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10 Verralls Walk Draft Brochure LEWES 10 Verralls Walk A delightful 3 bedroom end of terrace modern property on a private estate with the added advantage of a garage and visitors parking. Situated in the highly sought after Southover area of Lewes. The property is less than a kilometre to the mainline station and local amenities, Including the historic Lewes Priory, & Southover grange. The delightful 19’ sitting room with mock fireplace and window to the front is open plan into the dining area with french doors leading into the sunny conservatory. The West facing conservatory is a lovely place to enjoy the sun and the garden. The well fitted kitchen has a useful breakfast bar with fitted appliances and looks out to the pretty west facing garden. There is also a convenient downstairs cloakroom. On the first floor is the main bedroom with fitted wardrobes & en-suite shower room. There are a further two bedrooms with a well fitted bathroom. The front garden is low maintenance with slate and pebbles and a picket fence and gate. The west facing mature rear garden is partly laid to lawn with well established flower and shrub borders and has a paved terrace for outside entertaining. There is an outside water tap and water butt. To the rear of the garden is a gate which leads in turn to the garage which has light and power plus overhead storage. AT A GLANCE.… SITUATION This property is situated in the sought after Southover area of Lewes within ● NO CHAIN easy walking distance of all local ● Delightful modern town house amenities and Lewes mainline station with the added advantage of a with regular services to London (London garage Victoria/London Bridge in about 64 ● In the sought after Southover area minutes (tbv) and to Gatwick Airport. of Lewes Lewes is a thriving county town situated ● Easy level walking distance of the within the South Downs National Park. mainline station & local amenities The town has a good range of individual ● 19’ double aspect living room shops, a number of popular cafes and open plan into the dining area restaurants, as well as regular food and farmers' markets and several ● Well fitted kitchen supermarkets including Waitrose. The ●West Facing conservatory colourful city of Brighton & Hove is about overlooking pretty garden 8 miles, south west. ● Main bedroom with en-suite shower room The South Downs National Park provides wonderful opportunities for walking and ● 2 Further bedrooms with family recreation, together with the Ashdown bathroom Forest which lies some distance to the ● Pretty west facing garden with north and the coastline at the Seven terrace for outside entertaining Sisters Country Park which lies to the south east. The internationally renowned Glyndebourne Opera House is about 3 miles to the east. Lewes has some excellent state schools and there are many established private schools in the area. The A27 lies to the south of Lewes, and provides fast access to the A23/M23, Gatwick Airport and the national motorway network. BRAMBLE COTTAGE FLOORPLAN Lewes Office Country house department Under the Property Misdescriptions Act 1991, these Particulars are a guide and act as information only. All details are given in good faith and are believed to be correct at time of printing. Winkworth give no 23 High Street, Lewes, East Sussex. BN7 2LU 11 Berkeley Street, Mayfair, London W1J 8DS representation as to their accuracy and potential purchasers or tenants must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to their correctness. No employee of Winkworth has authority to make 01273 471471 | [email protected] | [email protected] or give any representation or warranty in relation to this property. See things differently..
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