Bell Square is a hidden court yard on the very edge of this very popular Cotswold village and the property is predominantly built in the local stone and although it is an historic and interested building its not listed however does fall within the Marshfield conservation area. <br />Briefly the accommodation <br />Entrance hallway, sitting room, dining room, kitchen and a long sun room. To the first floor there is three bedrooms and three bathrooms and to the second floor two further attics rooms and bathroom. The annex which is not yet ready for occupation and is still under going works to do so, will comprise of three reception rooms and to the first and second floors three bedrooms and a bathroom. <br />The garden area is formed by this 'L' shaped building and the rear of the village hall itself a former stone barn with ample off road parking and a high level of privacy <br />A video tour is available by request, please contact us and we can send you a private link. <br /> <br />Marshfield is a Cotswold town and the high street is very picturesque with seventeenth, eighteenth and early nineteenth century homes. There are two very well regarded pubs in the High Street, the Catherine Wheel, and the Lord Nelson Inn and the pretty Sweetapples tea shop is worth a visit. There is also an interiors shop, Vintage and Brown, butcher, post office, general shop and primary school rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted. <br /> <br />Marshfield offers very good access to the M4 and is located well approximately 10 miles away from Chippenham railway station which gives you access to London Padding within 1 hour and 14 minutes. The World Heritage City of Bath is just 6 miles away also giving you access to wider selection of schools.