Kew House is a handsome, semi detached Victorian town house of some 3,369 sq ft and offers well-proportioned and comfortable accommodation. The drawing room is a lovely room, with a wide bay window to the front welcoming plenty of natural light, and a feature fireplace. There is also an inviting sitting room with two sets of French doors opening to the rear garden and an attractive fireplace. The kitchen has a central island and an Aga. Adjacent to the kitchen is the lovely 21' breakfast room which has bi-fold doors and two sets of French doors leading out to the garden.

Other features within the house include high ceilings, elegant rooms, sash windows with some stained glass, picture rails, wooden floors, bay windows and a number of attractive fireplaces throughout.

Arranged over the first and second floors is a useful study, principal bedroom, guest bedroom, a large family bathroom with a free-standing roll top bath, four further bedrooms (one with a balcony), a further bathroom and a cloakroom.

Outside

To the front of the property there is a small area of garden enclosed by a low brick wall with a driveway to one side with space to park one car. Immediately to the rear of the house are two sheltered paved seating areas which are considered ideal for al fresco dining. Beyond the seating areas the garden is laid principally to lawn, bordered by various well-stocked beds.

Situation

The property is located close to the centre of the popular seaside town of Eastbourne, just moments away from Eastbourne Station and within easy reach of the seafront. Eastbourne is a lovely English seaside town with a traditional seafront parade and pier. The town provides all manner of day-to-day amenities, including excellent shopping and plenty of superb pubs, cafes and restaurants. There is a good selection of both state and private schools in the town.

Leisure facilities are plentiful, with the property just around the corner from the Devonshire Park Lawn Tennis Club, and golf available at the nearby Royal Eastbourne Golf Club.

Eastbourne is close to some of the most beautiful and striking countryside in the United Kingdom. The iconic white cliffs of the Seven Sisters Country Park, Friston Forest and the newly formed South Downs National Park provide many miles of spectacular countryside and coastline for walking and recreation.

Directions

Travelling south on the A22 towards Eastbourne which leads into Upperton Road and then the A259 at the roundabout take the third exit into Old Orchard Road and number 20 will be found on the right hand side.