House For Sale £600,000
Offering an abundance of charm and appeal, this delightful Grade II Listed detached cottage has been updated to add modern facilities beyond the attractive, rustic stone facade. The part panelled split level flagstone hall leads through to the kitchen and the sitting room which overlooks the front. With an inglenook and bressumer with a wood burner, enclosed stairs lead to the first floor and down to a usable and previously tanked cellar. This has under floor heating beneath the tiled floor and natural light provided by a window at the front making it ideal for multiple uses including an occasional guest bedroom/study. At the rear is the triple aspect kitchen dining room which has been extended to offer ample space for a table with a pair of doors leading the garden. A good range of cabinets and a peninsula unit includes a sink along with integrated dishwasher and washing machine. There is a built in oven and hob and to the corner is a cloakroom with access to the central heating boiler. The flagstone floor continues from the hall with a vaulted ceiling adding to the appeal. On the first floor the two vaulted bedrooms are served by a bathroom also with a vaulted ceiling and a separate shower cubicle in addition to the bath and view across the garden.
Outside
Elevated from the lane with a small retaining wall and dwarf picket fence and lavender, a path continues across the front and to the side of the cottage into the rear. The delightful garden has a level lawn with perimeter shrub and flower beds, a flagstone terrace to one side and secure garden storage and log store. All bound by stone walling and offering lovely elevated rural views across the fields to the south.
Situation
Marshfield is a highly sought after and popular south Cotswold village, approximately 8 miles north of Bath and benefitting from easy access to Bristol and Chippenham via the A420 or the M4. The unspoilt High Street is made up of predominantly period homes and essential amenities such as a village store and post office, tea room, newsagents and a pretty furniture shop. There is a popular primary school and a choice of public houses as well as the village church. Rail links to the west and London Paddington are found in both Bath or Chippenham with journey times from 63 minutes.
Additional Information
Services: All mains connected. Council Tax Band D.
Cotswold Village Location
Charming Period Cottage
Inglenook Fireplace
Many Character Features
Country Gardens
Elevated Rural Views
Outside
Elevated from the lane with a small retaining wall and dwarf picket fence and lavender, a path continues across the front and to the side of the cottage into the rear. The delightful garden has a level lawn with perimeter shrub and flower beds, a flagstone terrace to one side and secure garden storage and log store. All bound by stone walling and offering lovely elevated rural views across the fields to the south.
Situation
Marshfield is a highly sought after and popular south Cotswold village, approximately 8 miles north of Bath and benefitting from easy access to Bristol and Chippenham via the A420 or the M4. The unspoilt High Street is made up of predominantly period homes and essential amenities such as a village store and post office, tea room, newsagents and a pretty furniture shop. There is a popular primary school and a choice of public houses as well as the village church. Rail links to the west and London Paddington are found in both Bath or Chippenham with journey times from 63 minutes.
Additional Information
Services: All mains connected. Council Tax Band D.
Cotswold Village Location
Charming Period Cottage
Inglenook Fireplace
Many Character Features
Country Gardens
Elevated Rural Views