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" Sitting in a commanding postion in the heart of central Guildford, this is a beautiful, flint dashed period home that is believed to have been originally built in the early part of the 19th century. With its striking flint dashed elevations, its charming bay windows and sitting behind a very pretty front garden this is without doubt a landmark town home that is in a highly central location just a few moments walk from Guildford's beautiful and historic High Street. This has been a much loved family home for our clients for some considerable time who, in many ways, will be very sorry to leave but in doing so give someone the opportunity to buy a delightful family home of enormous character. A stroll through the very pretty front garden brings you to a covered storm porch where the front door takes you into a beautifully spacious reception hall which immediately gives a feeling of space to the house that in fact continues throughout. The principal reception rooms of drawing room and dining room are both extremely generous and attractive rooms with bay windows that look out over the delightful cottage garden at the front. The drawing room is a particularly attractive living space with a central fireplace and a very warm and comfortable feel while along the hall, the dining room is equally pleasing. In addition to this there is also a very cosy snug which makes an ideal TV/family room particularly as it sits almost adjacent to the kitchen, while on the other side of the house a beautifully proportioned conservatory has doors that lead out onto the terrace and the garden beyond. The kitchen has been refitted by our clients with a comprehensive range of wooden units and a substantial range oven is likewise on the back of the house and has ample space for a family table and chairs and also leads out onto the terrace making a wonderful informal day to day living and eating space. On the lower ground floor there is a two room basement which has been converted into two very useful offices, one also having an adjacent wine store, and although these rooms are not officially living spaces they have a variety of uses depending upon the needs of an incoming buyer. On the first floor there is an unusually large landing which greets you at the top of the stairs and which continues giving the house its feeling of light and space as well as making for a very useful and attractive living area with a very appealing semi vaulted ceiling. From this large open landing are all of the bedrooms with two double bedrooms on the front overlooking the garden through delightful bay windows while on the back a dressing room leads through to a further bedroom that overlooks the rear garden, this being a particularly attractive light and airy double aspect room. "