Church House Business Centre, Church Street, Godalming, GU7 1EW

Description
Church House provides a unique opportunity to occupy one of Godalming's most historic buildings. The property, formely a residential dwelling dating in part from the fifteenth century, was converted entirely into office use in the year 2000 and comprises a mix of differing sized offices areas primarily over two floors. The property boasts an abundance of character features and fixtures evidencing various periods of history. Externally, there are extensive mature lawns overlooking the Phillips Memorial Park and the River Wey. Futhermore, there is a large shingled car park provided excellent car parking provision.

Location
Church House Business Centre is situated at the northern end of Church Street, a quaint and attractive cobbled street adjoining the western end of the High Street. All town-centre amenities are within a short walk including an array of retailers, restaurants, pubs, banks and leisure facilities. Furthermore, Godalming mainline station is within approx. 3 minutes walk providing frequent, direct services to London Waterloo with a journey time of approx. 45 minutes.

Godalming itself, is a historic market and a popular commuter town situated approx. 4 miles southwest of Guildford, located within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

The A3 Portsmouth to London Trunk Road can be accessed at either the Compton or Milford interchange, both approx. 3 miles distant. This in turn, provides direct access to the M25 (approx. 15 miles) and central London (approx. 40 miles). Both major international airports (Heathrow and Gatwick) are within 35 miles.

Viewings
Strictly via appointment with the sole letting agent, Hurst Warne.

Terms
The suites are available by way of a new standard three year lease, incorporating a rolling break on or any time after the first anniversary of the lease.

Specifications
Church House provides a unique opportunity to occupy one of Godalming's most historic buildings. The property, formely a residential dwelling dating in part from the fifteenth century, was converted entirely into office use in the year 2000 and comprises a mix of differing sized offices areas primarily over two floors. The property boasts an abundance of character features and fixtures evidencing various periods of history. Externally, there are extensive mature lawns overlooking the Phillips Memorial Park and the River Wey. Futhermore, there is a large shingled car park provided excellent car parking provision.