Stood proudly in a large plot in the village of Nazeing within a picturesque conservation area are three separate barn conversions, each of which are bright, airy, and bursting with character, sold together as one lot.
The main house is a striking three-bedroom detached Grade II listed barn conversion which was first built in 1405 and exudes a welcoming contemporary feel thanks to its high ceilings and characterful exposed wooden beams. In the kitchen, perhaps the most striking feature is the unique well which is currently topped with glass and used as a dining table. Alongside the three double bedrooms, two modern bathrooms complete the accommodation in this barn conversion.
The second two-bedroom barn conversion welcomes natural light in abundance through large windows which line the hallway of the property, while a study, lounge, downstairs washroom, kitchen, and two modern bathrooms allow for comfortable living throughout. Outside, the decking and BBQ area provides space for entertaining with friends and enjoying al fresco dining with views overlooking beautiful surrounds.
A charming one-bedroom barn conversion completes the trio and benefits from a double bedroom, bathroom, and open-plan kitchen/lounge area.
While the properties are cocooned by picturesque countryside, they remain a short drive away from Roydon Rail Station where easy connections can be made into London Liverpool Street. Local amenities including shops and restaurants can also be found in the nearby towns of Loughton, Epping, and Harlow.
