Property description

A charming apartment which benefits from double height ceilings located on the first floor of this imposing grade II listed property within 250 yards walk of Guildford’s historic cobbled High Street and Guildford mainline train station, yet tucked away within the quite Millmead Conservation area.

The property is adjacent to the chapel hall within the building and has historically been used as a vestry, therefore it benefits from a number of original period features.
The front door opens into the studio where there is ample space for a sofa, double bed, dining table and chairs. The modern kitchen has a range of base and eye level units, space for washing machine and fridge/freezer. There is a shower room with w/c and wash hand basin. Due to the incredibly high ceilings and large south easterly facing windows there is further potential to create a mezzanine level, similar to the adjacent hall, which would then provide further space and a separate sleeping area.
The property is within Wycliffe Buildings, which is a fine example of the late Victorian English Arts and Crafts movement. Having originally been built in 1894 and designed by the eminent architect Hugh Thackery Turner. This Grade II listed Victorian apartment has been well maintained by the current owner who wanted to make sure they retained the charming character feel of the property.
This charming apartment is being sold with a share of freehold.
Maintenance per annum is £900, which includes water rates, insurance and all the communal maintenance of the building.
The ground rent is £200 per annum. Additional benefit of this sale is that there is no onward chain.

Arts- and- Crafts
Character Features
High Ceilings
Large Windows
Modern Kitchen
Town Centre Location