High Street, Marshfield, SN14

A beautifully presented Grade II listed cottage in the heart of Marshfield village. Open plan living/dining room, kitchen, downstairs W.C. Four double bedrooms, family bathroom and one en-suite. Cellar and detached garden. No onward chain.

DESCRIPTION

Britton House, a Grade II listed cottage bursting with traditional character, the light & airy rooms wrap themselves around you in such a calm and comforting way, the perfect family home and ideal for home working. Upon entering the property, the beautifully cosy lounge and dining room, boasting exposed beams and a classic fireplace, as well as a pretty window seat looking out onto the High Street. The country kitchen benefits from a beautifully traditional Belfast sink and stand alone oven and hob. There is also a W.C on the ground floor. Upstairs the property boasts three spacious double bedrooms with beautiful exposed beams and a family bathroom with shower over bath. The principal bedroom and en-suite, on the top floor, currently used as a nail studio. The property also benefits from a separate, south facing garden, an exclusive quiet space, perfect to challenge a keen gardener or enjoy as a calm outside space, located along a small pathway to the side of the property. There is a large cellar in the basement, offering ample storage, but also offers potential to be converted. As a whole this property comes with massive scope & presents a wonderful step into country living with all the supporting amenities. Free on street parking. No onward chain.

LOCATION

Marshfield high street is very picturesque with seventeenth, eighteenth and early nineteenth century homes. Community is what Marshfield offers, with their own tennis club, cricket club & sports fields. There are also many special interest groups to include, walking clubs & allotments. With not one but two very well regarded pubs in the High Street, the Catherine Wheel, and the Lord Nelson Inn and the pretty Sweetapples tea shop is certainly worth a visit. Only a stones throw away you will find, an interiors shop, central stores is a traditional deli & grocer, an integral part of the community, and primary school, rated Ofsted 'Good' and a doctors surgery. St Mary s Church sponsor a traditional maypole day event & a summer village fete and the village post office host a farmers market once a month. Not to forget the 2 garages serving the village & an airstrip, affectionately known as Marshfield international.Marshfield offers very good access to the M4 and is located approximately 10 miles away from Chippenham railway station, which gives you access to London Paddington within 1 hour and 14 minutes. The World Heritage City of Bath is just 6 miles away also giving you access to wider selection of schools.