Ogbourne Maisey Manor lies about 1.5 miles north of Marlborough on the edge of the village of Ogbourne Maizey. Ogbourne Maizey is in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, surrounded by open down land, with good walks.
Ogbourne Maisey Manor is Grade II* listed and is built of local banded sarsen stone.
Records indicate that the Manor was held by the heirs of Robert de Maizey in the 13th century and subsequently passed to the Hungerford family in 1469, however the main façade of the house is from the Jacobean.
The property has been well maintained and is capable of further improvements. Planning consent is in place.
Communications are very good. Swindon (11 miles) is easy; there is a regular train service (about 5 per hour) during commuting hours taking approximate 65 minutes to Paddington. Junction 15 of the M4 is just 7 miles away providing fast access to London, the East and West.
Marlborough is nearby, the high street offers extensive shopping and amenities including a recently refurbished Waitrose.There are number of restaurants, golf courses and a well known jazz festival in the summer.
There are good schools in the area particularly Marlborough College, St. Johns and Pinewood.
Marlborough 1.5 miles, Swindon 11 miles, London (Paddington) 65 mins, M4 (Junction 15) 7 miles, Hungerford 12 miles. All distances are approximate.
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