House For Sale £325,000
An individual building plot with planning permission for a contemporary house
Description
The building plot is tucked away in this popular North Wiltshire village and extends to about a quarter of an acre. It is a level site which was previously the vegetable garden to an adjoining property.
The detailed consent provides for an exciting, contemporary design which will offer approximately square feet of living accommodation over two floors. The majority of accommodation is arranged at ground floor level with two bedrooms, a bathroom and a study area being found on the first floor. The main bedroom suite is on the ground floor and opens out into the garden. Also on the ground floor is the open plan kitchen/dining/sitting room, snug, cloakroom and utility room.
Reception room 7.75mx5.25m
Kitchen Area 5.7mx3.1m
Snug 3.5mx3.3m
Bedroom 1 3.5m3.2m
Dressing Room 2.25mx2.25m
Bedroom 2 3.5mx3.2m
Bedroom 3 3.5mx3.2m
Study Area 3. 2mx1.7m
The gardens are to the north and south of the house, with space for a single garage and parking.
Planning
Ref 20/03599/FUL dated
Location
The former front garden of Little Kent End is situated on the edge of the village and adjoins open countryside. The amenities that make the village so popular, include a thriving primary school, post office, community-run shop, parish church, a public house and garage. There are an inordinate number of societies in the village; an excellent example of a thriving community.
The village is self-sufficient in many ways but Cirencester and Swindon, the two major towns in the area, are both within easy motoring distance and provide comprehensive but differing shopping, commercial and recreational amenities.
The village is also situated in the Cotswold Water Park providing water sports, walking, cycling, riding and golf opportunities. The Thames Path passes through the village. There are also leisure centres in Cirencester and Cricklade.
Access to London is particularly easy via the M4 (J15/A419 OR J6/ B4696) or by train from Kemble, or from Swindon where trains reach Paddington in approximately 55 minutes.
Square Footage: 1,845 sq ft
Acreage: 0.3 Acres
Directions
From Cirencester take the Ashton Keynes road through Siddington. On the outskirts of the village bear left onto Cox’s Hill. On entering the village take the first left turn into Back Street and continue until you reach a sharp right hand bend, continue over the bridge with white railings and turn immediately left. The access point is found after a very shot distance on the left hand side.
Additional Info
Cirencester 7 miles, Kemble Station 6miles, Swindon 13 miles
M4 (J16) 9 miles), Cheltenham 23 miles
(All mileages and times are approximate)
Description
The building plot is tucked away in this popular North Wiltshire village and extends to about a quarter of an acre. It is a level site which was previously the vegetable garden to an adjoining property.
The detailed consent provides for an exciting, contemporary design which will offer approximately square feet of living accommodation over two floors. The majority of accommodation is arranged at ground floor level with two bedrooms, a bathroom and a study area being found on the first floor. The main bedroom suite is on the ground floor and opens out into the garden. Also on the ground floor is the open plan kitchen/dining/sitting room, snug, cloakroom and utility room.
Reception room 7.75mx5.25m
Kitchen Area 5.7mx3.1m
Snug 3.5mx3.3m
Bedroom 1 3.5m3.2m
Dressing Room 2.25mx2.25m
Bedroom 2 3.5mx3.2m
Bedroom 3 3.5mx3.2m
Study Area 3. 2mx1.7m
The gardens are to the north and south of the house, with space for a single garage and parking.
Planning
Ref 20/03599/FUL dated
Location
The former front garden of Little Kent End is situated on the edge of the village and adjoins open countryside. The amenities that make the village so popular, include a thriving primary school, post office, community-run shop, parish church, a public house and garage. There are an inordinate number of societies in the village; an excellent example of a thriving community.
The village is self-sufficient in many ways but Cirencester and Swindon, the two major towns in the area, are both within easy motoring distance and provide comprehensive but differing shopping, commercial and recreational amenities.
The village is also situated in the Cotswold Water Park providing water sports, walking, cycling, riding and golf opportunities. The Thames Path passes through the village. There are also leisure centres in Cirencester and Cricklade.
Access to London is particularly easy via the M4 (J15/A419 OR J6/ B4696) or by train from Kemble, or from Swindon where trains reach Paddington in approximately 55 minutes.
Square Footage: 1,845 sq ft
Acreage: 0.3 Acres
Directions
From Cirencester take the Ashton Keynes road through Siddington. On the outskirts of the village bear left onto Cox’s Hill. On entering the village take the first left turn into Back Street and continue until you reach a sharp right hand bend, continue over the bridge with white railings and turn immediately left. The access point is found after a very shot distance on the left hand side.
Additional Info
Cirencester 7 miles, Kemble Station 6miles, Swindon 13 miles
M4 (J16) 9 miles), Cheltenham 23 miles
(All mileages and times are approximate)
