2 bed semi-detached for sale Farnborough, GU14 (ref:29843014)

REF:- LG106

Located in one of Farnborough’s most sough after roads, and only a 15 minute walk to Farnborough main line station, comes this two double bedroom Victorian semi-detached property. This property benefits from a refitted kitchen & bathroom, UPVC double glazed windows, scope for a double storey extension to the side and approx 100ft easterly facing rear garden.

The view this property please call Lee Glomé on 07894867325

'Agents View' - Being approximately 15 minutes walk of Farnborough mainline station is just one of the many features of this pretty red bricked two double bedroom Victorian semi-detached house. I particularly like its large easterly facing rear garden which is a real sun trap in the summer and the perfect size for kids to play in.

This property offers any potential buyer the scope to the side to add a two storey side extension (STPP) which could almost double the size of the property and add some significant value at the same time. It would make the perfect First Time or Investment buyers purchase as it’s ready to move straight into, but is also a blank canvas for someone to add their own personal touch too.

'Vendors View' - “I bought this property as it was located in one of the most sough-after roads in Farnborough and was within walking distance of Farnborough Mainline Train Station, which was important to me as I bought the property as a Buy To Let.”

'Area View' - Farnborough is a town in northeast Hampshire, England, part of the borough of Rushmoor and the Farnborough/Aldershot Built-up Area. Farnborough was founded in Saxon times and is mentioned in the Domesday Book of 1086.

It’s ideally located close to junctions 4 & 4a of the M3 motorway and is also served by three railway stations, of which Farnborough (Main) railway station is on the South Western Main Line which is ideal for commuters as you can be in London Waterloo with 38 minutes.

The Farnborough Aerodrome is renowned for its long-standing aviation links from the first powered flight in Britain in 1908, to the first car to go supersonic on land in 1997. Its also home to the Farnborough International Airshow which takes place on even numbered years at Farnborough Business Airport, which is a must-see for any aviation Enthusiasts.

For the non Aviation Enthusiasts there is plenty for you to see and do, from taking a leisurely stroll down the Basingstoke canal, or visiting the medieval church of St. Michaels Abbey where you will find the tomb of Napoleon III (one of France's most celebrated military leaders) and his wife.