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Cedar Tree Close ASHFORD HOMES (SOUTH WESTERN) LIMITED Cedar Tree Close HILPERTON, WILTSHIRE Cedar Tree Close HILPERTON, WILTSHIRE BA14 7XJ Cedar Tree Close is a collection of 20 beautiful homes in various house types, offering the finest quality of finish and an unrivalled specification. The homes range from two to five bedrooms, all with accommodation over two floors, gardens and parking. The development is located in the charming village of Hilperton, on the north-easterly edge of Trowbridge. Hilperton has a thriving community with regular events held in the village hall and a traditional 18th-century pub. Hilperton is ideally positioned on the interesting and attractive western stretch of the Kennet & Avon Canal; part of a waterway joining London to Bristol providing fishing, recreational boat hire and picturesque walks. There is a regular and reliable bus service into the county town of Trowbridge, a bustling town with a historic past. Trowbridge has been connected to weaving for over a thousand years which has left a rich and notable architectural legacy, ranging from the late sixteenth century to the mid-nineteenth century. The town has a wide range of independent shops, restaurants, cafés, cinema complex, several supermarkets, leisure centres with swimming pool, a thriving arts scene, and park. Trowbridge is also proud to be a Fairtrade town. The UNESCO World Heritage City of Bath is approximately 11 miles away and offers a wonderful array of chain and independent retail outlets, many fine restaurants, cafes and wine bars. Bath offers a number of well-respected cultural activities which include a world famous music and literary festival, the Roman Baths and Pump Rooms along with many museums and art galleries, just a short train ride away. Cedar Tree Close is conveniently located less than a mile from The Mead Primary school. Secondary schools can be found in Trowbridge including St Augustine’s Catholic College, recognised by OFSTED as an Outstanding school since 2007, The John of Gaunt School and The Clarendon Academy. The village of Hilperton was recorded in the The development is easily accessible from the M4 and the A303 gives access to the M3. Trowbridge station is two miles away, providing excellent transport links to Domesday Book of 1086. The parish is bounded London (under two hours), Bath, Bristol, Salisbury and Southampton. by the wonderful Kennet and Avon canal. How to find us MELKSHAM BATH A365 3 B3107 DEVIZES Old Ham Tree B3105 Inn HOLT 4 BRADFORD ON AVON NT 2 5 River AvonWHADDON Station B3167 STAVERTON River Avon Kennet & Avon Canal SEMINGTON 1 6 Hilperton The Nursery Marina Garden Centre B3105 DEVIZES School HILPERTON A361 7 A363 Village Hall St Michael Old Lock Up 8 Church Lion & Fiddle Inn Cedar Tree Close 9 B3109 TROWBRIDGE 15 School Town Centre Red Admiral Inn Ashton Station Open Market Common School Waitrose Budgens 14 RADSTOCK School A366 River Biss N 12 11 A350 STEEPLE ASHTON Site Plan 10 School A363 WESTBURY FROME NORTH BRADLEY Please note that the specification was correct at the time of going to print but Ashford Homes continually review their specifications and reserve the right to make any