• Type: Apartment
• Year built: 1985
• Tenure: Leasehold
• Ground rent: £100 p.a.
• Service charge: £2,146.58 p.a.to December 2017
• Lease length: 125 years from 1985
• Agent/Manager: Grange Management
• Age qualification: Over 60
• Contact: Scheme Manager
• Telephone: 01483 422518

Development

Stuart Court: Stuart Court was built in 1985 and is an attractive development consisting of 43 apartments fronting Town End Road. There is a resident scheme manager and emergency alarm system, attractive lounge, and laundry. The gardens are well maintained with attractive seating areas looking into the central courtyard. There is parking in the central courtyard.

Further Information

Stuart Court has been designed to provide independent living with the assistance of a resident scheme manager to take care of day-to-day management issues at the development. The service costs cover the management service and each resident contributes quarterly, assessed according to the size of the individual apartment or cottage.

Situation

Stuart Court is on Town End Road which is just to the south of Flambard Way (the A3100) which runs the length of the southern boundary of the old town.

Town

Godalming is a very attractive small town bordered to the north east by the River Wey. Its tightly packed high street is full of interest with speciality shops and facilities for every day living. The town has a mainline railway station. Nearby are many interesting places to visit including Winkworth Arboretum and Loseley House. The River Wey passes through the town and there are many attractive walks along the towpath maintained by the National Trust. Winkworth Arboretum, also run by The National Trust, is about three miles to the south-east and Charterhouse School lies to the north-west of the town. Guildford, the County town of Surrey, is situated north of Godalming which has lively shopping areas, fine restaurants and a renowned theatre.

Facilities: These include a resident scheme manager and emergency alarm system, attractive lounge, and laundry. The gardens are well maintained with attractive seating areas looking into the central courtyard. There is parking in the central courtyard.

HISTORY

Godalming is an historic market town founded by Godhelm at the turn of the sixth century with many attractive old buildings including several inns one of which, The King's Arms, has entertained no less than three sovereigns from Europe. The famous pepper pot in the High Street was the Town Hall in the 19th century during which Godalming was an important staging post on the way to Portsmouth.

Communications

Godalming is about five miles south of Guildford. Haslemere is about eight miles and Elstead four miles. The M25 at Junction 12 is about 14 miles. Fast trains to London (Waterloo) from Godalming take about 45 minutes. Trains from Godalming to Milford take about three minutes.

Directions

From Flambard Way in the centre of Godalming take the B2130 to Cranleigh and take the second turning on the right into Town End Road. Stuart Court will be found in a short distance on the right.

General Information

Stuart Court is managed by Grange Management Ltd. For further information please contact the scheme manager on 01483 422518 or Grange Management on 0845 3303444.