Fieldfares, Wiltshire, SN6 6LQ

Fieldfares is a beautifully presented detached home, occupying a secluded corner position with far-reaching views across open countryside in the highly sought-after village of Marston Meysey.

Presented in excellent decorative order throughout, the property offers light-filled, well-balanced and wonderfully flexible accommodation, complemented by picturesque landscaped gardens and a detached double garage with an impressive studio/home office above.

The accommodation is arranged over two floors and begins with a useful entrance porch leading into a generous dining room, where bi-fold doors frame views across the garden and provide a seamless connection with the outside space.

The comfortable dual-aspect living room features a corner log-burning stove and French doors opening into the conservatory, which benefits from an insulated roof, making it an enjoyable additional living space throughout the year, with further access onto the garden.

The recently fitted kitchen/breakfast room is both stylish and practical, featuring a comprehensive range of grey shaker-style units, solid wooden worktops and a Belfast sink, together with space for informal dining.

A generous separate utility room provides further storage and practicality, with useful side access to the garden.

Also on the ground floor are two well-proportioned bedrooms, including a spacious double bedroom to the front and a further bedroom which could equally serve as a study or home office.

These are complemented by a family bathroom, making the layout particularly versatile and well suited to guests or multi-generational living if required.

To the first floor is an impressive principal bedroom suite, enjoying a separate dressing area with fitted wardrobes and a spacious en-suite bathroom complete with a freestanding roll-top bath and twin wash basins.

A further double bedroom enjoys delightful views across the surrounding countryside, while plentiful eaves storage provides useful additional space.

Outside, the gardens are a particular feature of Fieldfares, surrounding the property and creating a wonderfully private and tranquil setting.

Well-maintained lawns are complemented by borders, mature hedging and established planting, while a paved terrace provides an ideal spot for outdoor dining and entertaining whilst enjoying the peaceful surroundings.

Gated access opens onto a block-paved driveway providing ample off-road parking and leading to the substantial detached double garage.

Above the garage is an excellent studio/home office, flooded with natural light from a large picture window and skylights.

This highly versatile space is ideal for those working from home, pursuing creative interests or simply requiring valuable additional accommodation.

Fieldfares represents a wonderful opportunity to acquire a beautifully presented and highly versatile home, combining generous accommodation and attractive gardens with privacy, open countryside views and a desirable village setting.

The picturesque village of Marston Meysey is situated within a conservation area, approximately 9 miles east of Cirencester and 4 miles south of Fairford.

This small village boasts a traditional Cotswold pub, The Old Spotted Cow, a well-supported church, and an active village hall.

The nearby village of Meysey Hampton also features a pub and a highly regarded, primary school.

Fairford offers essential day-to-day facilities, including its own 'Outstanding' primary school, while Cirencester is renowned for its comprehensive range of shops, services, and schools.

Private schools in the area include Hatherop Castle Preparatory School, Rendcomb College, Prior Park, Westonbirt School, Pinewood School, and Marlborough College, as well as colleges in Cheltenham.

The village is conveniently located for several commercial centres, including Swindon, Cheltenham, and Gloucester.

The A417/A419 provides easy access to junction 15 of the M4 and Junction 11A of the M5.

Additionally, there is a fast and regular Great Western train service to London Paddington from both Swindon and Kemble.

Recreational facilities in the area include boating on the River Thames at Lechlade, a leisure centre in Cirencester, and golf courses in South Cerney and Cirencester.

The Cotswold Water Park offers a wide range of water sports, including wakeboarding, waterskiing, sailing, and fishing.