changes. The measurements have been taken from the plan provided but there may be variations in the final build. The computer generated images are for illustrative purposes only and are not intended to be scaled or used to indicate boundaries and should only be used for guidance. Prospective purchasers are advised that the development name may not be the final postal address. DEVIZES ROAD 3 A collection of 20 beautiful homes 4 presenting the finest quality of finish 2 5 and an unrivalled specification 6 1 7 8 9 15 14 12 PLOTS 1, 2 & 3 PLOTS 8, 9 & 15 Impressive four bedroom detached homes with luxury Magnificent three bedroom detached homes with 11 kitchen, large living room, family room, home office, utility, contemporary kitchen, large living room, home office, master bedroom with en-suite, family bathroom and utility, master bedroom with en-suite, family bathroom garden. Garage and covered parking. and garden. Covered parking. 10 PLOT 4 Substantial five bedroom detached home with PLOTS 10 & 14 contemporary kitchen, large living room, family room, Fantastic three bedroom semi-detached homes with home office, utility, master bedroom with en-suite, family modern kitchen, spacious living room, family bathroom bathroom and garden. Garage and covered parking. and garden. Dedicated off-street parking. PLOTS 5, 6 & 7 Tremendous four bedroom detached homes with luxury PLOTS 11 & 12 kitchen, spacious living room, home office, utility, master Superb two bedroom semi-detached homes with bedroom with en-suite, family bathroom and garden. contemporary kitchen, spacious living room, family Covered parking. bathroom and garden. Dedicated off-street parking. Master Bedroom Bedroom 4 Bathroom En-Suite A/C Bedroom 3 Bedroom 2 PLOT 1 Family Room GROUND FIRST Kitchen / Dining Room Master Bedroom Master 4.40m x 6.40m Bedroom 4.40m x 4.82m Study 14’5” x 20’12” 14’5” x 15’10” Hall Bedroom 4 Lounge Bathroom Bedroom 2 W/C Open 3.61m x 5.75m En-Suite 4.40m x 4.74m Garage Living Room Car Port Utility Room 11’10” x 18’10” 14’5” x 15’7” Master A/C Bedroom Family Room Bedroom 3 Plots 1 • 2 Plots 1 • 2 4.40m x 3.10m Bedroom 3 3.64m x 2.92m Bedroom 4 Bathroom 14’5” x 10’2” Bedroom 2 11’11” x 9’7” En-Suite Study Bedroom 4 KitchenA/C / Dining Room 3.10m x 2.05m 3.31m x 3.07m 10’2” x 6’9” 10’10” x 10’1” Bedroom 3 Bedroom 2 Family Room Study PLOT 1 PLOT 2 PLOT 2 Hall W/C FIRST Family Room GROUND Open Garage Living Room Car Port Master Bedroom Kitchen / Dining Room MasterUtility Room Bedroom 4.40m x 4.82m 4.40m x 6.40m 14’5” x 15’10” Study 14’5” x 20’12” Hall Bedroom 4 Bathroom Bedroom 2 W/C Lounge 4.40m x 4.74m Open En-Suite Garage Living Room 3.61m x 5.75m Car Port Utility Room 14’5” x 15’7” A/C 11’10” x 18’10” Kitchen / Dining Room Bedroom 3 Family Room Bedroom 3 3.64m x 2.92m 4.40m x 3.10m 11’11” x 9’7” 14’5” x 10’2” Bedroom 2 Bedroom 4 Study 3.31m x 3.07m Kitchen / Dining Room 3.10m x 2.05m 10’10” x 10’1” 10’2” x 6’9” Please note these measurements have been taken from the plan provided but there may be variations in the final build. Family Room Study Hall W/C Open Garage Living Room Car Port Utility Room Kitchen / Dining Room Master Bedroom Bedroom 4 Bathroom En-Suite A/C Bedroom 3 Bedroom 2 PLOT 3 Family Room GROUND