- Five bedrooms, three bathrooms across two light-filled floors
- South-facing rear garden over 100ft with countryside views
- Detached double carport and driveway parking for several cars
- Semi open-plan kitchen with island, utility room and modern units
- Boarded, lit loft with pull-down ladder provides good storage
- Double glazing fitted (post-2002); described as economical to run
- Built 1930–1949 — older construction may need ongoing maintenance
- Council tax quite expensive; broadband and mobile signal average
Orchard House is a spacious five-bedroom detached family home set on a large, south-facing plot within the South Downs National Park. Light-filled reception rooms, wooden floors and a semi open-plan kitchen/sitting layout create an easy flow for family life and entertaining. The principal bedroom benefits from south-facing dormer windows, built-in wardrobes and an en suite; three further double bedrooms and an additional ground-floor room offer flexible use as a study, gym or guest bedroom.
Outside, the mature garden extends to over 100ft with a patio (electric awning), greenhouse, fruit trees and meadow beyond, backing onto rolling downs and providing delightful countryside views. Practical features include a wide driveway, detached timber double carport, boarded and lit loft with ladder, utility room and modern double-glazed windows installed after 2002. The house is described as economical to run and shows eco-friendly elements in the area photos, helping running costs.
Set in the sought-after village of Kingston, the location offers local shops, a primary school rated Good, and easy access to Lewes, the A27 and Lewes station for commuter routes to London. Note the property dates from 1930–1949 so buyers should expect typical maintenance associated with older homes; council tax is listed as quite expensive. Broadband and mobile signals are average and the immediate neighbourhood is an ageing rural community popular with white-collar workers.
