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" This 1920's character family home, with its preserved original features including picture rails, paneled doors and cast iron fireplace, is situated on one of Godalming's premier roads within walking distance of the town centre with a main line train station, prestigious Busbridge schools and recreation grounds.

The property represents a fine example of a character home that has not been on the open market for sale since 1960. This charming home has planning permission that will allow its new owner to extend the property from 1232 sqft to 2517 sqft to include larger living accommodation a further bedroom and bathroom over two floors (granted by Waverley Borough Council Ref: WA/2014/0106).

On the ground floor the accommodation comprises entrance hall, living room with patio doors leading to the rear garden and a kitchen with a separate formal dining room. There is also a further family room with direct access to the rear garden, a downstairs cloakroom and an under stairs utility area with sink and plumbing for a washing machine.

Following the stairs with a generous landing area, there is a large master bedroom with fitted wardrobes. This double bedroom is bright and spacious, with dual aspect windows opening to the front and the rear of the house. There is an adjoining dressing room and a family bathroom with both bath and a separate shower. 'The second bedroom is a good sized double with dual aspect windows, and there is also a third bedroom.

To the back of the house there is a large sunny garden with a patio area and fruit trees, overlooking allotments to the rear and a nice wooded area to the front.

Godalming richly deserves its reputation as one of Surrey 's most popular places to live. It is a picturesque town with a good range of boutique shops, supermarkets, coffee shops, restaurants and country pubs. Guildford is just 5.4 miles away, offering extensive further shopping with many famous high street names and department stores, a theatre as well as many other leisure amenities.

Godalming's history dates back to the Saxon times when it was called 'Godhelm' but one of its main claims to fame is as the first town to have its streets lit by electric light in September 1881. In the heart of the town is this cobbled high street with its iconic and quirky 'Pepperpot' originally built as the Town Hall in 1814. The town's centre is dotted with narrow attractive streets punctuated with ancient and historic buildings which give the town its distinctive character. Godalming also enjoys close proximity to the countryside; the River Wey lies to one side of the town providing lovely walks along the tow path and it is surrounded by numerous 'chocolate box' villages with great village pubs, areas of outstanding natural beauty, the South Downs and numerous golf courses.


Offered to the market with no onward chain and vacant possession.

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