Summary

Tucked away in a charming yet little-known road near the heart of Alton, this elegant circa 1910 semi-detached home offers a wonderful sense of space and light. Beautifully reconfigured to enhance modern living, it now benefits from a first-floor bathroom and a versatile cloakroom/utility room. The heart of the home is its stunning open-plan triple-aspect sitting and dining area, featuring period details such as a bay window, exposed floorboards, a characterful fireplace, and plantation shutters. The sleek, refitted kitchen with a Stoves range cooker, beechblock worktops, and soft-close cabinetry flows seamlessly into a delightful breakfast room with a charming pine bar, creating a welcoming and stylish entertaining space.

The home offers exciting potential for extension both upwards and outwards, with a concealed fitted ladder providing access to a boarded and lit loft. A well-proportioned 77’ rear garden provides an idyllic outdoor retreat, with a paved patio, lush lawn, and raised vegetable border. The setting is equally appealing—situated in a sought-after neighbourhood of character homes, just moments from Alton’s bustling town centre, the picturesque Westbrooke Gardens, and scenic walking trails. The mainline station, offering a direct service to London Waterloo, is within easy reach, making this a perfect blend of charm, convenience, and future opportunity.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Materials used in construction: Red brick

Alterations or improvements during current owership :
Lean to has been upgraded
Middle bedroom split into a bathroom and bedroom
Radiators added
Boiler upgraded
Kitchen upgraded

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