Location

Guildford High Street is known for its pretty, traditional feel with views towards the surrounding hills. There are a number of independent shops and restaurants all within a short distance. The recently redeveloped Tungsate Quarter is in close proximity, and boasts the Ivy Brasserie and Gail's Bakery amongst its highlights. The area also features the historic Guildford Castle grounds and country walks are varied with Pewley Down and The Chantries close by.

There is a wide choice of schools in the immediate area, including George Abbot, Tormead, Guildford High School and the Royal Grammar School.   

Recreational opportunities include theatres, a multiplex cinema and the G Live entertainment venue. Guildford lies on the northern edge of the Surrey Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, offering miles of walking, cycling and riding country

Description

Westmead is a former Victorian property which has been sympathetically converted to create five fabulous apartments occupying a convenient location within approximately one mile of Guildford High Street.

The welcoming private entrance gives an immediate sense of arrival with an impressive staircase, wood panelling and stained glass windows.

The current owners have completed a full programme of refurbishment including new kitchen, full decoration throughout and of particular note are the stylish and memorable interiors.

Number 2 is a first floor apartment and accommodation comprises well appointed contemporary kitchen, generous sized reception room and three well proportioned double bedrooms. There is a large bathroom with a walk in shower and a freestanding bath tub. The balcony enjoys views across the communal gardens and is accessed from the third bedroom.

The mature communal gardens are wonderful and provide a tranquil space to enjoy the spring and summer months. The gardens are very well kept and are framed by mature trees and hedging.

There is residents parking to the front of the building, and the apartment is offered to the market with a share of freehold and no onward chain.