House For Sale £235,000
Ideally situated just a short stroll from the heart of Alton, this one-bedroom house offers unparallel access to the town's amenities, local parks, cafes, bars and mainline station to Waterloo. This meticulously designed one bedroom house is ideal for first time buyers, downsizers and investors and offers an option to purchase with the current tenant in situ if required. Step into the generous sitting/dining room, where comfort meets style, with the part integrated kitchen seamlessly blending into the living space, allowing for effortless entertaining and everyday living. A bespoke spiral staircase leads you up to the first floor, this unique feature not only enhances the aesthetic appeal but also optimises space. Off of the landing you find a well-appointed family bathroom with bathtub and shower over and the good-sized double bedroom offers a peaceful haven to retreat and comes with an array of built in storage. Externally, there is a private outdoor space and convenient parking ensures hassle-free access to your home. Don't miss the opportunity to make this exquisite one-bedroom house your new home, with its unbeatable location, thoughtfully designed living spaces and modern amenities, it offers the perfect blend of comfort and convenience.
The Georgian market town of Alton has a wide range of shopping facilities, excellent road links with the A31 for Farnham, Guildford and Winchester, excellent secondary education and a sixth form college. There is a sports complex with swimming pool and a mainline rail station (London Waterloo) plus the popular Watercress Line runs close by with its enchanting steam locomotives.
The Georgian market town of Alton has a wide range of shopping facilities, excellent road links with the A31 for Farnham, Guildford and Winchester, excellent secondary education and a sixth form college. There is a sports complex with swimming pool and a mainline rail station (London Waterloo) plus the popular Watercress Line runs close by with its enchanting steam locomotives.
