The Old Brewery House, Southover High Street, Lewes
This is an historic Grade II house situated on
one of the most historic and attractive streets
in Lewes, a thriving county town in the South
Downs National Park. The house is close to the
mainline railway station and a short distance from
the broad range of individual shops including
antique shops, flea markets and book sellers.
£995,000 with struttandparker.com
• This four-bedroom house is believed to have originally
been a two-bay timber framed hall house dating from the
early 16th century
• The Old Brewery House has been extended over the
years and is a substantial home of charm and character
with numerous period features
• In the 1960s it was owned by Rolling Stones drummer,
Charlie Watts
• Numerous period features including an inglenook
fireplace in the dining which also has hand-decorated
ceiling timbers
• Well proportioned triple aspect drawing room with
attractive brick fireplace and wooden floor
• Part panelled sitting room giving onto a recent extension
currently used as a study with access to the garden
• Delighted walled back garden predominantly of lawn but
with brick paths and some well-established flower beds
• Paved sitting area with a pergola overplanted with a
mature vine with an ornamental pond with a water
feature to one side
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