House For Sale £735,000
Sitting in the centre of Marshfield, a sought-after South Gloucestershire village with excellent amenities and links with Bath, Bristol and the M4 motorway, this Grade II listed Victorian home has been completely renovated and extended to offer both character and comfort. As the only high street property with four bay windows, this striking home is laid out over two floors and has three double bedrooms, two bathrooms. a secluded south-facing patio garden and a large wine cellar.
Positioned on the widely set south side of the High Street close to the old marketplace it sits in a short row and is detached on one side. It offers great views of the High Street, a war memorial and a wealth of other period homes and enjoys instant access to village pubs, a post office, tea shop, garage and the local primary school. ‘Due to its full renovation the property is in excellent order; it makes a wonderful home and is also very safe and secure to lock up and leave. Marshfield is a great village to live in, not just because of its convenient position but also because it is a friendly place with a great community feel. There is something here for everyone, from sports clubs and special interest groups to walking clubs and allotments,’ says owner Paul. With Bath to the south, the Cotswolds sprawling to the north, Bristol and Wales to the west and London less than one hundred miles to the east Marshfield is an excellent base for travel and exploration. It’s also the perfect place to enjoy country life in a vibrant village setting.
‘The new extension includes an open plan kitchen with a Jason Oram shaker style bespoke designed fitted kitchen in beech timber and a utility room. Top quality limestone floors and new oak flooring have been laid with underfloor heating throughout the ground floor.
‘A new boiler has been fitted along with radiators on the first floor which have individual room temperature control.’
‘New bespoke timber windows in a Victorian style and original roof tiles have been installed.’
‘The house is lovely and light and great for the summer. The wood burner gives a cosy feel in the winter.’
‘My favourite room is the open-plan kitchen which leads to the patio via bifold doors – it’s a great entertaining space. The patio is wonderfully private.’
‘When I leave, I will miss the friendly people of Marshfield, the surrounding countryside and walks, the excellent village utilities and the convenience.’
Tenure: Freehold
Utilities: Mains gas, electricity, water and drainage
Local Authority: South Gloucestershire
Council tax: D
Positioned on the widely set south side of the High Street close to the old marketplace it sits in a short row and is detached on one side. It offers great views of the High Street, a war memorial and a wealth of other period homes and enjoys instant access to village pubs, a post office, tea shop, garage and the local primary school. ‘Due to its full renovation the property is in excellent order; it makes a wonderful home and is also very safe and secure to lock up and leave. Marshfield is a great village to live in, not just because of its convenient position but also because it is a friendly place with a great community feel. There is something here for everyone, from sports clubs and special interest groups to walking clubs and allotments,’ says owner Paul. With Bath to the south, the Cotswolds sprawling to the north, Bristol and Wales to the west and London less than one hundred miles to the east Marshfield is an excellent base for travel and exploration. It’s also the perfect place to enjoy country life in a vibrant village setting.
‘The new extension includes an open plan kitchen with a Jason Oram shaker style bespoke designed fitted kitchen in beech timber and a utility room. Top quality limestone floors and new oak flooring have been laid with underfloor heating throughout the ground floor.
‘A new boiler has been fitted along with radiators on the first floor which have individual room temperature control.’
‘New bespoke timber windows in a Victorian style and original roof tiles have been installed.’
‘The house is lovely and light and great for the summer. The wood burner gives a cosy feel in the winter.’
‘My favourite room is the open-plan kitchen which leads to the patio via bifold doors – it’s a great entertaining space. The patio is wonderfully private.’
‘When I leave, I will miss the friendly people of Marshfield, the surrounding countryside and walks, the excellent village utilities and the convenience.’
Tenure: Freehold
Utilities: Mains gas, electricity, water and drainage
Local Authority: South Gloucestershire
Council tax: D
