• Detached House +
• 3/4 bedrooms +
• Conservatory +
• Off-Road Parking +
• South Facing Garden +
• Claverham Catchment +
• Solar Panels +

Downsview is an attractive detached character property believed to be from the 1930s and presents a typical red brick bay fronted facade. To the ground floor is a generous reception room with bay window to the front and a dining room, with a working log burner, that leads into the modern and fully integrated kitchen with a good sized utility room off.  The kitchen leads through to a large conservatory which is a fantastic entertaining space enjoying double doors out to the rear garden.  To the first floor there are two double bedrooms and one single, the bedroom to the rear enjoys views to the South Downs.  The three bedrooms are served by a large and generously appointed family bathroom.  From the first floor landing is a secondary staircase that rises to a loft room which in the past has been used as an occasional bedroom but is currently used as a home office.  Outside the property benefits from ample off road parking to the front and a gated side access leads to the good sized and level rear garden which enjoys a southerly aspect.  The property also benefits from solar panels, making this property highly efficient.  The property is situated in the heart of the popular village of Ninfield with a doctor surgery, primary school, village shop and pub.  A more comprehensive range of amenities can be found in Battle with its attractive high street full of independently owned shops, pubs and restaurants, as well as a mainline railway station with regular services to London Charing Cross and the coast at Hastings and St Leonards. Bexhill has a wide range of amenities and recreational facilities as well as the iconic De La Warr Pavilion and promenade.  The area is very well served for schools both comprehensive and private at primary and secondary levels.  Viewing is highly recommended.