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Area stats3 bedroom terraced house for sale
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Features and description
- No chain
- Three double bedrooms
- Generously sized well maintained garden
- Large double garage
- Desirable marshfield high street location
- Close to a range of local amenities
- Easy access to m4 junction chippenham and bath train stations
- Log burner and period features throughout
- Large kitchen with aga
- Would benefit from modernisation throughout
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Setting The Scene
If it's village life you're after, it doesn't get much better than Marshfield. Steeped in history and full of architectural charm, this beautifully preserved village is a joy to explore. Every corner reflects the care and pride of its community.
Perfectly positioned on the edge of the Cotswolds in South Gloucestershire and bordering both Somerset and Wiltshire, Marshfield strikes the ideal balance, peaceful and picturesque, yet full of life. It’s just the right size to offer everything you need, including a GP surgery, a well regarded primary school, a post office, cosy tea rooms, popular pubs, home to the famous Marshfield Ice Cream and a handy convenience store which sells what many say are the best cakes in the South West.
There’s something for everyone in Marshfield, from the charm of the local cricket club to the rolling countryside that’s perfect for scenic walks and outdoor adventures. There is a well-used and much-loved community owned outdoor recreation area, offering facilities for all ages including football, cricket, tennis and skateboarding. The vibrant community centre offers a wide range of activities, whether you're into yoga, film nights, or just looking to connect with neighbours. It’s a place where it’s easy to feel at home and get involved.
Commuters will appreciate Marshfield’s convenient location, with easy access to the M4, for links to both Bristol and London, as well as the A36, making the historic city of Bath just a short 8-mile drive away. Marshfield is equidistant from the GWR mainline railway stations in Bath and Chippenham, giving convenience and flexibility.
The Property
Situated in the heart of the ever popular Marshfield High Street, this three bedroom terraced house presents an exciting opportunity for buyers seeking a characterful home with immense potential. Offered to the market with no onward chain, the property features three well-proportioned double bedrooms, making it ideal for families or those in need of versatile living space. Period features are evident throughout, including a charming log burner in the main reception room, providing a warm and inviting atmosphere. The spacious kitchen is a particular highlight, fitted with an AGA and offering ample room for both cooking and dining. While the property would benefit from modernisation throughout, it is a comfortable home ready for occupation and provides a fantastic canvas with potential to extend at the rear (STPP) for those wishing to create a bespoke home tailored to personal tastes.
The outside space is equally impressive, boasting a generously sized and well-maintained garden that offers a peaceful retreat from the bustle of every-day life. The garden includes a variegated mix of lawn and flowerbeds, bordered by mature shrubs and trees, and provides plenty of space for outdoor entertaining, gardening, or simply relaxing in the fresh air. To the rear of the property, there is a large double garage, which is a rare find in this central location (ideal for secure parking or additional storage) as well as three useful outbuildings of various sizes fitted with electricity.
EPC Rating: D
Rooms
Kitchen / Dining Room 3.32m x 2.52m (10ft 10in x 8ft 3in)
The kitchen currently features traditional wooden cabinetry with an Aga forming an attractive central focal point. It would benefit from modernisation. Multiple windows provide good natural light, including a pleasant outlook down the High Street. The room offers space for a dining table and also benefits from a practical understairs storage cupboard.
Utility Room 1.88m x 1.83m (6ft 2in x 6ft)
Utility room fitted with a gas boiler, plumbing for a washing machine and tumble dryer and provides direct access to the rear garden. Offering practical space for laundry and storage, it would also serve well as a useful boot room.
Study 4m x 1.88m (13ft 1in x 6ft 2in)
Currently arranged as a home office, this study provides a quiet and practical workspace. The room is versatile in use and would also make an ideal playroom or additional reception space, a side door provides access to the rear garden. This area also offers an exciting opportunity to extend into the patio (STPP).
Ground Floor Bathroom
A ground floor shower room comprising a standing shower, wall-mounted toilet and wash hand basin. The suite would benefit from updating but provides useful and convenient ground floor facilities.
Reception Room 3.70m x 2.95m (12ft 1in x 9ft 8in)
Spacious reception room offering ample space for a wide range of furniture. Double doors provide access to the adjoining study, creating a flexible living arrangement. Features include a large Bath stone fireplace with a Jotul log burner and attractive wooden cupboards fitted beneath the window.
Bedroom One 3.60m x 3.50m (11ft 9in x 11ft 5in)
Generously sized main bedroom with a front aspect and a pleasant outlook onto the High Street. The room benefits from inbuilt wardrobes providing useful storage space.
Bedroom Two 3.73m x 2.82m (12ft 2in x 9ft 3in)
An alternative choice of main bedroom at the back of the house, looking out over the quiet garden. It has space for a double bed and also benefits from inbuilt storage.
Bedroom Three 3.75m x 3.48m (12ft 3in x 11ft 5in)
With a front aspect onto the High Street, this can be a comfortable family bedroom with room for either a double or twin beds. The room continues the theme of useful inbuilt wardrobes.
Bathroom
Currently fitted with a wall-mounted toilet, wash hand basin, bidet and bathtub, this bathroom would benefit from updating. An airing cupboard provides useful storage for linens and towels, it also contains the hot water tank with an auxiliary immersion heater.
Rear Garden
The rear garden can be accessed either through the house or via a side gate. Immediately adjoining the property is a patio area with access to two useful outbuildings currently used as a workshop and store room, both benefiting from electricity and offering potential for conversion into a home office or hobby space. Steps lead up to a level lawn bordered by well-maintained shrubs and flower beds, extending towards the rear of the garden where a further sunny patio provides an ideal space for outdoor seating and entertaining. There is an additional store room suitable for garden equipment, along with access to a large double garage which benefits from power and remote-operated door systems, a rare find in Marshfield and a key feature to the property.
Parking - Double garage
Large double garage situated to the rear of the property accessed via Bences Close.
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