3 bedroom terraced house

15 Quarry Street is a Grade II listed Georgian townhouse in a prime location within the town centre and has been modernised throughout while maintaining the period charm and character. The property is arranged over four floors with an attractive frontage approached through a listed arch and metal gates. The ground floor opens into a reception room which sits closely to the modern kitchen to the rear of the house. Stairs lead down to an additional sitting room on the lower ground floor which can be flexibly used as a dining room or a study, and there is a useful guest cloakroom on this floor also.
All of the rooms on the first floor lead to a spacious landing. The principal bedroom has views of the Castle grounds through deep sash windows, and there is an en suite shower room which also has underfloor heating. Along the landing, the second bedroom is currently used as a study, and overlooks the River Wey Valley, Shalford Park and St Catherine's ruin beyond. The family bathroom has a free-standing bath and separate shower and similar views to the second bedroom. The top floor holds the third double bedroom with ample eaves storage and has wonderful views of Guildford Castle and its gardens.
This is a hugely interesting period property, so rarely found in this part of town and has the additional benefit of a nearby, private gated car space.

Summary of accommodation
Ground floor Dining room | Kitchen
Lower Ground floor Sitting room | Guest cloakroom
First floor Principal bedroom with en suite shower room | Second bedroom | Bathroom
Second floor Bedroom three | Eaves storage
Parking

Surrounded on three sides by the Surrey Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Guildford is a popular choice for enjoying both town and country living and within 30 miles of central London. 15 Quarry Street is within 165 metres of the picturesque cobbled High Street, which provides extensive shopping, restaurants, bars, entertainment and sporting facilities, with historic buildings providing backdrops at every turn.
In the centre, and just set behind Quarry Street is the medieval Guildford Castle with landscaped gardens and views from its square tower over towards the property. The town hosts both a bustling Friday and Saturday market as well as a farmer's market on the first Tuesday of each month.

Guildford's High Street 165 metres, Central London 33.5 miles
Guildford station 0.4 miles (from 37 minutes to London Waterloo), London Road Station, Guildford 0.8 miles (from 47 minutes to London Waterloo)
A3 (Southbound) 1.6 miles, A3 (Northbound) 1.7 miles, M25 (Junction 10) 9.5 miles
Heathrow Airport 24 miles, Gatwick Airport 34.6 miles
(all times and distances are approximate)