Ogbourne St George lies on the River Og about 3 miles north of Marlborough, in the downland between the town and Swindon. With a population of around 500, it suits buyers looking for a small, quiet village with quick access to both. Our Marlborough team handle sales, lettings and property management in Ogbourne St George and nearby villages such as Ogbourne St Andrew, Ogbourne Maizey, Rockley and Chiseldon.
Thinking of moving to Ogbourne St George? Few homes come to the market here in a typical year, so register with us and we will send you details of new properties before they are listed online.
SALES
01672 556640
LETTINGS
01672 556640
ADDRESS
139b High Street, Marlborough, Wiltshire SN8 1HN
At Jones Robinson, estate agents serving Ogbourne St George, we value your home.
We give a realistic figure for what your home is worth, and we understand what the house means to you. Our Marlborough team at 139b High Street, Marlborough, Wiltshire SN8 1HN, about 3 miles south of the village along the A346, handle sales, lettings and property management for Ogbourne St George. A downland village within easy reach of the M4 draws a particular mix of buyers and tenants, and we market homes with them in mind, whether you are selling or letting a home in the area.
Book a valuation or read about our property management service.
Ogbourne St George sales and lettings are handled by our Marlborough team, who will be your point of contact from the first valuation through to completion or move-in day. Our Marlborough office is rated 5.0 out of 5 from over 300 Google reviews.
Call the Marlborough team: 01672 556640
Areas we cover around Ogbourne St George: Ogbourne St Andrew, Ogbourne Maizey, Rockley, Chiseldon, Draycot Foliat and Marlborough.
Life in Ogbourne St George is quiet and closely tied to the surrounding farmland. St George's church is part of the Ridgeway Benefice with Chiseldon, Draycot Foliat, Ogbourne St Andrew and Rockley, which keeps strong links between the neighbouring parishes. Ogbourne CofE Primary School on the High Street takes children from 4 to 11, St John's Marlborough, an academy for ages 11 to 18, is the nearby secondary, and Marlborough's High Street covers most shopping needs, with Swindon further north for larger stores.
The Domesday Book recorded 71 households here, and in the Middle Ages the manor belonged to the Benedictine Abbey of Bec in Normandy, which founded Ogbourne Priory in about 1149. The present manor house, with the date 1619 inscribed on one of its chimneystacks, is Grade II* listed, as is the Church of St George. The manor house address also appeared on a fictitious letter used in Operation Mincemeat, the Second World War deception plan. Housing ranges from 17th-century cottages to later family homes.
The A346 runs through the parish between Marlborough and Swindon, reaching junction 15 of the M4 just beyond Chiseldon, and Swindon station has direct services to London Paddington. The railway through the village closed in 1961, and most of the old trackbed now forms part of National Cycle Route 482, so you can walk or cycle into Marlborough without using the main road. The Ridgeway National Trail passes close by, with long walks across open downland.
Planning to buy a property? Our Stamp Duty Calculator makes it easy to estimate how much tax you'll need to pay when purchasing a home. Whether you're a first-time buyer, moving home, or investing in a second property, our tool helps you budget with confidence.
Simply enter the property's value and your buyer status to get an instant calculation based on the latest rates. It’s quick, accurate, and completely free to use.
