2 bed maisonette for sale

Turk Street, Alton, Hampshire GU34

For sale by auction - 18th September 2025
A well-appointed split-level maisonette, constructed in 2009 and ideally situated in the heart of Alton town centre. This stylish apartment offers approximately 600 sq ft of thoughtfully designed living space. One of the standout features of this property is the secure underground parking – a rare find in such a central location, making it a superb choice for first-time buyers, professionals, or anyone seeking low-maintenance, centrally located living. The accommodation is arranged over two floors, creating a natural separation between living and sleeping areas. On the ground floor, you’re welcomed by an entrance hallway leading to a bright and spacious open-plan living and dining area, ideal for entertaining or relaxing. The modern fitted kitchen is well-equipped and positioned just off the main living space, offering both convenience and functionality. A handy downstairs WC completes the lower level. Upstairs, there is a generously sized double bedroom, offering plenty of space for wardrobes and furniture. There is also a separate bedroom perfect for remote work or hobbies, and a contemporary bathroom finished to a good standard. With a unique layout, characterful design, and practical features such as ample storage and secure parking, this home is a rare find in such a desirable central location. Alton’s Historic town centre, the High Street being immediately accessible boasts a superb range of shops and stores such as Sainsburys, M&S, Waitrose, Aldi, Lidl, Boots and Iceland. Also a station, London Waterloo line, weekly and specialist open air market events, cultural facilities, Curtis Museum and Allen Gallery. A full complement of primary and senior schools, fitness clubs and on the outskirts two golf courses.The neighbourhood has a network of footpaths, the water meadows, All Saints Church, Westbrook Gardens and access to major routes including M3 via the Odiham Road. Maintaining its historic connections with the civil war and hop cultivations,