FIRST Kitchen / Dining Room Master Bedroom Master 4.40m x 6.40m Bedroom 4.40m x 4.82m Study 14’5” x 20’12” 14’5” x 15’10” Hall Bedroom 4 Lounge Bathroom Bedroom 2 W/C Open 3.61m x 5.75m En-Suite 4.40m x 4.74m Bedroom 2 Living Room Garage Car Port Utility Room 11’10” x 18’10” 14’5” x 15’7” A/C Family Room Bedroom 3 Plots 3 • 4 Plots 3 • 4 Bathroom Bedroom 3 Bedroom 4 Bedroom 5 4.40m x 3.10m 3.64m x 2.92m 14’5” x 10’2” Bedroom 2 11’11” x 9’7” Study Bedroom 4 Kitchen / Dining Room 3.10m x 2.05m 3.31m x 3.07m En-Suite A/C 10’2” x 6’9” 10’10” x 10’1” Bedroom 3 Master Bedroom Family Room Study PLOT 4 Hall PLOT 3 PLOT 4 FIRST Family Room GROUND W/C Open Bedroom 2 Living Room Garage Car Port Master Bedroom Kitchen / Dining Room Utility Room 4.40m x 4.14m 4.40m x 6.40m 14’5” x 13’7” Study Bathroom 14’5” x 20’12” Bedroom 4 Bedroom 5 Bedroom 2 W/C Lounge 4.40m x 2.77m Open 3.61m x 5.75m Living Room Garage Car Port 14’5” x 9’1” Utility Room 11’10” x 18’10” En-SuiteKitchen / Dining Room Bedroom 3 Family Room A/C 3.64m x 2.92m 4.40m x 3.10m Bedroom 3 11’11” x 9’7” 14’5” x 10’2” Master Bedroom Bedroom 4 Study 3.31m x 3.07m Kitchen / Dining Room 3.10m x 2.05m 10’10” x 10’1” 10’2” x 6’9” Bedroom 5 3.64m x 2.71m 11’11” x 8’11” Family Room Study W/C Open Living Room Garage Car Port Utility Room Kitchen / Dining Room GROUND Kitchen / Dining Room 5.40m x 3.60m 17’9” x 11’10” Lounge 3.60m x 5.20m Plot 7 11’10” x 17’1” Study 3.03m x 2.70m 9’11” x 8’10” Plots 5 • 6 FIRST Master Bedroom 3.63m x 5.20m 11’11” x 17’1” Bedroom 2 2.79m x 3.66m 9’2” x 12’0” Bedroom 3 2.49m x 3.37m 8’2” x 11’1” Bedroom 4 2.79m x 3.50m 9’2” x 11’6” GROUND FIRST Hall En-Suite Hall En-Suite Study Bedroom 4 Study Kitchen / Dining Room Bedroom 4 Master Bedroom A/C A/C Master Master Open Bedroom 5.40m x 3.60m 3.63m x 5.20m Living Room Living Room Open Bedroom Car Port Car Port 17’9” x 11’10” 11’11” x 17’1” W/C Bathroom W/C Utility Utility Lounge Bathroom Bedroom 2 3.60m x 5.20m 2.79m x 3.66m 11’10” x 17’1” 9’2” x 12’0” Kitchen / Dining Room Kitchen / Dining Room Study Bedroom 3 Bedroom 2 Bedroom 3 3.03m x 2.70m Bedroom 2 Bedroom 3 2.49m x 3.37m 9’11” x 8’10” 8’2” x 11’1” Bedroom 4 2.79m x 3.50m 9’2” x 11’6” Plot 8 Plot 9 GROUND FIRST GROUND FIRST En-Suite Master En-Suite Hall Bedroom 3 Master Bedroom Hall Bedroom 3 Study Bedroom Kitchen / Dining Room Master Bedroom Study Kitchen / Dining Room Master Bedroom 5.00m x 3.45m 3.63m x 5.20m 5.00m x 3.45m 3.63m x 5.20m Open Living Room Open Car Port Living Room A/C Car Port 16’5” x 11’4” 11’11” x 17’1” 16’5” x 11’4” 11’11” x 17’1” A/C W/C W/C Utility Lounge Bedroom 2 Utility Lounge Bedroom 2 Bathroom 3.60m x 5.20m 5.00m x 2.77m 3.60m x 5.20m Bathroom 5.00m x 2.77m 11’10” x 17’1” 16’5” x 9’1” 11’10” x 17’1” 16’5” x 9’1” Kitchen / Dining Room Study Bedroom 3 Study Bedroom 3 Bedroom 2 Kitchen / Dining Room 2.80m x 2.45m 3.86m x 2.62m 2.80m x 2.45m Bedroom 2 3.86m x 2.62m 9’2” x 8’0” 12’8” x 8’7” 9’2” x 8’0” 12’8” x 8’7” Plots 10 • 11 Plots 12 • 14 PLOT 11 PLOT 14 B’room W/C W/C Kitchen Bedroom 2 Kitchen GROUND GROUNDA/C Bedroom 2 Hall Kitchen / Dining Room Kitchen / Dining Room 2.20m x 4.35m 3.20m x 4.35m A/C 7’3” x 14’3” 10’6” x 14’3” Lounge
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