NO CHAIN | PRIVATE GARDEN | THREE DOUBLE BEDROOMS | WEALTH OF CHARACTER THROUGHOUT |CHARACTER COTTAGE |
A beautiful period cottage with a wealth of beams and wooden flooring set in a quiet lane offering characterful, light and deceptively spacious accommodation.
The cottage is entered by a wooden front door into a small lobby with space for coats and shoes, then into the inner hall with quarry tiled floor, stairs leading to the first floor and door to; the kitchen with a range of shaker style base and eye level cupboards and drawers, a practical island with cupboards under and a granite work top and space at one end for seating. There is a butlers sink with a shower style tap over, and electric cooker with extractor hood over. There is space for a dishwasher, washing machine and fridge freezer. There is also a larder cupboard with a light and plenty of space for extra storage or even a tumble dryer. There is a small step down into the dining room which has glazed double doors with views and opening out to the rear garden. There is also a door to a shower room with wc and wash hand basin.
A cozy living room with oak flooring and a large inglenook fireplace with a wood burning stove and hood over, including a bread oven door from the cottages past. The living room leads through to the sung / library with a walled bookcase, Velux windows and double door leading out into the rear garden.
The stairs lead up to beamed landing with doors to three double bedrooms each with a wealth of beams and classic features, wooden floorboards and built in cupboards. The family bathroom has a roll top bath with a handheld telephone style shower attachment, wash hand basin and wc. There is also a built in storage cupboard.
The rear garden is very private is not over looked and offers a paved patio area with raised beds to the surround. Steps lead up to the lawn and another patio area. The garden has several flower beds with established flowers trees and shrubs including three sheds one with power and a decking area to catch the sunshine throughout the day. The property has no onward chain and we thoroughly recommend viewing.
North Marston is steeped in history and features The Holy Well of Saint John Schorne and St. Mary’s Church dating back to the 12th century. The Pilgrim Public House sits at the centre of the village and features in the prestigious Michelin Pub Guide as well as being one of the Good Food Guides best 100 pubs in the UK. ‘The Shop’ is community run & offers local produce. Nearby North Marston Primary school caters for 4–11-year-olds. Excellent GP surgeries can be found in nearby Winslow & Whitchurch. Efficient bus route between Aylesbury & Buckingham. Winslow also has the new EW rail link to Oxford and Cambridge which will offer fantastic commuting and exploring facilities once it is open.
Council Tax Band E
