Back Street, Ashton Keynes, SN6

Built in the Cotswold vernacular, the property has been
tastefully and sympathetically refurbished with internal
living space that is full of lovely period character. In
all, the property spans over 2,100 sq. ft. conveniently
arranged over two storeys. With a verdant rural
backdrop and views which include the site of ancient
Medieval earthworks, the house occupies a sought-after
village location, with London easily reached by regular
and direct rail services running from Kemble station into
Paddington, London.

The living space is perfectly arranged for modern family
living and entertaining. The ground floor includes two
reception rooms, which both enjoy a dual aspect and a
lovely connection to the gardens. The kitchen is a perfect
family hub to this home and at 19’ in length provides
ample space to dine. Fitted with an extensive range of
units, it also includes a modern five-oven Aga. An all important study and cloakroom complete the ground
floor space. The bedroom accommodation is arranged
over the first floor, comprising a principal bedroom with
both an en-suite shower room and a walk wardrobe.
Three further bedrooms, a family bathroom and a
second en-suite shower room.

Outside

From the village lane a characterful oak pedestrian door opens into the walled front garden with a stone flagged path flanked by lawns, leading to a wide terrace and the front door. Gardens are arranged to both the side and rear of the property and include well stocked and colourful mixed herbaceous borders and a range of mature trees. On the west side of the house is a summerhouse and to the rear, a pretty period outbuilding with weather boarded elevations and a Cotswold stone roof, comprising a potting shed and garden store. A large, gravelled parking area is located to the rear of the property and provides ample parking.

Situation

Ashton Keynes is a popular and thriving village that
lies close to the Wiltshire/Gloucestershire border, with
an excellent school, village shop and post office, two
pubs, village hall, playing fields, all weather tennis courts
and a church. Easily accessible to the local centres of
Malmesbury, Cirencester and Tetbury with the regional
centres of Bath, Oxford, Cheltenham and Bristol are
all within easy daily commuting distance. Cirencester
(6.5 miles) is a charming and historic market town
which offers an excellent range of shops and services.
Education locally is first class with good private and state
schools within easy reach. The area also offers a diverse
range of sporting opportunities.