Property Description
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Our analysis
Welcome to 24 Bradford Road, Lewes, a charming and spacious semi-detached type home with 5 bed in the BN7 1RB area. This lovely residence, which comes with the freedom and stability of a freehold ownership, and sits comfortably in tax band F.
This classic property was built 1900-1929 and has a reported internal area of 198 internal square metres
in a neighborhood known for its allure and prestige.
This home stands out for its value and character -
with a market valuation of £1,033,500 and a rental potential of £6,718 per month,
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it represents not just a residence but a worthwhile investment in a sought-after area.
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Additional analysis
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Charles Wycherley Independent Estate Agents are delighted to
announce the sale of this elegant and spacious double-fronted
Edwardian house privately set above and back from the street, which
has been superbly and painstakingly renovated by its current owners
at considerable expense. Large front to rear landings with
Edwardian-scale windows fill this house with natural light. The
second floor hallway has views to Lewes Castle and Firle Beacon,
one very large double bedroom and a second double with a new
en-suite shower room. The first floor has a further three double
bedrooms, the front two with attractive bay windows offering direct
views of the Castle and Baxter`s Field. The large family bathshower
room with craftsman-built panelling and cupboards includes a
roll-top bath and spacious shower. The ground floor entrance hall
includes its original 1910 leaded stained glass front door and
surround. It leads onto the drawing room with French doors to the
garden and the 27`2 x 12`6 through sitting roomdining room, both of
which have new log-burners and Chesneys marble fireplaces. A rear
cloakroom with access to the garden leads onto a w.c. and a
magnificent newly fitted wood and granite Neptune kitchen. The
generous town garden was designed by a local landscape gardener in
2022 and is set out to three sides of the house, offering a range
of shrubs and trees, a small pond and lighting, with many seating
areas. The rear garden offers a private haven to enjoy the summer
sunshine and rear access. All the original sash windows have their
Edwardian glass intact and have been completely refurbished, the
original wooden floors throughout are a particular feature, and a
new boiler was installed in 2021. The external brickwork was
re-pointed in lime mortar and the external woodwork was painted in
2023. The current owners have loved living in this peaceful,
light-filled and spacious period home, sympathetically restoring it
to its Edwardian splendour with major investment. The new owners
will find that all the hard work has been done!
Situated in a premier Lewes location, having excellent views across
Baxter`s Field and The Paddock to Lewes Castle with a backdrop of
the South Downs. Bradford Road is a quiet road and in the popular
leafy Wallands district, and yet only just over 100 yards to the
west end of Lewes High Street and the county town`s historic core.
The town centre has many cultural attractions with a unique centre
of attractive period buildings, a vast array of independent shops,
thriving public houses and an abundance of cafes and restaurants in
this bustling community. There are 3 superstores in the town, with
Waitrose walkable in approximately 10 minutes, as is the excellent
Depot Cinema next to Lewes Railway Station (London Victoria 65
mins, London Bridge 90 mins, and Brighton 15 mins).
SECOND FLOOR
LANDING
Full depth, double aspect landing with sash window overlooking
Baxter`s Field, with Lewes Castle and the South Downs beyond.
Painted original wood balustrade and handrail with step to lower
landing with further sash window looking over The Avenue. Exposed
floorboards, radiator, telephone point.
BEDROOM 1
17`2 x 12`3. Sloping ceilings. Sash window overlooking The Avenue.
Exposed floorboards. Original 1910 cast-iron fireplace with mantle
and tiled hearth. Fitted shelves to alcoves. Radiator. Eaves
cupboard. Exposed floorboards.
BEDROOM 2STUDYDRESSING ROOM
11`6 x 8`2 widening to 10`3. Sloping ceiling. Sash window looking
east over the garden. Exposed floorboards. Radiator. Eaves
cupboard. Recessed spotlights.
EN-SUITE SHOWER ROOM
8`7 x 4`11 widening to 7`5 (into shower). C P Hart drench shower
and glazed door. Extractor fan. C P Hart pedestal wash basin with
tiled splashback. Illuminated mirror. Low level w.c. Radiator with
chrome heated towel rail. Exposed floorboards. Recessed
spotlighting. Eaves cupboard.
FIRST FLOOR
LANDING
Full depth landing, 24`5 x 6`5 with sash windows looking to
Bradford Road and the Castle at the front and garden and The Avenue
to the rear. Exposed floorboards, two radiators. Stairs with part
panelling and exposed wooden balustrade and handrail, with sisal
carpeting to second floor.
