Flat 4 The Bottle Factory

Flat 4, The Bottle Factory, is situated within a unique conversion nestled in the heart of Swindon's Old Town. This apartment boasts ample natural light, captivating vaulted ceilings, original features, and a generous amount of living space. The accommodation comprises: A secure communal entrance leading to an impressive atrium/communal area with individual access to all apartments. Two spacious double bedrooms. A well-appointed fitted kitchen with integrated appliances. A generously sized bathroom. A large reception room. Presently, the apartment achieves £950 per calendar month, yielding an attractive 6.5%, making it an ideal buy-to-let investment. The Bottle Factory is just a short stroll from all of Old Town's amenities, including a variety of restaurants, coffee shops, bars, the arts centre, and the Town Gardens. Swindon's bus and train stations are only a 10-minute walk away. Here's a brief historical account of THE BOTTLE FACTORY, OLD TOWN, SWINDON, an impressive and sympathetic conversion completed in 2019: In 1870, Mr. Edwin Robert Ing, a businessman who had owned a chemist at 12 Wood Street since 1855, constructed the building on Lansdown Road at the end of his home's garden to house the "North Wilts Aerated Water Manufactory." He had previously built his home, Walton House on Bath Road in 1868, which was later replaced in the 1980s. Initially, Ing's bottles were simply marked as E.R. ING, then E.R ING & CO, with the introduction of his famous crossed Battle Axe logo, and finally, marked as E.R. ING & SON. In 1973, Ace Soft Drinks, owned by Arkell, took over the premises. In the early 1980s, Ace Soft Drinks converted the building into offices and recording studios for Wyvern Television, later used by Videographics, a media company. Today, this vibrant history makes The Bottle Factory an integral part of Swindon's heritage and a captivating place to call home. **No OFF-STREET Parking or residents parking permits ** CHAIN FREE. Council tax band: B