A handsome Grade II Listed former Rectory set at the heart of the village in about 1.4 acres
The Property
Listed Grade II as being of specific or historic interest this is a typical former rectory. A plaque at the property staes the property was restored in 1787 by the incumbant vicar John Williams at his own expense. 50 years later he also similarly restored the parish church, St Mary's. In 1901 the King of Barotsland, Lewanika was guest at the house for the coronation of Queen Victoria. The rooms, especially the drawing room pay homage to the regency age.
Situation
Marston Magna is designated a conservation area and centres around the Parish Church of St Mary's and a pretty village green. The village is mainly made up of period properties with some modern infill. The surrounding countryside is dedicated to farming.
Communications to this picturesque village are excellent with easy access to the A303 for fast east west road access. Railway stations at Sherborne and Yeovil provide services to London Waterloo, Exeter, Weymouth, Bristol and Bath. The highspeed train to Paddington leaves from Castle Cary.
Outside
The property is approached through double gates set in stone walls. The gardens are mainly laid to lawns with mature shrubs and trees and pretty flower borders.
Services
Mains water, electricity and drainage are connected to the property. Oil fired Aga and central heating.
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