About this property

This charming Grade II listed cottage, once the village pub until the late 1950s, has been transformed into a delightful detached home.

The current owners have renovated this cottage, maintaining its character with features such as open fireplaces, exposed stone walls, and ceiling beams.

Upon entering the cottage, which was recently entirely re-thatched, you are greeted by an inviting entrance hall that leads to a cosy sitting room with a stunning stone fireplace and an open fire. The sun room, filled with natural light and French doors opening to the rear garden, provides a peaceful retreat. Additionally, there is a reception room with a stone inglenook fireplace, a well-equipped kitchen dining room with modern shaker style units with stone worksurfaces, a dishwasher, and space for a range cooker, as well as a pantry. A utility room and a downstairs shower room complete the ground floor.

Upstairs, the cottage offers four bedrooms, one of which leads off from another. A family bathroom is also located on this floor. Additionally, ultra high-speed broadband is available to the house.

Outside
The garden spans approximately a third of an acre. Located at the front of the property is a spacious gravel driveway, offering ample off-road parking. The driveway extends around to the rear garden, where a block paved area provides further parking and leads to an open bay double garage and workshop. Above the workshop is an annex, perfect for guests or additional living space.

The property also features a private sunny seating area with a charming summer house, as well as a further terrace complete with a pizza oven and well. The main garden is beautifully landscaped, with a lush lawn, vibrant flower beds, fruit trees, and raised vegetable beds and a useful greenhouse. This outdoor oasis offers a perfect blend of relaxation and functionality, making it an ideal space for entertaining or simply enjoying the peaceful surroundings.

Situation
Marsh Gibbon is located on the border of Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire. The parish Church of St. Mary's dates back to Norman times and is accompanied by a charming old manor house. Westbury Manor, with a moat in the heart of the village, is a notable landmark. Legend has it that Oliver Cromwell stayed at Cromwell House on his way to the Battle of Edge Hill.

The village boasts a variety of amenities, including a Post Office/shop, a public house, a garage/repair business, a village hall, a playground, a football club, a cricket club, tennis and basketball courts, a playgroup, and a highly esteemed Church of England primary school complete with a swimming pool.

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Additional Information
Local Authority: Buckinghamshire County Council
Council Tax Band: G
Oil Fired Combi Boiler to Radiators.
Grade II Listed
Tree Preservation Orders

For broadband/mobile speeds please check location at the Ofcom Mobile Service and Broadband checker online

Additional information

• Hall
• Sitting Room
• Dining Room
• Kitchen
• Utility
• Sun Room
• Shower Room
• Four Bedrooms
• Bathroom
• One Bedroom Ensuite Annex

Key information

Council Tax Band: G

Tenure: Freehold