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" This 1930's property has been a happy home for many years and is well positioned, nestled away at the end of a prime residential road in a sought-after area of town, whilst offering easy access to the High Street and mainline station. It was extended some years ago but would be ideal for someone requiring a project as it now requires updating and offers fantastic scope to modernise. The covered entrance porch with sliding doors gives access to the front door and entrance hallway with doors to all rooms on the ground floor. There is a huge open plan reception room; the dining area has a front aspect bay window, picture rails and sliding timber doors opening to the dual aspect living room with a working cast iron feature fireplace and stripped wooden flooring. This reception room has sliding doors to the conservatory overlooking the rear garden. The kitchen has a range of units with space and plumbing for all the usual appliances, a traditional shelved larder, tiled flooring and a door to the conservatory. A small hallway out to the side of the property, which has a covered parking bay and garage, has doors to a large storage cupboard and a cloakroom comprising low-level w.c and hand basin. Upstairs, bedroom one is a dual aspect room offering superb rear views across to the Cathedral; there are built-in wardrobes and a cupboard and a hand basin with storage under. Bedroom two has a front aspect bay window with a built-in storage cupboard, bedroom three is a rear aspect double room with a hand basin and this leads into bedroom four which is a dual aspect double room above the garage. There is also an additional box room that could be used for storage or converted into a shower room. The bathroom comprises panel-enclosed bath with shower above, hand basin with storage under, low-level w.c and part-tiled walls. The rear garden is a secluded haven full of fruit trees, flowers and shrubs and there is a paved patio area with a side gate.
Location: The property is located Guildford, which is the historic and vibrant county town of Surrey, offering a comprehensive range of shopping, social, recreational and educational facilities, whilst there are numerous first-class schools in the area both state and private. The mainline railway station provides a commuter service to London Waterloo in just 38 minutes.
Directions: From the one-way system, leave Guildford town centre on the A31 Farnham Road, over the railway bridge and at the mini-roundabout go straight over and up the hill, taking the third right-hand turning into Scillonian Road. At the T-junction, turn left into Poltimore Road and No. 42 can be found at the end on the right-hand side. "