Broomans Lane, Lewes, East Sussex

5 Brooman’s Terrace is a unique and stunning three-bedroom mews house. The property was recently renovated with a strong emphasis on sustainability and energy efficiency, including a heat pump, underfloor heating, and LED lighting throughout. It offers attractive contemporary styling, with a neutral colour palette and bespoke fittings. The upper levels of the accommodation benefit from large windows offering panoramic views towards the breath-taking South Downs countryside.

Ground Floor & Bedrooms
The ground floor opens into a welcoming entrance hall with tiled flooring and built-in bench seating with storage beneath. To the rear, a utility area provides a sink and space for a washing machine and tumble dryer. The principal bedroom is also located on this level, featuring an exposed brick wall and doors opening onto the terrace garden. A well-appointed family bathroom includes a freestanding bath, separate rainfall shower and pedestal washbasin.

First & Second Floors
A turned staircase leads to the first floor, where there are two well-proportioned double bedrooms, along with a cloakroom with WC and washbasin.
The second floor hosts an impressive open-plan living space extending to approximately 30 ft, incorporating sitting, dining and kitchen areas. Flooded with natural light from a skylight and two large windows, the space enjoys far-reaching views towards the South Downs. Additional features include wooden flooring, 'smart' designer lighting, a log burner and built-in storage. The kitchen is fitted with bespoke wooden cabinetry and integrated appliances, including an oven, induction hob, fridge and dishwasher.

Outside
Accessed via a gated entrance on Brooman’s Lane, a footpath leading from the High Street, the property forms part of an attractive mews setting. It benefits from a private parking space, with additional permit parking available locally.

To the front, a low-maintenance terrace garden provides space for seating, potted plants and al fresco dining, enclosed by a frosted glass balustrade for added privacy. There is also access to a communal store and bin area.

Situation
The historic county town of Lewes, set within the South Downs National Park, offers an excellent range of independent shops, cafés, restaurants and pubs, along with supermarkets including Waitrose, an independent cinema (6 minute walk) and the UK’s oldest freshwater outdoor swimming pool (11 minute walk).

The town hosts a popular weekly farmers’ market and (1 minute walk) is well known for its vibrant food and drink scene, with local producers, breweries and vineyards nearby, including Harvey’s Brewery, Beak Brewery, Rathfinny, Ridgeview and Bolney.

More extensive amenities can be found in nearby Brighton. Leisure opportunities in the area include opera at Glyndebourne, golf courses, show jumping at Hickstead, horseracing at Brighton and Goodwood, and sailing along the coast.

Transport links are excellent: the A27 provides access to the A23/M23, London Gatwick Airport and the wider motorway network, while Lewes station (approximately 0.3 miles) offers regular services to London Victoria (from around 1 hour 8 minutes).