SN6 Bunce Ashbury, Idstone Road, Ashbury, Swindon

Existing Industrial Estate With Development Potential (Subject to Planning)

The site comprises a number of industrial buildings constructed over the past 70 years all of which are currently in use. There is also a detached, two storey office building and dedicated parking areas.

To the rear of the site lies an area of largely undeveloped brownfield land which makes up approximately one third of the total site area.

On the southern and western boundaries the site is predominantly surrounded by open fields. To the north and east the site borders mainly residential properties.

Access is via an existing shared access road from Idstone Road.

Site Area

The site area extends to approximately 1.48 hectares (3.66 acres). The site density of the existing buildings is approximately just 23%.

The Bunce Ashbury Industrial Estate is situated in an elevated position on the edge of the picturesque village of Ashbury on the boundary of the North Wessex Downs. The Ridgeway runs just a few hundred meters to the south.

The village is accessed via the B4507 Idstone Road and is approximately 8 miles from the Commonhead Roundabout at Swindon which provides direct access onto the A419 dual carriageway and Junction 15 of the M4. The A419 also provides easy access to J11(a) of the M5 motorway to the north at Gloucester.

Ashbury retains a strong sense of community and with a primary school, church, pub and shop. The larger village of Shrivenham is 3.7 miles to the South.

Nearby Swindon provides all of the benefits of a major regional town including the renowned McArthur Glen Designer Outlet Village within the regenerated railway works. Ittts also home to businesses including Nationwide, Intel and Amazon as well as the National Trust and English Heritage.

Swindon train station provides direct links to London Paddington in under 1 hour and Bristol Templemeads in 40 minutes.