Approached via a communal courtyard garden and an elegant communal hall with an entryphone system, this charming apartment is one of 3 totally individual conversion apartments in this period building. Enjoying a south easterly courtyard rear aspect, the property also displays tall skirting boards and picture rails with the benefit of a gas heating system including radiators and a Worcester Salus gas boiler. The good sized kitchen/dining room has extensive gloss cream and black fitted units with woodblock worktops, mosaic splashbacks and many soft closers incorporating a gas hob, hood, electric oven, split level microwave, concealed fridge, freezer, washing machine and tumble dryer. The bathroom has been refitted with a white suite, separate shower fitting, mirrored medicine cabinet, chrome heated towel rail and downlighting. There are also several cupboards/storage areas whilst the allocated car parking space is the middle of the 3 beside the building at the rear, approached via the Turk Street public car park. Also pedestrian access to High Street via a gate and a short walk to Alton Station (Waterloo line). Alton is steeped in English civil war and hop growing history set in ‘Jane Austen country’. The High Street affords a wide and varied collection of shops ranging from individual traders to multiples such as M&S and Boots. Weekly and specialist open air market events are held. There is also an in-town Sainsbury’s, Waitrose, library, restaurant, inns and hotels, the Curtis Museum and the Allen Gallery with a mini-retail park on the edge of town which has Aldi, Lidl and Pets At Home. A network of footpaths crisscross the town, which are encompassed by rolling Hampshire countryside. There are also two golf courses and a sports centre.
