- EPC rating A +
- Incredibly energy efficient +
- Countryside walks and great local pub +
- EV car charger +
- Desirable village location +
- Two bedrooms and office space +
- Rent potential £1,500pcm; yield 5.1% +
- Immacuatly presented and finished to top spec +
Kingstone is a high-end converted barn, finished to an immaculate standard. Located in the desirable village of Kingstone Winslow, this property is highly energy efficient with an EPC A rating. The vendors have also added further upgrades to the barn during their ownership, making it turnkey ready.
The accommodation comprises of an open-plan kitchen/dining/living room with exposed steel beams and double height ceiling, large bi-fold doors and window overlook the garden.
The kitchen has integrated white goods to include; fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washing machine, double oven and induction hobs. An additional office space as been added above the living room, fitted with a large window to borrow light from the front of the barn, at the moment this is accessed via a wooden ladder however ample space is available to add a full staircase if needed, creating a versatile additional reception room. At the front of the barn are two bedrooms, the largest benefits from an en-suite bathroom. The second bedroom is serviced by a separate shower room. There is also a cloakroom and additional storage cupboards.
Externally the private rear garden is mainly laid to lawn and offers incredible privacy, with a small patio section closest to the house. To the front is allocated parking with an EV charger, as well as a communal wildflower garden adding interest to the space.
Kingstone Winslow is a sleepy but pretty hamlet on the Ridgeway, just outside Ashbury, which has a parish church, a public house, the Rose and Crown Hotel, a Church of England primary school and a village shop and coffee shop. The hamlet lies c. three miles from Shrivenham, one of the larger villages within the Vale of the White Horse, which has an extremely active community and a lovely tree lined high street with shops, public houses, a doctors' surgery, village primary school and impressive Church, parts dating back to the 11th Century. Kingstone Winslow is c. 9 miles from Swindon and the M4, with access to Oxford and the A34/M40 via the A420.