A Grade II Listed period residence set in a garden square in the Conservation Area of the Ancient Town and Cinque Port close to shops and amenities including the mainline station.
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This beautiful property forms part of a Grade II listed period building presenting colour washed rendered elevations set with sash windows beneath a pitched tiled roof. The accommodation has many period features including exposed floorboards and timbers as well as ca...
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Occupying a prominent position along the High street is this charming 3 bedroom Grade II Listed cottage of 16th century origins. With a rear courtyard garden, spacious reception room with inglenook fireplace and family bathroom. Offered chain free.
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A detached period style cottage situated in a secluded yet convenient location on a country lane and enjoying an open outlook to the rear across pasture land to ancient woodland.
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A well presented Grade II Listed period cottage, hidden away off Church Square within the Citadel area of the Ancient Town of Rye, with roofscape views to the River Rother and beyond.
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An attached Grade II Listed "Arts and Crafts" style property situated within the Conservation Area of the Ancient Town, enjoying distant views to the rear to the sea and Camber Castle.
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A 3 bedroom detached cottage set well back from the road occupying a secluded position in the Conservation Area of the Ancient Town opposite the magnificent parish church.
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A detached rural single storey waterside property of early nineteenth century origin, constructed as part of a military garrison, located beside the River Rother with far reaching views across open farmland in the valley toward...
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A modern detached property set back from the road at the base of the Ancient Town of Winchelsea, backing onto the river Brede and with far reaching rural views across adjoining farmland to the silhouette of the Cinque Port of Rye.
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