Kester House, a Grade II listed tithe barn conversion, boasts a rich history dating back to at least the 17th Century. Originally converted in the Victorian era by renowned watercolor artist Hercules Brabonson, the property has also served as village tea rooms and a B&B. The well-maintained property retains many period features, including working fireplaces, vaulted ceilings, and timbered walls. With over 2,700 square feet 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, including a partially galleried main room, five bedrooms, and two bathrooms. A mezzanine overlooking the main reception room also offers potential. The partially walled courtyard garden provides a private outdoor space, and the property is located in the heart of the popular village of Sedlescombe, with its local amenities and easy access to nearby Battle and its mainline station.