House For Sale £1,250,000
Located in a prime town centre position, this delightful detached family home was built circa 1950’s and is situated only moments from Farnham town centre.
In addition there is full planning permission for the erection of a detached ancillary residential accommodation following demolition of or relocation of sheds, summer house and greenhouse, and widening of the existing vehicular access onto Beavers Road - Planning Reference Link WA/2021/01166
The house is ideally situated within easy reach of local amenities including Waitrose, Bishops Meadow and the Lion and Lamb Yard.
Ground floor accommodation comprises inviting entrance hallway that leads into the fantastic open plan kitchen/breakfast/dining 'hub' room with vaulted ceiling and French doors to patio, adjoining utility/boot room, snug/study with French doors to garden, bedroom/annexe with en suite shower room and storage cupboard. There is a large sitting/dining room with bay window and feature fireplace and downstairs cloakroom.
Upstairs there is a principal bedroom with built in wardrobe and bay window, two further bedrooms (both with built in wardrobes) and family bathroom with separate shower.
Outside to the front there is a large gated driveway for several cars. To the rear there is a large flat lawned garden with a mixture of bedding plants, shrubbery and small trees, summerhouse, garden shed and vegetable patch.
Location:
The property is situated in the heart of Farnham town centre, tucked away from busy main roads in a quiet road and is an extremely sought-after and convenient location, being under 10 minutes' walk from the mainline station. Farnham is an historic former market town lying on the Surrey/Hampshire border, widely recognised for its attractive architecture.
The town offers extensive cultural, shopping and educational facilities and has a number of excellent restaurants, public houses and a wine bar. It also boasts a library and the Maltings Art Centre offers a wide range of activities including film screenings. Within the town is a train station providing direct access to London Waterloo in approximately the hour. The town also lies on the A31 connecting Guildford and the A3 to the east and Winchester to the west. The A331, (Blackwater Valley link road) provides dual-carriageway access to the M3 in the north.
In addition there is full planning permission for the erection of a detached ancillary residential accommodation following demolition of or relocation of sheds, summer house and greenhouse, and widening of the existing vehicular access onto Beavers Road - Planning Reference Link WA/2021/01166
The house is ideally situated within easy reach of local amenities including Waitrose, Bishops Meadow and the Lion and Lamb Yard.
Ground floor accommodation comprises inviting entrance hallway that leads into the fantastic open plan kitchen/breakfast/dining 'hub' room with vaulted ceiling and French doors to patio, adjoining utility/boot room, snug/study with French doors to garden, bedroom/annexe with en suite shower room and storage cupboard. There is a large sitting/dining room with bay window and feature fireplace and downstairs cloakroom.
Upstairs there is a principal bedroom with built in wardrobe and bay window, two further bedrooms (both with built in wardrobes) and family bathroom with separate shower.
Outside to the front there is a large gated driveway for several cars. To the rear there is a large flat lawned garden with a mixture of bedding plants, shrubbery and small trees, summerhouse, garden shed and vegetable patch.
Location:
The property is situated in the heart of Farnham town centre, tucked away from busy main roads in a quiet road and is an extremely sought-after and convenient location, being under 10 minutes' walk from the mainline station. Farnham is an historic former market town lying on the Surrey/Hampshire border, widely recognised for its attractive architecture.
The town offers extensive cultural, shopping and educational facilities and has a number of excellent restaurants, public houses and a wine bar. It also boasts a library and the Maltings Art Centre offers a wide range of activities including film screenings. Within the town is a train station providing direct access to London Waterloo in approximately the hour. The town also lies on the A31 connecting Guildford and the A3 to the east and Winchester to the west. The A331, (Blackwater Valley link road) provides dual-carriageway access to the M3 in the north.
