Floorplan
Map4 bedroom detached house
Featured
Study
Detached house
4 beds
3 baths
3207
EPC rating: F
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Service charge: £200 per annum
Council tax: Band H
Broadband: Super-fast 80Mbps *
Mobile signal:
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Features and description
- A rare combination of period character and contemporary styling
- Beautifully presented and surrounded by glorious countryside
- Stunning period home with a host of character features
- Beautiful landscaped garden backing on to open fields
- The garden features a superb outside kitchen and detached outbuilding/gym
- EPC Rating = F
A stunning, beautifully presented converted barn with landscaped gardens, forming part of a small development of period properties.
Description
A rare combination of period character and contemporary styling. Forming part of a small development of period properties, at one time in the grounds of Sheepcote Manor and surrounded by glorious countryside, this wonderfully improved Grade II listed barn conversion, thought to be about 350 years old with later additions, offers superb spacious and versatile accommodation with a host of character features including an abundance of exposed timbers, brickwork and vaulted ceilings. The building has a fascinating history, having been owned by both The Crazy Gang in the 1930s and later by Denham Studios, during which time it was reputedly visited by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and Princess Margaret.
Theatre Barn is a stunning and dramatic home, with the ancient timbers of the barn roof and structure showcased throughout. The ground floor open plan reception space is mostly vaulted and naturally divided by exposed beams comprising two seating areas, a dining room and an orangery overlooking the garden. A well-appointed kitchen is located to the front with an excellent range of units, integrated appliances and granite worktops. A central island gives further storage and breakfast bar seating alongside a useful workstation. Stone flooring and underfloor heating extends to most of the reception space. Just off the dining room is a characterful boot room with access to the garage.
There are three double bedrooms, full of character and a beautifully appointed family shower room on the ground floor. The principal bedroom is a fine room with built-in bespoke wardrobes and a luxurious en suite bathroom. Double doors open on to the outside patio. Two further beautifully presented bedrooms both have fitted wardrobes.
On the first floor, a stunning vaulted mezzanine is galleried to the rooms below, with glass balustrades and a spacious corner area providing a perfect spot for a cinema/TV room. The mezzanine leads to a family shower room and an additional bedroom with built in wardrobes, while a further set of stairs opens to another charming space, ideal as a study and giving superb elevated views.
The property benefits from Control 4, a smart home operating system; CCTC and built-in speakers in the kitchen, orangery, cinema room, garden & outside kitchen/bar.
The Theatre Barn enjoys a quiet and picturesque setting with fields and countryside beyond, yet with the security of neighbours nearby. A long gravel drive leads to a parking area with space for three cars and the large double garage, which benefits from a kitchen area with fitted storage units, appliances and worktops. A garden gate leads to the landscaped courtyard to the front of the house, well screened with mature shrubs and hedging. The rear garden is a delight, designed in a beautiful Italianate style with well stocked beds and borders, a lawn area and a central water feature. A gravelled path to the side lined with olive trees leads to the gym (with air conditioning) which could equally be used as a home/office. Adjacent is a decked area, incorporating a day bed, gas firepit and hot tub, overlooking the open fields to the rear. Adjoining the house is a charming patio with a deck and firepit area. A particular highlight of the garden is the superb outside kitchen and bar, fully fitted, complete with heaters, appliances and pizza oven, perfect for entertaining family and friends. In addition there is an integrated water irrigation system.
Location
One of the best combinations of country space and a quick commute to London, Theatre Barn is superbly situated in a secluded courtyard development, close to the market town of Beaconsfield.
The area is popular with commuters as communication links in the area are excellent. There is a mainline train service which runs to London Marylebone from Beaconsfield and High Wycombe. There are also train services, including the Elizabeth Line, to London Paddington from Bourne End via Maidenhead. The M40 is accessible from Beaconsfield (J2) and Loudwater (J3). The A404 Marlow bypass enables access to the M4 (J8/9).
Everyday amenities can be found at Wooburn Green and Bourne End while more comprehensive facilities are available in Beaconsfield and High Wycombe.
The county is one of the few to maintain grammar schools which include The Royal Grammar School and John Hampden, High Wycombe (both for boys), Wycombe and Beaconsfield High Schools (both for girls). Private schools include Godstowe, The Beacon, High March, Caldicott, Davenies and Wycombe Abbey to name a few.
