6 bedroom barn conversion

A stunning barn conversion, sympathetically restored, offering spacious versatile accommodation; set within private grounds approaching ½ an acre, whilst commanding breathtaking countryside views. A private driveway to this exclusive development opens to reveal this beautiful home; presented to an exceptional standard, retaining original period features resulting in a wealth of charm and character whilst offering a complimentary contrast of high end bespoke fitments throughout. The accommodation incorporates a stunning galleried reception hall, an open plan living kitchen which extends to the main lounge and orangery; all principal reception room overlooking the beautifully landscaped south facing gardens enjoying a wonderful flow of natural light, inviting the outdoors inside. The ground floor extends to a cinema / leisure suite and home office, the five double bedrooms are complemented by first and second floor seating areas in addition to a separate first floor lounge or sixth bedroom. Enjoying the most idyllic of settings, positioned on the edge of this much admired and highly sought after village, commanding stunning views over open countryside whilst an abundance of local services include highly regarded schools. Both the M1 and M18 motorways are easily accessible ensuring convenient access to surrounding commercial centres and national train services.

Ground Floor A solid Oak entrance door opens directly into the reception hallway, which provides an impressive introduction to the home, spacious in all aspects, flooded with natural light by a full height window to the original arch of the barn whilst displaying original timbers, trusses and beams into the apex of the building. The hallway has broad oak floorboards, a beautiful bespoke oak staircase to a galleried landing and an exposed stone chimney breast is home to a wood burning stove, immediately setting the scene and demonstrating the high quality finish, a theme which continues throughout this stunning home. A cloakroom presented with a Heritage three-piece suite, includes a wash hand basin, a low flush W.C and a step-in shower. The room has wood panelling to the walls and a Quarry tiled finish to the floor. The home office provides versatile space, has exposed timbers to the ceiling, windows to both front and rear aspects, exposed stonework and broad oak floorboards. To the expanse of one wall oak furniture incorporates cupboard space, desk units, display cabinets and open shelving. The dining room is positioned to the rear aspect of the property, has a window commanding a delightful outlook over the gardens with the ruins to Thorpe Salvin Hall in the backdrop. French doors open directly onto the garden. The room has exposed oak floorboards and a stunning stone fireplace with a Herringbone design brick inset and hearth, which is home to an electric stove. The living kitchen presents exceptional proportions offering sociable accommodation with two windows to the side aspect of the building set within a wall that displays both exposed brick and stonework. Features on display include a stone flagged floor and impressive beams to the ceiling. Set back into an Inglenook style, rustic brick, chimney breast, kitchen furniture includes drawer units which sit beneath a Granite work surface with matching upstands and an inset double Aga, which incorporates an electric hob. A centrally positioned island has an oak surface which extends to breakfast bar, incorporates a drainer and has a Belfast Pot sink. There are pan drawers and a dishwasher beneath. The sitting area is open plan to the rear hallway, which has a wide entrance door opening to the side aspect of the house, exposed floorboards with a central feature, reclaimed stone Mill Wheel. A window with exposed stone surrounds overlooks the garden. The lounge offers generous proportions, has exposed timbers into the apex of the ceiling, two Velux Skylight windows, in addition to full height windows directly overlooking the gardens ensuring a wonderful flow of natural light. There are exposed floorboards, Stonework to one wall, whilst a stunning red brick chimney breast has a stone flagged hearth which is home to a wood burning stove. The garden room enjoys natural light, has a Yorkshire Stone flagged floor, exposed stone and brick work, timbers to the ceiling, whilst one aspect is fully glazed. French doors open directly onto the rear garden terrace encouraging 'Al-Fresco' dining and a wood burning stove is set into the chimney breast. The utility has a Quarry tiled finish to the floor, a window to the front aspect and presents a comprehensive range of bespoke furniture comprising base cupboards with matching drawers, which sit beneath a solid wooden work surface which incorporates a Belfast sink with a mixer tap over. There are wall cupboards with under lighting, an integral Bosch fridge and a Bosch freezer, plumbing for an automatic washing machine and additional space for a larder style fridge freezer. From the utility access is gained to the garage, which has an electronically operated up and over entrance door, power and lighting. The garage is currently used as a storeroom. A generous leisure suite occupies the former triple garage, has two windows to the front aspect and garage doors externally still in occupation. The room has both power and heating, gains access to the boiler room and a separate cloak room presented with a two-piece suite.

