- Ground-floor one-bedroom apartment with dual-aspect living room and French doors
- Separate, spacious kitchen and bedroom with fitted wardrobes
- Allocated off-street parking space and communal gardens
- Short walk to Woking town centre and mainline station (fast London links)
- Offered with no onward chain for a quicker sale
- Leasehold tenure; building dated c.1967–1975
- Cavity walls likely uninsulated; EPC C — potential energy improvements needed
- Heating: mains gas boiler and radiators; council tax band C (affordable)
A bright, ground-floor one-bedroom apartment set in a sought-after conservation area, offered with the advantage of no onward chain. The dual-aspect living room with French doors opens onto well-kept communal gardens, creating a private and pleasant outlook. The separate, spacious kitchen and fitted-wardrobe bedroom make this a comfortable first home or easy-to-manage bolt hole for a commuter.
Positioned within easy walking distance of Woking town centre and the mainline station, the flat is well placed for fast rail links into London and good road access to the A3, M3 and M25. The property includes an allocated off-street parking space, a secure entry phone system and good local amenities, making daily life convenient.
Practical considerations: the building dates from the late 1960s–1970s and appears to have cavity walls with no confirmed insulation, and the property is leasehold. The current EPC is C, and the heating is mains gas with a boiler and radiators. These facts point to reasonable energy performance but potential scope for improvement (insulation or modern heating upgrades) to cut running costs and increase long-term value.
Overall, this tidy ground-floor flat suits a first-time buyer or investor seeking a low-maintenance property near transport links. Its chain-free status and usable layout mean it’s ready for a straightforward purchase and immediate occupation or rental.
