• 2 Double bedrooms +
• Open-plan living/dining room +
• Modern kitchen +
• Utility Room +
• Modern bathroom +
• Attractive garden +

A well-considered Victorian terrace that has been carefully upgraded by the current owners. The ground floor has been opened to create a long living and dining space centred around a wood-burning stove, while the kitchen leads through to a recently converted utility room. Outside, the garden is landscaped with a separate garden office — ideal for home working. Iwan Hall - Chantries & Pewleys A thoughtfully updated two-bedroom Victorian terrace with a landscaped garden and garden office. The ground floor is arranged as one open living and dining space, creating a long, light room that works naturally for everyday living. A cast iron fireplace with wood-burning stove forms the focal point to the sitting area, while the dining space sits beside the rear window overlooking the garden. The kitchen has been fitted with modern cabinetry and wooden worktops and leads through to a recently converted utility area and ground floor WC — a practical improvement that adds useful everyday convenience. Upstairs are two double bedrooms and a modern bathroom. Outside, the garden has been landscaped with lawn, patio seating and planting beds and detached garden office. It’s an ideal space for home working, set comfortably away from the house. Overall, the house offers a well-balanced Victorian home that combines period character with thoughtful modern improvements. Local Area North Road is a quiet, established residential setting, but you’re still within easy reach of everything that matters day to day. Stoughton Infant School is a key pull and the town centre is close enough to be useful without dominating the feel of the area. You’ve got a good mix of independent and national shops, along with a host of bars and restaurants. Guildford also benefits from a range of sporting and recreational facilities at The Spectrum and Surrey Sports Park.  From a practical point of view, this area works well for commuters. The station gives a straightforward run into London Waterloo in around 35 minutes, and road links via the A3 and M25 are easy to pick up. Overall, it’s a location that holds its appeal because it balances everyday convenience with a more settled, residential feel.