• One double bedroom and second single bedroom.
• Double sofa bed in the lounge.
• Dining room table and chairs for four.
• Free Wi Fi Broadband connection.
• Sky TV in bedroom and lounge, Plasma TV screens.
• CD player/alarm clock radio/ with I.Pod docking station.
• Your own BT landline with free UK landline calls.
• A fully fitted and fully equipped kitchen - full size fridge and freezer, washer dryer, microwave, toaster, a comprehensive range of cupboards, gas hob and electric oven.
• Fully tiled bathroom with vanity basin, w.c., bath/shower.
• Full gas central heating.
• Small outside lawned, sitting area. Own private parking space just outside the apartment.
Walking distance of Farnham town centre/restaurants/shops and main line train station to London/Waterloo/St Pancreas. Five minutes walk into the extensive grounds of Farnham Park.
• Ten minutes drive into Guildford with main line to Waterloo, London
• All towels and bedding supplied and laundered on a weekly basis

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About Farnham

Just an hour's drive from London. Farnham is an old English market town with narrow streets lined with some of the finest Georgian architecture in the South of England.

With a wealth of tempting opportunities for escaping to the countryside, shopping, eating out, sightseeing, visiting galleries or just sitting in gardens and flower filled yards soaking up the enchanting atmosphere.

Farnham Castle was built in 12th Century and has been an important meeting place for the Kings and Queens of England. The magnificent Castle overlooks the town. In 1138 Henry de Blois started building the Castle. It provided a fortification at the meeting of the highways and also hospitable accommodation for the Bishops of Winchester in frequent journey between his Cathedral and the capital.

Farnham Parish Church - St Andrew's Church is a late Norman/early English Church, however there are later additions. The most recent was in 1865 when the tower acquired its perpendicular top and the famous chimes.

Waverley Abbey was built in 1128 and is situated approximately 3 miles south of Farnham. Waverley Abbey was the foundation house in England of the new Cistercian order of the monks where manual work was encouraged and the liturgy simplified. The reliance of lay brothers to work the land proved very attractive to the uneducated by 1150 there were five other communities in England including Fountains Reivaux and Tintern Abbeys. Waverley continued to grow until late in the 14th century, providing shelter for pilgrims and an infirmary for the sick. Unfortunately, the Abbey was not well endowed and suppressed by Henry VIII in 1536. The Abbey’s ruins sit next to the river Wey and provide a picturesque picnic spot.

The award winning Museum of Farnham is situated in an attractive Grade 1 Georgian town house dating from 1718, known as Wilmer House. The Museum still has many of its original features and at the rear is a charming walled garden complimenting the building. The Museum also boasts a well stocked, studies library.

The biggest outdoor country life collection in the south of England can be found at the Rural Life Centre, which is located a couple of miles from Farnham at Tilford. The museum is pleasantly situated over 10 acres of field, woodland and barns, which comprise a large number of implements and devices making over 150 years of farming. Many aspects of village and rural life are provided on site, which benefits from free parking, picnic areas, a shop and cafe. An additional attraction is the Old Kiln Light Railway, which is in action on Sundays and bank holidays, providing steam and diesel hauled rides for visitors.

The Maltings is a vibrant community arts centre, delivering a full and varied programme of events with something to cater for all tastes. The Farnham Maltings is a collection of buildings set in the heart of Farnham that provides a place in which people can imagine, create and discover. There is a thriving music scene including world music, blues, jazz, classical and folk. The monthly Stand Up Club attracts the best on the comedy circuit. Plus, there is theatre, contemporary, traditional and alternative dance and film, with a pick of contemporary and classic cinema. The Gallery and Artists Studios offer a changing programme of local artists and national touring exhibitions, whilst the specially programmed fairs throughout the year attract a good crowd. The Riverside Cafe Bar serves light meals, fresh coffees and drinks.

Farnham is home to a wealth of sporting activities. Farnham Sports Centre, based in the town, walking distance of Millgate Court, is a multi-functional establishment offering various facilities, including; 25m heated swimming pool, teaching pool, sports hall for 5-a-side, badminton, basketball, short tennis and netball, plus squash courts, sunbeds, dance studio, gym and crèche.

Fishing - Farnham has a wide diversity of fisheries to serve the needs of the specimen, match, pleasure, river and game angler, most of which are managed by Farnham Angling Society. Farnham Angling Society is one of the oldest and most successful angling societies in England. Founded in 1906. Today, Farnham Angling Society members enjoy fishing on over 243 ponds, lakes and stretches of river.

Eating Out - Take a well earned break from shopping and refresh. Farnham has a number of places to eat and drink, whether you're looking for a 3 course meal, a light snack or afternoon tea, Farnham has something to tempt you! With a number of cosy country pubs, themed pubs, cafes, bistros, wine bars and restaurants, there is something to suit all tastes. With cuisine from Italy, France, India, China or a traditional and tasty British dish. Andersons restaurant and Thai Lotus Restaurant a five minute walk from the apartment. Just opposite the apartment is The Albion pub and restaurant. All serving excellent food.

Birdworld - from ostriches to budgies, parrots to penguins, owls to water fowl - 26 acres of beautiful gardens, play area, restaurant & picnic facilities, penguin feeds and owl prowl. Underwater World - home to shoals of tropical fish. Jungle swamp housing baby alligators. Jenny Wren Farm - feed the goats, pat the pigs, bray with the donkeys, dabble with the ducks.