Property | Curchods Estate Agents

Featuring an impressive & mature corner-plot garden with a home office and several additional outbuildings, this delightful 1930s three-bedroom end-terrace house provides a truly charming place to live. Extended in 1995 to add a utility room and a downstairs bathroom (complementing the upstairs shower room), the property has since been sensitively updated by our clients whilst there maybe further potential to enlarge into the loft-space subject to b.regs etc. Recent improvements include a stylish Wren kitchen with new flooring, a refreshed bathroom, and contemporary décor throughout. The result is a modern, welcoming interior that sits beautifully within a period home.

The location is equally appealing. Quietly positioned in a tucked-away, pedestrian-only setting, the house is just a few minutes’ walk from Farncombe train station, providing direct connections to London Waterloo. Farncombe itself offers a great selection of cafés, restaurants, and shops, while Godalming—with its broader range of amenities and supermarkets—is less than a mile away.

Floorplan

Key Features

Two good-size double bedrooms and an excellent third
Refitted kitchen/dining room with contemporary units & integral appliances
Super sitting room with doors to gardens
Entrance hall with large built-in coats cupboard
Re-fitted upstairs shower-room
Ground floor bathroom & Separate utility room
Wide & deep mature rear garden with lawn, trees, shrubs and beautiful flowering wisteria
Various outhouses including a large heated home office

Material Information

EPC Rating: D (59)

Council tax band: D

Local Authority: Waverley Borough Council

Tenure: Freehold

Reference Number: BWG250377

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Farncombe village has a good range of local shops including an established butcher, bakery, convenience store, several popular coffee shops and a local pub (The Cricketers), together with schools, Godalming Leisure Centre, Broadwater Park and lake, and the main line station to Waterloo in approx 45 minutes. Godalming’s historic town centre provides a more comprehensive range of shops, restaurants and bars as well as supermarkets including Sainsburys and Waitrose. The A3 linking the M25 and London’s airports is around two miles away, whilst Guildford town centre, with its cobbled High Street, has a multitude of mainstream shops, cinemas and theatres and is around three miles from the village centre.