House For Sale £825,000
A Grade II Listed detached 3 bedroom period cottage which includes a double garage with annexe over offering ample parking all set in manicured gardens of just under 0.5 acres.
Located on the edge of a hamlet, the cottage has a wealth of character, exposed beams and period features whilst providing versatile accommodation. The kitchen has tiled flooring and is fitted with an array of cream cupboards, with wood effect work surfaces and a ceramic sink. A door leads through to the utility room where there is additional storage as well as space and plumbing for a washing machine and tumble dryer with laminate flooring underfoot. Further doors lead to the front of the property and the garden. From the kitchen there is a cosy double aspect sitting room with tiled flooring and an original fireplace with a stone hearth surround. The dining room enjoys a corner fireplace and ample space to dine. Completing the downstairs is a drawing room with an exposed brick wall but also adds a cosy feel with an original fireplace with a stone hearth and surround.
The first floor is accessed via two separate staircases; the main staircase ascends to the principle bedroom with ensuite bathroom and dressing room and a guest bedroom with access to a family shower room. The second staircase leads to a further guest bedroom with walk-in wardrobe and ensuite bathroom.
Outside
The cottage is set behind tall timber gates which open onto a large gravelled area which provides ample space for parking and leads to a single detached garage and a detached double bay garage with first floor one bedroom guest annexe.
The main garden is beautifully landscaped and fully enclosed by hedging and established trees providing a high degree of privacy. Mainly laid to lawn, with English hedgerows, a variety of trees and different areas of interest, it extends to just under 0.5 acres.
All in all this makes a beautiful family abode.
Situation
Laurel Cottage sits in the desirable village of Ogbourne St. George which is an attractive village with a well regarded primary school, B&B and public house. The market town of Marlborough is about 4 miles to the south and has an extensive range of shopping facilities, a twice weekly market, public library and various pubs and restaurants. The town is well served with the St. Johns Academy and excellent primary schools, whilst the commercial centre of Swindon is about 8 miles north with regular rail services to London Paddington and the South West and the M4 motorway (junction 15) is about 4 miles The surrounding countryside is designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with numerous footpaths and bridleways.
Located on the edge of a hamlet, the cottage has a wealth of character, exposed beams and period features whilst providing versatile accommodation. The kitchen has tiled flooring and is fitted with an array of cream cupboards, with wood effect work surfaces and a ceramic sink. A door leads through to the utility room where there is additional storage as well as space and plumbing for a washing machine and tumble dryer with laminate flooring underfoot. Further doors lead to the front of the property and the garden. From the kitchen there is a cosy double aspect sitting room with tiled flooring and an original fireplace with a stone hearth surround. The dining room enjoys a corner fireplace and ample space to dine. Completing the downstairs is a drawing room with an exposed brick wall but also adds a cosy feel with an original fireplace with a stone hearth and surround.
The first floor is accessed via two separate staircases; the main staircase ascends to the principle bedroom with ensuite bathroom and dressing room and a guest bedroom with access to a family shower room. The second staircase leads to a further guest bedroom with walk-in wardrobe and ensuite bathroom.
Outside
The cottage is set behind tall timber gates which open onto a large gravelled area which provides ample space for parking and leads to a single detached garage and a detached double bay garage with first floor one bedroom guest annexe.
The main garden is beautifully landscaped and fully enclosed by hedging and established trees providing a high degree of privacy. Mainly laid to lawn, with English hedgerows, a variety of trees and different areas of interest, it extends to just under 0.5 acres.
All in all this makes a beautiful family abode.
Situation
Laurel Cottage sits in the desirable village of Ogbourne St. George which is an attractive village with a well regarded primary school, B&B and public house. The market town of Marlborough is about 4 miles to the south and has an extensive range of shopping facilities, a twice weekly market, public library and various pubs and restaurants. The town is well served with the St. Johns Academy and excellent primary schools, whilst the commercial centre of Swindon is about 8 miles north with regular rail services to London Paddington and the South West and the M4 motorway (junction 15) is about 4 miles The surrounding countryside is designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with numerous footpaths and bridleways.
