Beacon View is a striking Victorian country residence set on approximately 0.8 acres, enveloped by peaceful fields and offering impressive views of Firle Beacon and the South Downs. This property boasts noteworthy architectural features typical of the era, including high ceilings, large windows, and ornate detailing that enhance its charm. Upon entering through a covered porch, you will find an expansive reception hall complete with a solid fuel burner and an elegant staircase leading to the upper levels. The formal drawing room presents a stunning marble fireplace and picture windows that frame the picturesque landscape. The family room and dining room also feature fireplaces, adding warmth to these inviting spaces.
The generous kitchen/breakfast room is equipped with a four-oven AGA and ample space for a sizable dining table, making it the heart of the home. Adjacent to this is a utility area along with additional rooms including a study and cloakroom. Unique to this property are the barn/studio and attached garage on the eastern side, which offer excellent potential for conversion into ancillary accommodation (subject to planning permissions).
The first floor hosts three bedrooms including a principal suite with an ensuite bathroom and fitted wardrobes. There are two further double bedrooms along with a family bathroom and separate cloakroom. On the second level, there is a spacious fourth bedroom featuring eaves storage.
Outside, the grounds are beautifully landscaped with mature trees, varied borders, entertaining terraces, and off-street parking for multiple vehicles. A standout feature is the detached summer house positioned advantageously for breathtaking views and equipped with internet access—ideal for remote work or leisure activities.
While enjoying its secluded countryside location just steps from walking paths leading to Berwick station (0.4 miles), Beacon View remains well-connected to Lewes, Eastbourne, Brighton, Gatwick Airport, and London terminals via rail.
Nearby amenities include two award-winning pubs, essential services like a post office, as well as cultural highlights such as Berwick's historic church known for its Bloomsbury paintings. This property not only offers immediate comfort but also significant potential for renovation or expansion to maximize its appeal in this desirable South East locale.
