House For Sale £2,350,000
Remarkable home in a prime location with panoramic views.
Description
Positioned on one of Guildford’s most highly regarded roads with panoramic south-westerly views, The White House is understood to date from 1923 and is being offered to the market for the first time in over 30 years.
The heart of the house is the exceptional central drawing room with access on to a large terrace wrapping around the house, a fabulous space to enjoy this unique setting with breath-taking views across the town and towards the Surrey Hills.
The White House is ideal for multigenerational living, and has the potential for reconfiguration in to two dwellings should this be necessary.
There is a traditional style kitchen with space for informal dining leading to a dining room / kitchenette and a study / additional bedroom.
Five double bedrooms and four bathrooms can be found on the first floor. The accommodation is flexible in its use with a significant principal bedroom with floor to ceiling sliding doors and a private balcony, fitted wardrobes and a large en suite bathroom. Bedroom five is conveniently located on the ground floor.
The gardens are beautifully kept with a patio, large area of lawn and tiered flowering beds.
The property benefits from a summer house, a workshop, a triple garage and gated off street parking.
Location
Warwicks Bench is a highly regarded street located in central Guildford approximately 0.5 mile from the High Street and London Road station. The A3 provides a direct route to London and the south coast, linking at Wisley with the M25 for the airports and the national motorway network.
There is an excellent selection of schools in the area including the Royal Grammar School, Guildford High, Holy Trinity and Pewley Down, St Peter's, Tormead and Guildford County School.
Guildford High Street is known for its pretty traditional feel with stunning views towards the surrounding hills. There are a number of independent shops, the popular Friary shopping centre as well as a number of cafes and restaurants including a Gail’s Bakery, The Ivy and Ivy Asia, and The March Hare.
Recreational opportunities include theatres, a multiplex cinema and the G Live entertainment venue. Guildford lies on the northern edge of the Surrey Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, offering miles of exceptional walking, cycling and riding country, with the stunning Pewley Down Nature Reserve at the top of Addison Road.
Square Footage: 4,110 sq ft
Description
Positioned on one of Guildford’s most highly regarded roads with panoramic south-westerly views, The White House is understood to date from 1923 and is being offered to the market for the first time in over 30 years.
The heart of the house is the exceptional central drawing room with access on to a large terrace wrapping around the house, a fabulous space to enjoy this unique setting with breath-taking views across the town and towards the Surrey Hills.
The White House is ideal for multigenerational living, and has the potential for reconfiguration in to two dwellings should this be necessary.
There is a traditional style kitchen with space for informal dining leading to a dining room / kitchenette and a study / additional bedroom.
Five double bedrooms and four bathrooms can be found on the first floor. The accommodation is flexible in its use with a significant principal bedroom with floor to ceiling sliding doors and a private balcony, fitted wardrobes and a large en suite bathroom. Bedroom five is conveniently located on the ground floor.
The gardens are beautifully kept with a patio, large area of lawn and tiered flowering beds.
The property benefits from a summer house, a workshop, a triple garage and gated off street parking.
Location
Warwicks Bench is a highly regarded street located in central Guildford approximately 0.5 mile from the High Street and London Road station. The A3 provides a direct route to London and the south coast, linking at Wisley with the M25 for the airports and the national motorway network.
There is an excellent selection of schools in the area including the Royal Grammar School, Guildford High, Holy Trinity and Pewley Down, St Peter's, Tormead and Guildford County School.
Guildford High Street is known for its pretty traditional feel with stunning views towards the surrounding hills. There are a number of independent shops, the popular Friary shopping centre as well as a number of cafes and restaurants including a Gail’s Bakery, The Ivy and Ivy Asia, and The March Hare.
Recreational opportunities include theatres, a multiplex cinema and the G Live entertainment venue. Guildford lies on the northern edge of the Surrey Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, offering miles of exceptional walking, cycling and riding country, with the stunning Pewley Down Nature Reserve at the top of Addison Road.
Square Footage: 4,110 sq ft
