4 bedroom barn conversion for sale

Purchased as a derelict cottage and barn by the current owners in the late 1990's and lovingly converted to create two outstanding properties. The driveway from Upper Carwood drops down into the woods and runs through to a five-bar gate that opens into the gardens and grounds of Palace Barn and Cottage.

Palace Barn has been converted to an exceptional standard with a great deal of oak joinery and beams used throughout along with exposed stonework, the character of the building complements the wonderful layout of accommodation.

Off the entrance hall steps lead up to the fitted kitchen that has an oil-fired Aga at the heart of it. Beyond this is the Sitting / dining room which has a Clearview woodburning stove set in a stone fireplace and a large double height window allowing lots of natural light into the room and onto the galleried landing above. At the other end of the barn is a ground floor bedroom with ensuite and to the rear of the entrance hall is the utility / boot room with door to the rear garden and WC set off it.

An oak staircase rises onto the galleried landing off which is a large study (which has potential for bedroom four) above the sitting room and at the other end of the barn is the principal bedroom suite with ensuite. This bedroom has doors opening onto a balcony from where the most wonderful views are enjoyed.

A further bedroom and a beautifully fitted bathroom with a separate shower and bath as well as bespoke fitted cupboards for excellent storage.

Palace Cottage was home to the owners whilst the conversion of the barn was taking place. It is a charming stone cottage with wonderful views and has since been used as additional accommodation for guests and as a successful holiday let. On the ground floor is a charming sitting room with a galley kitchen to the other side of the hallway and on the first floor are a double bedroom and a large bathroom with a separate shower.

Garden and Grounds
Mature woodland is set to the rear of the cottage and on either side of the track that leads to gate. Once through, the property opens to a large, gravelled driveway that provides plenty of parking space and leads to a superb, detached garage block / workshop that has electricity connected to it.

From the driveway a path runs down to the front of the barn. The gardens to the barn are enclosed by fencing and are mainly lawn with a raised deck to the rear of the property providing a wonderful spot for outside entertaining whilst enjoying the views.

The cottage is separated from the barn by a mature hedge and has a stone terrace to the front to take advantage of the views, whilst the rest of the grounds are mainly laid to lawn.

Services
Mains water supply via Upper Carwood Farm. Mains electricity. Oil fired central heating. Private drainage to a septic tank.

Broadband: the property has access to 4G broadband

In a tranquil location with no other properties visible, it is set at the end of a track accessed off a quiet lane and with an attractive approach through mature woodland that provides great privacy. Palace Barn enjoys a remarkable location overlooking pasture and having far reaching views towards the hills beyond.

The market town of Craven Arms is about 2.5 miles away and has a great range of day-to-day facilities as well as a station on the Manchester to Cardiff line and Mid Wales line running to the Welsh Coast.

The larger towns of Ludlow and Church Stretton provide a slighter wider range of amenities and the county town of Shrewsbury is to the north from where trains run directly into Birmingham.

The surrounding countryside is breath taking and there are wonderful walks over the many miles of footpaths and bridleways that run through the Shropshire Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

Distances
Craven Arms 3 miles | Shrewsbury 22 miles, Ludlow 12 miles, Church Stretton 9 miles
(Distances and time approximate).

Directions (Postcode SY7 8HQ)
From Craven Arms take the A49 north towards Shrewsbury. After about two miles take the second left turn signposted Cheney Longville (not the first, signposted Edgton). Pass over a railway bridge before Lower Barn on the left. Continue through the hamlet of Cheney Longville, and follow the road up a left bank.

After a few minutes pass Wood Cottage on a right-hand bend, before a steep bank up through a wood. The road curves past a large field on the right, and then right by a small wood. As you round the bend you will see Upper Carwood Farm cottages ahead on the left.

Take the left gateway before the farm which has a stile and a telegraph pole on its left. The gatepost has a 'no horses' symbol and black circle sign for Wart Hill Wander on it. On the right a metal gate will be chained open. Palace Barn is at the end of the stone track.

If you pass the track on the right signposted Wart Hill Wander, or the farm cottages on the left, you have gone too far