Instantly explore your home, road, or area

"A beautifully presented period town house situated in a wonderful Georgian street with versatile living space and a great deal of character. The house has Georgian fronted rendered elevations relieved by sash windows under a slate tile roof and is set out over three floors. Much of the character has been retained and has been the subject of extensive refurbishment in recent years. The sitting room has exposed oak flooring, part panelled walls and a wood burning stove in the fireplace. Steps lead up into the kitchen which effortlessly combines the old and new with wooden flooring, large open plan feel with light flooding through from the atrium roof in the dining area. The kitchen is fitted with a comprehensive range of units with wooden work surfaces and fitted with a gas and electric range cooker. There are double doors opening onto the courtyard garden, which in turn leads to the refurbished Office. On the first floor there is a modern fitted bathroom with quadrant shower and the bedroom is currently used as a sitting room. On the second floor there are two bedrooms and en-suite shower room. The house has gas fired central heating and there is a very useful and sizeble basement with a window, which has plumbing for a washing machine and tumble dryer. Storage space is in good supply with a good sized loft which has planning consent to install a dormer window.

Situation
Castle Street is the most prestigious road in Farnham with a mixture of predominantly Georgian architecture and the house is situated within a few minutes walk from the centre of town. At the top of the hill is the Castle and beyond is Farnham Park which comprises many hundreds of acres of parkland. In the heart of the town there is easy access to the extensive cultural, shopping and educational facilities offered by Farnham. There is a mainline station providing a regular train service to Waterloo within the hour and excellent access to the A3 and M3 with principle routes to London, the airports and the south coast. The surrounding area is noted for its extensive open country and National Trust land with excellent opportunities for walking, riding and county pursuits.

Outside
There is a pretty York stone paved courtyard garden with raised brick flower beds and brick walls. There is a gate providing pedestrian access from the rear and a very useful fully converted and refurbished outbuilding currently arranged as a garden office.