range of high quality Bulthaup units incorporating cupboards and drawers beneath stainless steel and ash work surfaces. Miele four ring gas hob with Gaggenau extractor above and electric oven beneath. Integrated Miele dishwasher and Zanussi washer / dryer. Freezer located in the under stairs cupboard. The kitchen has a beautifully restored oak flooring. The shower room is fitted with Philippe Starck fitments comprising a pedestal wash hand basin, close coupled W.C and shower together with Verdigris style Italian tiling to walls and tiled floor plus duel towel rail. . Georgian staircase leading to bed/sitting room with wide oak floorboard and a beautiful corner wood burner and useful storage. Bedroom 2/3 has beamed ceiling, exposed studwork to one wall and a Villeroy & Boch wash hand basin with cupboard beneath a marble top. Georgian staircase leading to the vaulted, double aspect, master bedroom with fabulous oak floorboard. Large fitted bespoke pine wardrobes as well as useful under eaves storage. ROOM SIZES Reception Room 16,4 x 13,6 Kitchen 9,7 x 8,6 Bedroom / Reception Room 14,1 x 13,9 Bedroom 1 15,10 x 8,4 Bedroom 2 16,4 x 12,2 OUTSIDE The landscaped garden 48” x 17” is located a short distance from the other side of North Street with wide steps and decked terrace with stunning views of the Brede Valley into the silhouette of the Ancient Town of Rye. AMENITIES The property is located in the heart of the Conservation Area of the Ancient Town of Winchelsea, one of the few examples of a bastide town in England based on the grid-iron street plan with wide, regular streets arranged around a giant square and the incomplete cathedral type church of St. Thomas the Martyr. Local facilities include The Winchelsea Farm Kitchen comprising a butchers business, delicatessen and tea/coffee shop together with a primary school, public house and post office/local grocery. For more comprehensive facilities there is the Cinque Port of Rye within 3 miles from where there are train services to Eastbourne and to Ashford International with high speed connections to London (37 minutes) and to the Continent.