This stunning Grade II Listed period house, built in 1897, boasts a warm and comfortable atmosphere throughout its three floors. With a rich history, it was once the home of W H Allen, the founder of Farnham School of Art. The house features a unique Queen Anne Style design, with a first-floor studio extension added in 1902. While in need of some updating, the property offers grand living spaces and is situated in the picturesque Great Austins Conservation area. The beautiful south-west facing gardens, complete with mature trees, hedges, and a sun terrace, provide a tranquil retreat. Located on Tilford Road, the property is just a short walk from Farnham town center, with its shops, restaurants, and schools. Commuting to London is easy, with Farnham Train station just a 0.4-mile walk away and fast services to Waterloo Station in under an hour. The property also offers excellent access to the surrounding countryside, making it an ideal location for those who love the great outdoors.