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An end of terrace 'Selsey II' style bungalow which is part of this exclusive retirement development for the over 60's. Fairmead has a (part time) on-site estate manager and an emergency care alarms system, so each resident can take comfort that someone is around to ensure their safety and wellbeing. While there are communal grounds, this property is unique by the virtue that it has its own private garden. There is also a garage in the nearby block. Inside the bungalow, there is a front aspect living room with display sill, two bedrooms, the main bedroom features built-in wardrobes. The second bedroom has access to the rear terrace. The kitchen has base and eye level cupboards and matching drawers. Heating is gas fired and all windows are UPVC units. Outside, to the rear of the bungalow is a private patio. Beyond that is an area of lawn and mature hedge which is communal. The bungalow is also walking distance to Woking centre and station and offered with no onward chain!

Floorplan

Key Features

Private and enclosed rear garden.
Over 60s Bungalow
Two Bedrooms Or Two Reception Rooms
Modern Fitted Kitchen With Appliances
Modern Fitted Shower Room
Double Glazed Windows
Communal Laundry Room
Garage In Nearby Block
Convenient And Peaceful Cul-de-Sac
No Onward Chain *

Material Information

EPC Rating: D (64)

Council tax band: C

Local Authority: Woking Borough Council

Tenure: Leasehold

Reference Number: CWG260094

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Fairmead is a small cul de sac that sits in a hugely convenient position just on the boarder of central Woking, with both the town centre and mainline railway station within walking distance. The railway station is what really puts Woking on the map, offering one of the very best commutes in the whole of the South East. It runs very frequent one-stop service straight into London Waterloo, with a journey time of around 24 minutes. Going away from London you can easily reach Portsmouth, Southampton and Bournemouth all on direct lines, or you can even take a very efficient coach service to Heathrow Airport. The town centre of Woking has been subject to somewhat of a transformation in recent years that has resulted in it taking on a far more contemporary look and feel. The Victoria Square development being the most recent addition of this, bringing a flagship M&S store and cleverly linking the previous shopping centres. At its centre is a multi-screen cinema complex and the New Victoria Theatre, with the latter being another pull for the town as its the largest house theatre outside of London and regularly receives the big names in stand up and West-End shows.