This large elevated detached family home sits proudly upon Kingston Ridge looking out upon the Sussex countryside to the West and East toward the Ouse Valley. A property which boasts a combined floor area which is arranged over 3 floors of just under 4,000 sq. ft, which includes some large storage areas in the lower levels. This impressive family home offers such versatile accommodation, that it can suit most large family needs, for example the property is built on a slope, the ground floor offers the perfect annexe with its own entrance. The main dwelling is on the middle floor (raised ground floor) it is presently arranged with a large open plan kitchen/diner, with utility area. The sitting room at the side then opens through to a music room and this floor is completed with bedroom and a double family showeroom complete with steam room aside the 5th and 6th guest bedrooms. On the top floor, the master bedroom has en suite with extensive eaves storage, there is a family shower room, and two further bedrooms with a walk in eaves storage room. Outside there is a gravel parking area and driveway. The front has apple trees and small apple orchard, with wild meadow. There is lawn extending around the side of the house to a newly erected raised viewing balcony to fully enjoy the fabulous views across the South downs.
Located in Kingston village which was just voted in the top 10 of places to live in Sussex (Daily Telegraph) just along from the village Church, and with the Beacons and the South Downs Nation Park as a stunning back drop. Tucked away along a private driveway shared with a few nice neighbours and just up on the ridge of Kingston is the start of miles of wonderful Down land walks. Kingston Village is a very popular place to live, just outside the County Town of Lewes, it has a wonderful local pub, Juggs, sought after Primary School and centred around the village green is the village hall, children's playground and tennis courts. Lewes is famous for many things including the World-Famous Bonfire Societies and events, Harvey's Brewery and central to it all The Norman Castle on the Hill. Voted in national polls twice; in the top 10 places to live. A mainline railway station Lewes with services to London Victoria 1 hour, Brighton, Eastbourne 30 minutes. The World-famous Glyndebourne Opera House is on the outskirts of the Town and there are Schools providing both Private and State education within the Town itself.