First Floor The galleried landing is quite simply stunning, offering a glimpse through the full height window at the rear over the garden, with the ruins of Thorpe Salvin Hall in the backdrop. Windows to the front command views over adjoining countryside and a staircase gives access to the second floor. From the landing a central seating area or dressing room has three Velux Skylight windows, exposed timbers and shelving to one wall and offers a quiet versatile space. The principal bedroom is positioned to the rear aspect of the property, offers generous proportions, has a window with an exposed brick surround to the rear, whilst French doors open onto a Juliette balcony which commands a delightful outlook over the gardens. The room is exposed into the apex of the ceiling, with beams and trusses on display. There are exposed floorboards and En-suite facilities comprising a low flush W.C, a wash hand basin and a step-in shower. A double bedroom enjoys arched windows to both front and rear aspects displaying exposed brickwork, ensuring tremendous levels of natural light, whilst commanding stunning views. There are two additional double rooms to the first floor, one with a wash hand basin and a useful storage cupboard, the other benefitting from En-suite facilities, presenting a modern three-piece suite finished in white, whilst a Juliet balcony with French door opens to a view over the grounds. The family bathroom incorporates a high flush W.C, a pedestal wash hand basin and a free standing roll top bath with claw feet. There is a step-in shower with a rainfall shower head, and windows to two aspects, the rear commanding stunning rural views. The first floor sitting room is beautiful and would make a great sixth double bedroom; with exposed floorboards and timbers into the apex of the ceiling. The gable wall being fully exposed displaying both stone and brickwork which forms an original chimney breast, has a Stone flagged hearth which is home to a wood burning stove. There are Velux Skylight windows, an additional window to the gable end and French doors which open directly onto a Juliette balcony, commanding a delightful outlook over adjoining countryside. From here a door opens onto a Mezzanine seating area, which has steps giving access down to the lounge.

Second Floor A mezzanine sitting area /study commands a stunning outlook across original trusses overlooking the galleried landing. The room has Velux Skylight windows to both front and rear aspects and adjoins the fifth double bedroom which has windows to both front and rear elevations.

Externally A pea gravel driveway extends to the front of the property, providing off road parking for several vehicles, gaining access to both the garage and car port. There are established beds laid to lawn commanding views over open countryside. The rear garden is truly outstanding, enjoys a South facing aspect, privately enclosed and has been professionally landscaped. Spanning the immediate rear aspect of the building, flower beds are well tended and stocked with a varying range of colour. A gravelled seating area positioned directly behind the car port, extends to a walkway giving access to the main garden area. The main garden has a shaped lawn with surrounding Stone flagged walkways, which extend to a patio area that directly overlooks the pond. This section of the garden has a varied range of flowers, shrubs and trees resulting in the most idyllic and private seating area. A decked terrace offers an ideal place for 'Al-Fresco' dining and adjoins part of the ruins to Thorpe Salvin Hall. Outbuildings have been converted from an original piggery, and now present two storerooms and a leisure suite.

Additional Information A Freehold property with mains, water, electricity and drainage. Oil fired central heating. Fixtures and fittings by separate negotiation. Irrigation system to the external flower beds. Internal and external surround sound system. Worcester Boiler (6 months old) with a 7 year warranty. Council Tax Band – G. The driveway belongs to the property and neighbouring homes have an access and commitment to any cost relating to works carried out. 1967 & MISDESCRIPTION ACT 1991 - When instructed to market this property every effort was made by visual inspection and from information supplied by the vendor to provide these details which are for description purposes only. Certain information was not verified, and we advise that the details are checked to your personal satisfaction. In particular, none of the services or fittings and equipment have been tested nor have any boundaries been confirmed with the registered deed plans. Fine & Country or any persons in their employment cannot give any representations of warranty whatsoever in relation to this property and we would ask prospective purchasers to bear this in mind when formulating their offer. We advise purchasers to have these areas checked by their own surveyor, solicitor and tradesman. Fine & Country accept no responsibility for errors or omissions. These particulars do not form the basis of any contract nor constitute any part of an offer of a contract.

Directions From Worksop take the A57 to Shireoaks roundabout and follow the signposts to Thorpe Salvin. In the village pass the Parish Oven Restaurant and turn right onto Ladyfield Road, pass the drive signed Thorpe Hall and take the next driveway 50 meters on. As you enter the drive stay to the left.