The Cider Press, Ashton Keynes, Swindon, Wiltshire, SN6

Set on this exclusive new development of just 10 individual homes. All are beautifully designed and finished to a very high standard by a renowned team of local builders. Constructed of hand made brick with a natural slate roof, enjoying a south facing rear garden. The stunning kitchens are designed and installed by Audus and include a full integrated appliance package. Bathrooms and Cloakrooms fitted with Roca sanitary ware and polished chrome fittings. This well-proportioned house includes kitchen/dining room and sitting room which opens out to the rear garden. The ground floor also incorporates a cloakroom and built-in storage cupboard. The first floor offers a principal bedroom with walk-in wardrobe and dedicated en-suite, two additional bedrooms and a family bathroom. Construction is to a high standard of energy efficiency and will be heated by a Grant UK electric air-source heating system and has triple glazed painted timber frame windows and doors. The property also benefits from an attractive timber clad single car-barn with an electrical supply to enable an electric vehicle charging point to be installed by the home owner. There is permeable paved parking for two additional vehicles. The south facing garden is laid to lawn, includes paving and patio area and is enclosed by timber fencing, creating a wonderful sheltered outside space in which to relax, play or entertain. Services: Mains water, electricity and drainage are connected to the property. Outgoings: Council Tax TBC Local Authority: Wiltshire Council, 0300 456 0100. Tenure: Freehold LOCATION Ashton Keynes is an extremely popular village on the River Thames and offers a thriving community in the heart of the Cotswold Water Park. The village benefits from a friendly local shop, historic village pub and numerous sports clubs with excellent facilities, including cricket, tennis, youth football, badminton and table tennis. You have direct access to the Cotswold Water Park, which has been awarded a grant to develop six circular cycle routes covering a combined distance of 150km. The village primary school which celebrated its 150th year in 2021 was recently ranked 125th in the Sunday Times elite top 250 State Primary Schools, which, when you consider there are almost 17,000 state primary schools in England, is a significant achievement and puts it in the top 1% of all English primary schools. Cirencester, a lovely market town known as the Capital of the Cotswolds is 5 miles away and offers a diverse range of shops including the usual chain stores and many smaller, and often independently owned, stores. Being close to the A419, which connects to the M4, Ashton Keynes is also well connected for work and business. A commuter railway station is 4.5 miles away in the village of Kemble. HISTORY The site which enjoys a rich local heritage, where several generations ago, the Carter family would collect apples from neighbouring farms and orchards at harvest time to make cider, much to the delight of the villagers and local community.