Kester House is a stunning Grade II listed tithe barn conversion that dates back to the 17th Century, boasting a rich history and architectural merit. Originally converted in the Victorian era by renowned watercolour artist Hercules Brabonson, the property has also served as a village tea room and B&B. The property retains many period features, including working fireplaces, vaulted ceilings, and timbered walls. With over 2700 sqft of accommodation, it offers versatility and potential for dual family or multi-generational occupancy, or as a home and income property. The property features three reception rooms, five bedrooms, and two bathrooms, with a partially walled courtyard garden offering privacy. Located in the heart of the popular village of Sedlescombe, it is close to amenities, schools, and sites of historical interest, making it an ideal family home that is sure to impress.