The property, 32 High Street, is a charming townhouse located in the heart of Hungerford, a market town with a rich history and character. The property has undergone planning consent to be converted from office and residential space to a single residential dwelling, with a proposed gross internal floor area of 2,760 sq ft. The building, believed to date from the mid 18th century, will be light and spacious, featuring a useful cellar and access to a large garden. The property benefits from a pedestrian door leading to a side passage, church hall, and garden, making it an attractive and unique find. With its location in a Conservation Area, the property is surrounded by historic charm and is just a short walk from Hungerford Common and the station, with regular trains to London Paddington.