House Prices by Road in Lewes

House Prices By County : Brighton And Hove : Lewes

Information about Lewes, Brighton And Hove:

Lewes is the county town of East Sussex, with a population of 17,297.

Sites of interest include Lewes Castle, which was constructed during the eleventh-century. The ruins of Lewes Priory have been designated Grade I and date to the eleventh-century. Anne of Cleves House is a fifteenth-century timber-framed Wealden hall house, although there is no evidence that Anne ever actually visited it. Glyndebourne is a Grade II listed medieval manor house and the location of the Glyndebourne Festival Opera, which takes place annually. The Church of St John sub Castro was constructed during the nineteenth-century and is Grade II listed. Southover Grange is a sixteenth-century Grade II* listed manor house. Barbican House Museum is housed at Lewes Castle. Lewes has several art galleries including the Martyrs Gallery and St Anne's Gallery.

The Lewes Pound is a local currency in use in the town. Lewes Bonfire takes place in November and is the largest and most famous Bonfire Night festivity in the United Kingdom. Lewes has been described as the bonfire capital of the world.

Lewes has several primary and secondary schools, including Priory School and Lewes Old Grammar School, which was established in the sixteenth-century. Sussex Downs College has a campus in Lewes and provides further education courses.

There are sports facilities for sports including cricket, rugby, football and hockey. Lewes F.C. play their home games at The Dripping Pan, which has a capacity of 3,000.

Lewes railway station offers services to destinations including Eastbourne, London, Hastings, Brighton and Seaford.

Below is a list of all the roads in Lewes, together with information on the average sale price for properties in that road (timescales referenced are at the bottom of the page).

Road Average Sale Price Number of Sales