Homeberry House, 13 Ashcroft Gardens, Cirencester

A lovely one-bedroom retirement property located close to the marketplace and all local amenities. This property is available to anyone over 60 years of age.

The apartment itself is located on the top floor and has lift access.

Briefly comprising of: -

Entrance hallway with telephone entry system.

Spacious lounge with good size window providing lots of light and a lovely view over the rooftops. Electric heater and wall mounted lights.

The kitchen area can be found just off the lounge and is fitted with a range of wall and base units, space for undercounter fridge, single bowl stainless steel sink and freestanding electric cooker. Tiled throughout.

The bedroom is a great size with built in wardrobes.

The bathroom is fitted with a pink suite comprising of bath with grab rails fitted to the wall, vanity unit with pink basin and a white WC. Tiles throughout with mirror and heated towel rail.

The apartment benefits from UPVC double glazing and electric heating.

The ground rent for this particular property is £427.00 per annum

The service charge is £2781.00 per annum.

This property is in a great central location and has a lovely community feel. There is a resident's lounge with kitchenette, and views onto the communal gardens, the perfect place to make new friends. There is also a visitors flat on the ground floor that is available to book if you have relatives visiting from far afield, a great bonus. Lovely gardens surround the building - a peaceful place to sit in the warm summer months with a good book.





















AMENITIES: -

Cirencester in Gloucestershire - known as the Capital of the Cotswolds. A beautiful market town with regular markets held on a Monday and a Friday that really do bring the town to life. Most Saturdays there are various markets including the local Farmers Market which is held on the 2nd and 4 Saturday of the month where you can find a fabulous selection of locally sourced produce.

Independent shops are abundant and in particular a visit to Black Jack Street is a must, an incredibly pretty street located at the back of the historic church which boasts various little shops including a chocolate shop, sweet shop, bakery, cafes, waffle shop and clothes shops. At one end of this lovely little street, you can find the Corinium Museum which has a wealth of information pertaining to the towns history.

Cirencester is also proud to be the home of the Barn Theatre. A wonderful bespoke Theatre which has various productions throughout the year.

Cirencester has excellent schools and nurseries, sixth form college and is also home to the Royal Agricultural University.

For the active there are numerous sports facilities available within the town, Cirencester Leisure Centre and various gyms. Cirencester Park is open to the public for glorious walks and is also home to Cirencester Tennis and Cricket clubs. If you love golf Cirencester has a long-established golf course just a few minutes' drive away. Just outside Cirencester you can find the Water Park at South Cerney, providing excellent water sports from jet skiing, canoeing, paddle boarding the list is endless. There are also many fabulous walks around the lakes with various cafes providing a much-needed pit stop.

Located between Swindon and Gloucester Cirencester has great links to the M4 and M5.

Kemble train station is just an 11-minute drive from Cirencester and is located on the Cheltenham-Swindon-London line providing great links to the Midlands, the North, the Southwest and London.

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Council Tax Band: A (Cotswold District Council)
Tenure: Leasehold (60 years)
Ground Rent: £427 per year
Service Charge: £2,781 per year