An imposing brick-built house under a tiled roof, Number 1 Christie Road offers versatile accommodation providing useful flexibility for modern lifestyles. On the ground floor, the sitting room has a fireplace focal point, whilst the adjacent spacious dining room benefits from an outlook over, and access to, the rear garden via glazed sliding doors which link the inside to the outside environment. The kitchen is fitted with high and low-level wood-fronted cabinetry and has an external door providing a route out to the side garden. Two further reception rooms are currently arranged to provide a study, for a quiet refuge, and a snug with a wall of fitted storage. On the first floor, the rooms enjoy the elevated vistas to downland countryside and comprise four bedrooms, two with wardrobe storage. The upper level also offers a family bathroom with shower fitting over the tub and a separate, fully tiled shower room, which complement a cloakroom facility on the floor below. From the landing there is a loft hatch to the insulated and part-boarded roof space.

A large driveway provides parking at the front of the home leading to the integral garage and a pathway has areas of lawn to either side. Thereis a clipped hedge boundary, and two specimen trees create a neat and attractive front garden, whilst the rear garden is reached by gated pathways to either side of the home. A terrace
adjoins the house with direct access from the dining room offering opportunities for outdoor dining and relaxation, with a brick-retaining wall accommodating the split level and creating a secluded setting. The curve of the wall forms a garden feature with a planted pocket and steps to either side rise to the upper lawned zone.

The property lies in a sought-after Lewes setting, just a quarter of a mile from the town centre and approximately half a mile from the mainline station (London Victoria about 64 minutes). This vibrant and historic county town forms part of the South Downs National Park and provides an excellent range of individual shops, restaurants and recreational facilities. The town also provides a choice of schools, including the independent Lewes Old Grammar School. The A27 lies a short distance to the
south of Lewes and provides fast access to the A23/M23, Gatwick Airport and the national motorway network. The coastal, business and entertainment city of Brighton & Hove is a mere 8 miles distant and rail services from the town offer connections to London, Brighton and Eastbourne. Lewes and the surrounding area offers several highly regarded schools, including St. Pancras Catholic Primary School, Western Road Community Primary School, Southover CofE Primary School, Wallands Community
Primary and Nursery School (which has just obtained 'Good' Ofsted rating for 2023), whilst the independent Lewes Old Grammar School is also a popular choice.