2 bed maisonette for sale

Butts Road, Alton, Hampshire GU34

Ideally positioned within easy walking distance of the town centre and the historic Butts Green, this spacious ground floor maisonette has been beautifully finished throughout to create a stylish and comfortable home.

Ideally positioned within easy walking distance of the town centre and the historic Butts Green, this spacious ground floor maisonette has been beautifully finished throughout to create a stylish and comfortable home. The well-planned accommodation comprises two generous double bedrooms, a bright and welcoming sitting room, a contemporary fully fitted kitchen, and a modern family bathroom finished to a high standard.

A standout feature of the property is the impressive private rear garden, offering excellent outdoor space with a large patio area and raised brick flower beds, ideal for summer entertainment.

Combining character, convenience, and modern living, this attractive home presents an excellent opportunity for first-time buyers, downsizers, or investors alike.
Additional information


Materials used in construction: Brick

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Leasehold
Unexpired Years: 172 years 10 months
Annual Ground Rent: Tbc
Ground Rent Increase: Tbc
Ground Rent Review Period: Tbc
Annual Service: £360.45
These details are to be confirmed by the vendor's solicitor and must be verified by a buyer's solicitor.

Alton is a market town in East Hampshire that offers a balance of rural living and commuter accessibility. The area is known for its attractive countryside setting, strong sense of community, and links to literary history through nearby Jane Austen's House. Housing in GU34 is mixed, ranging from period cottages and family homes to newer residential developments and flats. Average incomes are relatively high compared to national levels, with many residents employed in professional or managerial occupations.

Transport links are a key advantage, with direct rail services from Alton to London Waterloo making the town popular with commuters. Residents also benefit from nearby countryside walks, local pubs, independent shops, and schools that are generally viewed positively by the community. However, some residents note pressure on local infrastructure due to ongoing housing development and limited late-night public transport. Overall, Alton is considered a safe, family-oriented town with a semi-rural character and a slower pace of life than larger urban areas.