High Street, Marshfield, Chippenham

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 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, and a handy convenience store… home to 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. 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.

The Property

This immaculately presented four double bedroom period but NOT LISTED end-of-terrace home is set over three floors and enjoys a desirable village location. Extensively refurbished throughout, to include: roof work, new boiler, floor tiles, kitchen cabinetry, new stair and floor carpet, chimney works, pipe work, shower seals, fencing, paving and creation of a new outbuilding.

The property blends character and style, featuring period details throughout, including a double-fronted log burner that serves as a charming focal point in the main reception areas. The ground floor benefits from underfloor heating, ensuring comfort throughout the seasons. The well-appointed kitchen and dining room are perfect for modern family living. There are two bathrooms and a ground floor cloakroom, while the separate home office provides an ideal space for remote working or study. Each bedroom is generously proportioned, offering a variety of sleeping arrangements including five king-sized beds and a single, providing ample space for family members or guests. The attic room is a huge draw for families with children, being self-contained with its own bathroom and space for three beds—a hidden oasis where noise is kept out and in!

A sizeable cellar adds further potential. Currently used for storage, the space offers the opportunity for a complete renovation, allowing the creation of additional living space, a home gym, or a wine cellar.

The outside space is equally impressive, with a generous and well-presented South-facing rear garden accessed via double doors from the dining room. These open onto a spacious gravel patio, ideal for outdoor dining or entertaining, with well-stocked flower beds running along both sides. Steps lead up to a level lawn, perfect for children’s play or relaxing in the sun. The garden continues towards a separate completely renovated home office, offering additional flexibility for work or hobbies. It has full power and Wi-Fi access. Adjacent to the office, there is useful space for storage boxes or garden equipment. Beyond this, the garden extends further to an additional lawned area, complete with a tranquil pond that creates a peaceful and attractive outlook.

Despite dating from 1820, the property is not Grade II listed - helpful for future renovations.