A Log Burner Lounge, A Long Lawned Garden And A Six Minute Walk To The Station - Is That It? Not quite. Alton's Georgian High Street is only 10 mins in the other direction. And this stylish end terrace also has a gorgeous four piece bathroom and a sociable kitchen-diner.

Picture a warm summer evening, the patio doors open, six of you around the table on the new slate terrace, the garden stretching away behind you. And this stylish end terrace is just as good on a chilly February evening - burner going, dinner on, home in just over an hour from Waterloo.

The living room sets the tone immediately - with oak flooring, sage green walls, an exposed brick chimney breast with a cast iron log burner at its heart and a vintage pendant light overhead.

The kitchen-diner is a similar size at the back of the house.

Grey shaker-style units, warm timber worktops and colourful metro tiling keep things feeling homely. There's space for a dining table next to the staircase with its cheerful blue painted balustrade - one of those small personal touches that makes you realise the owners have loved living here.

A solid oak door leads through to the bathroom at the back. It’s a four piece bathroom with a roll-top freestanding bath, a separate enclosed shower cubicle tiled in dramatic dark slate, warm wood-effect flooring and a heated towel rail.

One of the benefits of having the bathroom downstairs is it frees up more room for the bedrooms upstairs - both are a good size. The main bedroom is calm and well-dressed - duck egg blue walls, oak-framed windows with roller blinds and fitted louvre wardrobes.The second bedroom currently doubles as a home office, with exposed brickwork, patterned feature wallpaper and a stable door style cupboard that adds another talking point.

Outside, the garden has a new raised slate patio - laid just last year - which sits directly off the house. Beyond that, a 20m lawn leads past raised vegetable beds, a rose arch and a mosaic bistro seating area to a timber summerhouse with French doors at the far end, next to a covered log store.

The Hive heating system has been recently installed, the log burner is serviced every year, and the whole house has been freshly redecorated. Nothing needs doing - just move in and make yourselves at home.

Alton station is a ten-minute walk away - South Western trains run direct to Waterloo in just over an hour. The Georgian high street is ten minutes in the other direction, with independent shops, cafés and restaurants alongside M&S and Sainsbury's (Waitrose is next to the station).

It's a genuinely lovely market town.

A house with this much character, in a welcoming market town, with a commute this easy - it's a combination that doesn't come up all that often.

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