No longer on the market
This property is no longer on the market
Floorplan
Map3 bedroom house
Chain-free
Study
Sold STC
House
3 beds
2 baths
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Ask agent
Features and description
- A beautifully converted barn
- Versatile two storey living
- Ground floor living a possibility
- Three or four bedrooms
- Lovely views over fields
- Parking and cart shed
- No onward chain
A beautiful, high specification, family home, converted from a traditional barn, with parking, cart shed and rural views, in a courtyard setting within a rural hamlet, yet within easy reach of facilities and services.
Paddock View
This high specification home sits within a former farmyard, that was converted in 2009, creating just four stylish, individual properties.
Paddock View offers two storey, versatile accommodation, with scope for total ground floor living if required. The owner, who purchased the property from new, has been diligent with the maintenance and has carried out some useful upgrades. A blend of traditional and modern materials and fittings, gives the property a warm but contemporary feel, with plenty of character. The oak doors and polished oak and slate floors, provide a quality feel, and the exposed stone and brickwork, along with the roof timbers, give a hint of the age and construction of the original building.
The entrance door leads into the high-ceilinged reception hall which has a slate floor and good storage cupboard beneath the stairs.
Double doors lead through to the living room, which offers ample space for formal dining to one end and relaxation around the wood burner, set into a handsome, reclaimed brick chimney, to the other end. A large window and two sets of French doors, face east, flooding the room with light, and give access to the garden and provide a far-reaching view over the neighbouring fields.
Double doors open to the kitchen/breakfast room, which has recently been upgraded with a new furniture by Kuchen Kraft. There are wall and base units with quartz work surfaces and an inset twin sink. The Everhot range cooker, is a cosy and practical focal point, supplemented by an additional electric oven and a microwave. There is copious amounts of storage and integrated appliances, including a large fridge and separate, full-size freezer, a wine fridge and a dishwasher. The breakfast bar provides ample space for daily dining. Doors open to the garden.
From the hall there is access to the well-proportioned study, which has a window over-looking the courtyard. This can also serve as the fourth bedroom if required. The well-appointed bathroom is adjacent, which also serves the third bedroom, which is set across the hall.
On the first floor, the spacious landing could provide a second study area if required. The principal bedroom is a wonderful size and has a view over the fields. A walk-in wardrobe provides great clothes storage. The spacious en suite, with bath / shower, WC and basin, is adjacent.
The second bedroom is similar in size to the main bedroom, and has the same rural view. It has a built-in double wardrobe. From the landing, there is a huge storeroom, which is sufficiently large for conversion to a further en suite bathroom, if required.
The house sits within the courtyard and has two parking spaces to the front, as well as a parking bay and log storage in the cart shed opposite. A gated path provides further log storage and access to the rear garden. A large, paved patio spans the back of the house, almost extending the accommodation on a fine day. The remainder of the garden is lawned, with shaped beds and borders. Raised, vegetable beds are set to one side, along with a weatherproof garden shed. There are views across the fields, beyond.
Services
Mains water and electricity. Private, shared drainage system. LPG heating. |
Tenure
Freehold, with vacant possession.
Shared Maintenance
Each property owner pays into a fund for the maintenance of the common courtyard and the sewerage treatment plant.
Paddock View
This high specification home sits within a former farmyard, that was converted in 2009, creating just four stylish, individual properties.
Paddock View offers two storey, versatile accommodation, with scope for total ground floor living if required. The owner, who purchased the property from new, has been diligent with the maintenance and has carried out some useful upgrades. A blend of traditional and modern materials and fittings, gives the property a warm but contemporary feel, with plenty of character. The oak doors and polished oak and slate floors, provide a quality feel, and the exposed stone and brickwork, along with the roof timbers, give a hint of the age and construction of the original building.
The entrance door leads into the high-ceilinged reception hall which has a slate floor and good storage cupboard beneath the stairs.
Double doors lead through to the living room, which offers ample space for formal dining to one end and relaxation around the wood burner, set into a handsome, reclaimed brick chimney, to the other end. A large window and two sets of French doors, face east, flooding the room with light, and give access to the garden and provide a far-reaching view over the neighbouring fields.
Double doors open to the kitchen/breakfast room, which has recently been upgraded with a new furniture by Kuchen Kraft. There are wall and base units with quartz work surfaces and an inset twin sink. The Everhot range cooker, is a cosy and practical focal point, supplemented by an additional electric oven and a microwave. There is copious amounts of storage and integrated appliances, including a large fridge and separate, full-size freezer, a wine fridge and a dishwasher. The breakfast bar provides ample space for daily dining. Doors open to the garden.
From the hall there is access to the well-proportioned study, which has a window over-looking the courtyard. This can also serve as the fourth bedroom if required. The well-appointed bathroom is adjacent, which also serves the third bedroom, which is set across the hall.
On the first floor, the spacious landing could provide a second study area if required. The principal bedroom is a wonderful size and has a view over the fields. A walk-in wardrobe provides great clothes storage. The spacious en suite, with bath / shower, WC and basin, is adjacent.
The second bedroom is similar in size to the main bedroom, and has the same rural view. It has a built-in double wardrobe. From the landing, there is a huge storeroom, which is sufficiently large for conversion to a further en suite bathroom, if required.
The house sits within the courtyard and has two parking spaces to the front, as well as a parking bay and log storage in the cart shed opposite. A gated path provides further log storage and access to the rear garden. A large, paved patio spans the back of the house, almost extending the accommodation on a fine day. The remainder of the garden is lawned, with shaped beds and borders. Raised, vegetable beds are set to one side, along with a weatherproof garden shed. There are views across the fields, beyond.
Services
Mains water and electricity. Private, shared drainage system. LPG heating. |
Tenure
Freehold, with vacant possession.
Shared Maintenance
Each property owner pays into a fund for the maintenance of the common courtyard and the sewerage treatment plant.
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