Terraced house for sale in Moreton-in-Marsh GL56, 2 Bedroom

Full Description
Old Timbers is a charming property situated in Church Street, Moreton in Marsh, looking out onto St David’s Church; a peaceful setting and yet within minutes of the town centre.

Generous room sizes throughout are perfectly presented with a wealth of period features.

The period property is not listed.

The entrance hall features a cotswold stone fireplace and beautiful travertine stone flooring, which continues throughout the ground floor. The staircase, with stylish carpet runner, leads up to the first floor and showcases a stunning mullion window, casting light throughout the hall and affording views out to the courtyard garden.

The handsome sitting room, decorated in the farrow and ball palette, has a Clearview wood-burner stove set within a second Cotswold stone fireplace, original doors, mullion windows and study area with desk looking out through french doors onto a courtyard garden with flagstones and attractive planting.

The kitchen/breakfast room is of particular note with its spacious, perfectly proportioned design, featuring solid oak worktops, island and cleverly hidden storage solutions. The kitchen has a large mullion window and french doors leading out to the garden seating area.

Accessed from the kitchen is a practical utility room with downstairs w.C.

The contemporary dining room has double glazed bi-fold doors which span one side of the room and provide beautiful views across the garden and open fully to facilitate outside inside living throughout the warmer months.

The first-floor landing echoes the hall with its large proportions and pretty views across the churchyard.

There are two large double bedrooms accessed at either end of the landing, which affords both privacy and peace and quiet for each room. Bedroom One has a contemporary en-suite shower room, large picture windows to front and rear, original beams and built-in wardrobe/storage. Bedroom Two is adjacent to the main bathroom and benefits from large windows to the front and rear elevations, fitted wardrobe storage and original wooden beams.

The main bathroom has a bath suite, metro style tiling, a useful airing cupboard and attractive wooden beams.

The entire property has been meticulously renovated outside and in, over the past 18 months. If you are looking for a property with nothing to do but move in and enjoy Cotswold living, this is for you.

Outside
The garden can be accessed via all ground floor rooms and provides delightful opportunities to create inside / outside space.
There is external access into the garden via a side gate.
Features in the rear garden include Cotswold stone walls, Indian flagstones and a large summer house/studio (with power and lighting), all interwoven with delightful flower beds, planters and established roses. The garden was designed to provide a smart, easy maintenance space with a seating/dining area maximising its south facing aspect.
The front garden consists of pretty borders and a mature flowering wisteria which beautifully frames the front of the property.
Parking is available on the street.

Situation
Moreton in Marsh is a Gloucestershire town constructed of the famous honey-coloured Cotswold stone, situated in the heart of the Cotswolds and near the borders of both Oxfordshire and Warwickshire.

The town’s facilities include doctors, a hospital, dentists, banks, restaurants, cafes, public houses, hotels (including The Manor Hotel, Church Street), independent shops and supermarkets.

There is a weekly market featuring local produce, clothing and housewares on Tuesdays throughout the year.

Mainline station services are within walking distance of the property (only a 5-minute walk door to door) with train services reaching Oxford (40 minutes) and London Paddington (92 minutes).

A wealth of famous Cotswold towns neighbour Moreton in Marsh (including Stow on the Wold, Broadway, Burford which feature so many beautiful places and events to visit and explore e.G. Soho House & Spa, Daylesford Organic Farmshop, The Big Festival, to name but a few). The property is perfectly located to visit Shakespeare’s Stratford-upon-Avon (16 miles), Cheltenham (23 miles) and Oxford (27 miles) all providing a wealth of leisure opportunities within easy reach.