The Cider Press, Ashton Keynes

A charming and well-balanced four-bedroom detached home, offering characterful design, modern efficiency and versatile living space within this exclusive village development.

Constructed in natural stone and featuring an attractive bay window to the front elevation, this thoughtfully designed home forms part of a select collection of just ten individually built properties in the ever-popular village of Ashton Keynes. Built by a trusted local team, the house blends traditional architectural features with a practical, contemporary layout well suited to family life or those seeking a comfortable downsize with room to welcome visitors.

The ground floor provides a pleasing sense of flow and flexibility. A generous kitchen, dining and family room create a sociable hub for everyday living and entertaining, while a separate, well-proportioned sitting room offers a more relaxed retreat. A dedicated study, along with a welcoming entrance hall and ground floor cloakroom, adds further practicality — ideal for home working, hobbies or quiet reading.

Upstairs, the principal bedroom benefits from an ensuite shower room, while three further bedrooms offer excellent versatility for children, guests or additional workspace. A modern family bathroom serves the remaining bedrooms, completing a well-considered first-floor layout.

The property has been built with energy efficiency at the forefront, featuring triple-glazed painted timber windows and doors throughout, high levels of insulation and heated by a Grant UK electric air-source heating system, helping to ensure low running costs and year-round comfort. The energy rating is B.

Outside, Number 7 The Cider Press is complemented by a timber-clad double car barn with a slate roof, which includes an electrical supply to allow for the installation of an electric vehicle charging point. A permeable paved driveway provides off-road parking for two further vehicles. The garden is laid mainly to lawn with paved and patio areas, and close-boarded fencing between plots offers privacy while remaining easy to maintain — ideal for families, pets or relaxed outdoor living.

Ashton Keynes is a village particularly favoured by families, thanks to its highly regarded primary school, extensive playing fields, and a strong sense of community. The village also offers a shop, pub, café and church, all within easy reach. Surrounded by beautiful countryside and close to the Cotswold Water Park, the area is perfect for walking, cycling and outdoor pursuits, while nearby Cirencester, Swindon and the M4 provide excellent transport links for commuters and those travelling further afield.

Services: Mains water, electricity and drainage

Energy Rating:  EPC B

Council Tax: To be confirmed

Local Authority: Wiltshire Council

Freehold Managed Estate Charge: £400 per annum charged quarterly