Windrush Heights, Burford

An audio-visual entry system and a lift make it easy to greet and monitor visitors. There is gas-fired central heating and double glazing throughout.

The entrance hallway leads through to the Shaker-style country kitchen which is fully fitted fridge/freezer, fan-assisted oven and four-ring induction hob with stainless steel extractor hood and integrated microwave ,. There is under-cupboard LED lighting and stone quartz worktops and upstands. The kitchen is open plan with the dining area and leads through to the living room. Living room has got French door leading to the private patio garden with countryside views.

On the other side of the hallway are the two bedrooms and a shower room with toilet and washbasin. The main bedroom has an en suite with bath. There are stainless steel heated towel rails in both the shower room and the en suite bathroom.

The property also comes with washing machine and tumble dryer to the hall utility cupboard.

The apartment is finished to a high quality throughout. High-speed broadband is provided by Gigaclear.

Long lease 999 years from 2020
Ground Rent 0 (peppercorn)

Outside
The development has attractive landscaping, 2 private allocated parking spaces and ample parking for guests.

Neighbourhood
A particularly welcome feature is the Cotswold Outpost. This is a delightful bistro-deli specialising in high-quality home-produced food where the provenance of all the ingredients is known to the owners. It serves as a hub for the community to meet and for residents to enjoy refreshments or a meal as well as being a convenient place to buy quality ingredients to cook at home.

Location
Little Windrush is just off the A40 between Burford and the A429 Fosse Way, close to the village of Windrush. There are a number of small towns in the vicinity with a good range of shops, supermarkets, pubs, restaurants and other amenities, including Burford (4.5 miles), Northleach (8 miles), Bourton-on-the-Water (9.8 miles), Stow-on-the-Wold (10.3 miles) and Witney (11.5 miles). A little further away are the larger centres of Cheltenham (18 miles) and Oxford (23 miles), both of which are excellent for shopping, entertainment and culture.

This area is packed with attractions of all sorts, including outdoor activities, sports, festival venues and heritage sites; for instance, the Cotswold Wildlife Park (7 miles); Chedworth National Trust Roman villa (10 miles); Daylesford Organic (12.8 miles); Longborough Festival Opera (12.8 miles); Bourton House Garden and Batsford Arboretum (16 miles); Sudeley Castle (16 miles); and Blenheim Palace (21.7 miles).

There are two railway stations that can be reached in about 20 minutes by car: Kingham (12 miles) and Charlbury (13 miles). The train services run south-east to Oxford, Reading and London; and north-west to Worcester and Hereford.