BEDROOM 3 (MASTER)
15`3 x 14`. Feature bay window to south-east and the Castle and
sash window to east over the garden. Exposed floorboards. Bespoke
wooden storage cupboards to each side of the chimney breast and
fitted shelves over. Cornice, ceiling rose, high skirting and
picture rail. Radiator.
BEDROOM 4
15`3 x 12`8. Feature bay window overlooking Bradford Road and
Baxter`s Field. Fitted cupboard. Original Art-Deco fireplace with
tiled hearth. Cornice, picture rail and high skirting. Exposed
floorboards.
REAR LANDINGINNER LOBBY
Opening into inner lobby with large double cupboard housing
plumbing for washing machine and tumble dryer and original laundry
pulley. Exposed floorboards.
BEDROOM 5STUDY
12`4 x 11.10. Sash window to the rear garden and The Avenue.
Chimney breast with original cast-iron fireplace. Fitted
bookshelves to all four walls. Shelf tops with covered radiator and
storage below. Exposed floorboards.
BATHSHOWER ROOM
10`8 x 9`10. Double aspect with casement window to rear and sash
window to east. White C P Hart suite of pedestal wash basin and
low-level w.c. Magnificent high-quality rolltop bath with mixer
taps. Large shower unit with drench shower and hand shower
attachment, tiles and glazed door. Two radiators with heated chrome
towel rails. Bespoke dado panelling with fitted shelving and
recessed bathroom cupboards within panelling. Exposed floorboards.
Recessed spotlighting. Extractor fan.
GROUND FLOOR
OPEN ENTRANCE PORCH
Original black and white tiled floor. Original leaded stained glass
front door and side panelling to:
ENTRANCE HALL
16`9 x 6`5. Stairs to first floor landing with original wooden
balustrade, newel post and handrail with double cupboard under the
stairs. Cornice. Radiator. Exposed floorboards.
THROUGH SITTINGDINING ROOM
27`2 x 12`6. Double aspect room with feature bay window to the
front garden and sash window to the rear. Sitting room with
Chesneys marble fireplace and log burner. Radiator. Picture rail,
cornice, ceiling rose and high skirting. TV point. Dining room with
log burner. Base cupboards. Radiator. Picture rail, ceiling rose
and high skirting. Wooden door to entrance hall.
DRAWING ROOM
15`2 x 13`10. Double aspect room with feature bay window looking
south east to front garden. French doors to garden. Exposed
floorboards. Chesneys marble fireplace with log burner. Picture
rail, cornice, ceiling rose and high skirting. Two radiators. Hive
thermostat control.
REAR LOBBY
Original 1910 clay tile floor. Wooden door to entrance hall. Glazed
door to rear garden. Fitted freezer within wooden cupboard.
CLOAKROOM
Low-level w.c.
KITCHEN
13`4 x 11`4. Double aspect with views over garden. Three walls of
white granite work surfaces with granite upstands. Villeroy & Boch
recessed sink with grooved drainer. Fitted bespoke wooden cupboards
with fitted Bosch dishwasher and integrated larder fridge. Pull-out
bin. Two corner cupboards with revolving shelves. Neff five-ring
induction hob and stainless steel Smeg electric double width oven
within tiled recess and spotlights. Wooden folding double door
pantry with deep pull-out drawers below. Vertical radiator.
Original 1910 clay tile floor. Glazed wall cupboards. Open
shelving. Recessed spotlights and two hanging lights on dimmer
switches.
OUTSIDE
FRONT, SIDE AND REAR GARDENS
The garden was professionally designed and landscaped in 2022,
winning Gold in its category in the Association of Professional
Landscapers Awards 2023.
The plot is surrounded by original flint and brick walls which have
been properly restored. Front entrance with oak gate and entry
bell. Brick steps to south-facing front garden with laurel hedge
and willow fencing.
Large side garden, 50` max depth, with brick pathway and seating
terrace with shrubs and flowers. Central arbor with laurel hedge to
front with raised brick border. Small pond with fountain feature.
Outside pillar and wall lights. Outside water tap and electrical
point.
Timber gate to rear garden, with brick pathway leading to shed and
steps to seating terrace. Brick and flint walls with rear gate to
The Avenue. Yellow stone seating terrace for all-day sun in the
summer. New Rhino greenhouse (8` x 6`) and steps to upper section
and new timber shed (10` x 7`6).
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or services. Interested parties must undertake their own
investigation into the working order of these items. All
measurements are approximate and photographs provided for guidance
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Council Tax
Lewes District Council, Band F
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Tax band F
366 sqm plot
