Summary
Situated within the Crownpits Conservation Area, this utterly delightful early 1900's built semi-detached home features incredibly light and bright accommodation arranged over four floors, with the addition of a beautiful, flat rear garden; an unusual benefit on this hillside road. The garden also has a gate to a woodland path leading to Busbridge recreation ground, whilst Godalming High Street, the train station, several highly sought after schools and Godalming Sixth Form College, are all within walking distance. EPC: E Council Tax Band: D
Key Features
- Delightful double aspect sitting room with tile surround open fire place
- Open plan kitchen/dining room with several built-in appliances
- The main bedroom, which is double aspect with built-in storage and Bedroom 3, are both located on the first floor
- Triple aspect double bedroom on the second floor
- Classic bathroom with utility cupboard located on the first floor
- Basement which makes an ideal study
- West facing garden, with access at the rear to Busbridge recreation ground
- Permit parking available on request
Full Description
Floor Plan
Location
The market town of Godalming has a picturesque and historic High Street with an excellent array of shops, bars, restaurants, as well as three superstores. The main line railway station is close to the town centre and provides direct services into London Waterloo in approx 45 minutes. The A3 linking the M25 and London’s airports is approx 2 miles from the town centre. There is an excellent selection of schools in the area that cater for most ages and denominations, both in the public and private sectors, and good leisure facilities including swimming pools and health clubs, golf courses at Milford, Chiddingfold and Hurtmore while South Coast beaches are around 30 miles away. Guildford town, with its cobbled High Street, has a multitude of mainstream shops, cinemas and theatres and is approx 4 miles from Godalming, for which there are direct bus and train connections.
