Three bedrooms and family bathroom upstairs
Bay-fronted living room with original fireplace and high ceilings
Separate dining room; cream fitted kitchen and utility/cloakroom
Large, lawned rear garden — good for families and outdoor use
Convenient town-centre location near station, shops and schools
Solid brick Victorian construction; likely limited wall insulation
Double glazing installed but install date unknown
Cosmetic updating and insulation improvements advised
This attractive Victorian semi-detached house combines period character with a substantial rear garden, offering practical family living close to Alton town centre. The bay-fronted living room, separate dining room and cream fitted kitchen provide flexible ground-floor space, while a utility room and cloakroom add everyday convenience.
Upstairs are three bedrooms and a family bathroom; the principal bedroom benefits from the bay and high ceilings. The property retains original features such as mouldings, a ceiling rose and a fireplace that will appeal to buyers who value character and natural light.
The location is a major strength: short walks to shops, Waitrose, schools and Alton station (commuter services to London). This makes the home well suited to families and commuters seeking a town-centre base with outdoor space.
Practical considerations: the house dates from the early 20th century with solid brick walls likely without modern cavity insulation, and the age of the double glazing is unknown. Cosmetic updating and improved insulation/heating efficiency would maximise comfort and long-term value. Freehold tenure and a decent plot size present scope for sensible enhancement rather than major structural change.
