Church Walk, Ashton Keynes, Swindon, Wiltshire, SN6

An attractive and well-balanced stone-built house enjoying this idyllic setting overlooking the infant River Thames, set along a quiet no-through road on the edge of this very desirable village.


The characterful accommodation provides flexibility to the ground floor with three reception rooms and a generous conservatory; benefitting from a light feel throughout with good ceiling
height and neutral decoration. Lovely oak flooring flows from the sitting room to the dining room, that is open plan to the fitted kitchen with soft white shaker style units and an integrated appliance package.

The formal sitting room lies to the front with a cut-stone open fireplace being the focal point. To the rear, a spacious living/family room opens via doors into a large conservatory overlooking the
garden; a versatile space to suit your lifestyle.

To the first floor, a principal bedroom with a spacious ensuite bathroom and built-in storage. There are three further double bedrooms, two also benefit from built-in wardrobes and period
fireplaces. The family shower room is of modern contemporary design that echoes the ensuite.

A cloakroom and utility/boot room are essential for a village property.

The generous rear garden enhances this wonderful home. Paved patio’s allow you to track the sun for outside entertaining. An extensive lawn is bound by established planting to the far end and somewhat unique for a period property; a large gravel driveway double garage and a further double garage with land to the side
that benefits from planning to build a detached house.

Planning reference PL/2022/02300

Services: Mains water, electricity and drainage are connected to the property. Oil fired central heating feeding radiators.

Outgoings: Council tax band ‘D’ 2020/21 charges £2,011.60.

Local Authority: Wiltshire Council, .

Tenure: The property is offered freehold with vacant possession upon completion.

Location: Ashton Keynes is a thriving village located within the Cotswold Water Park which offers a good range of day to day facilities, these include a village shop and post office, a pub, a
well-regarded primary school as well as a parish church. There are playing fields and a good selection of clubs and societies within the village. Excellent communication links to the M4/M5
accessed at Swindon and Gloucester.

Railway stations at Kemble (6 miles) & Swindon. Cirencester c.7m, Swindon c.13m, Cheltenham c.19m, Gloucester c.23m.