Swindon Road

This new development from Backhouse delivers a bespoke collection of 2, 3, 4 and 5 bedroom homes in the market town of Highworth on the edge of the Cotswolds, just six miles north east of Swindon. Positioned on the southern edge of the village, a rural aspect combines with the benefits of local shopping in Highworth and more significant amenities in Swindon to give the perfect mix of town and country alongside excellent transport links.


Highworth is the most north-easterly town in Wiltshire, adjacent to the Oxfordshire border and just over 25 miles from Oxford. With a stunning 13th Century church at its centre, this medieval town was much bigger than neighbouring Swindon by the 18th Century thanks to a thriving cattle industry. With wonderful architecture, Highworth still retains some of the beautiful houses built around that time.

Ground Floor


Kitchen / Dining
19' 5" x 13' 3" ( 5.92m x 4.04m )


Living Room
14' 4" x 13' 10" ( 4.37m x 4.22m )


Utility
7' 10" x 7' 6" ( 2.39m x 2.29m )


First Floor


Study
10' 2" x 7' 2" ( 3.10m x 2.18m )


Bedroom Two
14' 4" x 12' ( 4.37m x 3.66m )


Bedroom Three
18' 9" x 8' 11" ( 5.71m x 2.72m )


Bedroom Four
12' x 10' 3" ( 3.66m x 3.12m )


Second Floor


Main Bedroom
18' 11" x 12' 2" ( 5.77m x 3.71m )


Locally
Highworth enjoys many good local facilities including sports clubs, a leisure centre with swimming pool, gym and sports hall, as well as an excellent golf course. With the River Thames and Cotswold Water Park nearby, there are plenty of opportunities for activities, from water sports, angling and bird watching to strolls by the lakes or along towpaths as well as off-road cycling.
There is a good range of local independent shops in the town, plus several pubs, restaurants and takeaways, mostly on the High Street and around the old market square - home to the regular Saturday Market. Supermarkets include both the Co-op and the recently opened Aldi, although there is a smaller Budgens at the Shell petrol station near to the development. Alternatively, there is a Waitrose in Faringdon as well as larger shopping centres towards Swindon and the McArthur Glen outlet shopping village (90 stores and 12 restaurants) is just a 20-minute drive.

Transport Connections
The development at Highworth is conveniently positioned just three miles from the A419 bypass that runs alongside the east of Swindon and you can be on the M4 in less than 15 minutes. Access to London, the M25, the West Country and South Wales is possible very quickly by car or coach while Heathrow Airport is similarly within easy reach. The nearest railway station can be found at Swindon, approximately 6 miles away, with services to London Paddington less than an hour in one direction or Bristol Temple Meads an hour in the other, plus many other connections.

Flexible Living
Designed around areas of established trees and woodlands plus generous shared open spaces the development at Highworth will provide luxurious and sustainable family homes built for style, comfort and efficiency in an enviable countryside location. All properties offer flexible living spaces with exceptional attention to detail in all aspects of design, materials and finishing touches. Demonstrating outstanding quality throughout, a Backhouse home is sure to impress for years to come.