32 High Street is a charming townhouse in Hungerford, situated in a Conservation Area and within walking distance of the town's common and train station. The property has previously been used as office space with a residential flat above, but planning consent has been granted to convert it into a single residential unit with a two-storey extension. The property boasts a proposed gross internal floor area of 2,760 sq ft, including a useful cellar and access to a large garden. The current building is believed to date from the mid-18th century and is not listed, and the property also comes with the benefit of one Commoner's Right to graze cattle on the Common and to shoot and fish on specified days during the season. Hungerford is a picturesque market town with a range of independent shops, a tennis and bowls club, and easy access to larger towns like Marlborough and Newbury.