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New Price: A Piece of Farnham History Comes to Market

By James Fearn FNAEA
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A remarkable piece of Farnham history is now available at a new price, offering buyers the opportunity to own a Grade II listed period cottage believed to be one of the town’s oldest homes.

Dating back to the 15th century, the characterful property combines centuries of history with surprisingly spacious accommodation. Inside, the home retains many of its original features, including exposed beams and period details that reflect its historic character.

The property offers four reception rooms, three double bedrooms, a generous kitchen/breakfast room, a large family bathroom and a separate cloakroom/WC.

Outside, the home benefits from a charming south-westerly courtyard garden, providing a private space in the heart of Farnham.

The property is situated within Farnham town centre, placing Georgian streets, independent shops, restaurants, cafés and everyday amenities close to the front door. Farnham mainline station is also within approximately a 20-minute walk.

While the cottage would benefit from some modernisation, this presents an exciting opportunity for a new owner to create a truly individual home while retaining the character and heritage of this historic property.

The property is located within a Conservation Area and has no onward chain. On-road parking is available through the council permit scheme. The property and garden are held on separate title deeds.

Now offered at a new price, this unique home is likely to appeal to buyers seeking a character property with genuine historical significance and considerable potential.

Viewings are recommended for anyone looking for the rare opportunity to own a distinctive piece of Farnham’s architectural heritage.

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I began my career in estate agency after leaving Lord Wandsworth College in 1994, and joined my father in our independent family business in 1997. Today, I am the managing director of this thriving...
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