Square Footage: 3,896 sq ft
Directions
From central Beaconsfield follow the A40 west signposted High Wycombe. Just before Holtspur turn left into Broad Lane. Proceed along this road and take the next turning on the left into Wooburn Common Road. Pass Odds Farm and take the second turning on the left. The property can be found on the left hand side.
Additional Info
Services: Water and electricity connected. Oil fired central heating. Private drainage. Please note that none of the services have been tested.
Agents Note: The property has private drainage and it may not be compliant with the government regulations/registered with the appropriate body.
Description
A rare combination of period character and contemporary styling. Forming part of a small development of period properties, at one time in the grounds of Sheepcote Manor and surrounded by glorious countryside, this wonderfully improved Grade II listed barn conversion, thought to be about 350 years old with later additions, offers superb spacious and versatile accommodation with a host of character features including an abundance of exposed timbers, brickwork and vaulted ceilings. The building has a fascinating history, having been owned by both The Crazy Gang in the 1930s and later by Denham Studios, during which time it was reputedly visited by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and Princess Margaret.
Theatre Barn is a stunning and dramatic home, with the ancient timbers of the barn roof and structure showcased throughout. The ground floor open plan reception space is mostly vaulted and naturally divided by exposed beams comprising two seating areas, a dining room and an orangery overlooking the garden. A well-appointed kitchen is located to the front with an excellent range of units, integrated appliances and granite worktops. A central island gives further storage and breakfast bar seating alongside a useful workstation. Stone flooring and underfloor heating extends to most of the reception space. Just off the dining room is a characterful boot room with access to the garage.
There are three double bedrooms, full of character and a beautifully appointed family shower room on the ground floor. The principal bedroom is a fine room with built-in bespoke wardrobes and a luxurious en suite bathroom. Double doors open on to the outside patio. Two further beautifully presented bedrooms both have fitted wardrobes.
On the first floor, a stunning vaulted mezzanine is galleried to the rooms below, with glass balustrades and a spacious corner area providing a perfect spot for a cinema/TV room. The mezzanine leads to a family shower room and an additional bedroom with built in wardrobes, while a further set of stairs opens to another charming space, ideal as a study and giving superb elevated views.
The property benefits from Control 4, a smart home operating system; CCTC and built-in speakers in the kitchen, orangery, cinema room, garden & outside kitchen/bar.
The Theatre Barn enjoys a quiet and picturesque setting with fields and countryside beyond, yet with the security of neighbours nearby. A long gravel drive leads to a parking area with space for three cars and the large double garage, which benefits from a kitchen area with fitted storage units, appliances and worktops. A garden gate leads to the landscaped courtyard to the front of the house, well screened with mature shrubs and hedging. The rear garden is a delight, designed in a beautiful Italianate style with well stocked beds and borders, a lawn area and a central water feature. A gravelled path to the side lined with olive trees leads to the gym (with air conditioning) which could equally be used as a home/office. Adjacent is a decked area, incorporating a day bed, gas firepit and hot tub, overlooking the open fields to the rear. Adjoining the house is a charming patio with a deck and firepit area. A particular highlight of the garden is the superb outside kitchen and bar, fully fitted, complete with heaters, appliances and pizza oven, perfect for entertaining family and friends. In addition there is an integrated water irrigation system.
Location
One of the best combinations of country space and a quick commute to London, Theatre Barn is superbly situated in a secluded courtyard development, close to the market town of Beaconsfield.
The area is popular with commuters as communication links in the area are excellent. There is a mainline train service which runs to London Marylebone from Beaconsfield and High Wycombe. There are also train services, including the Elizabeth Line, to London Paddington from Bourne End via Maidenhead. The M40 is accessible from Beaconsfield (J2) and Loudwater (J3). The A404 Marlow bypass enables access to the M4 (J8/9).
Everyday amenities can be found at Wooburn Green and Bourne End while more comprehensive facilities are available in Beaconsfield and High Wycombe.
The county is one of the few to maintain grammar schools which include The Royal Grammar School and John Hampden, High Wycombe (both for boys), Wycombe and Beaconsfield High Schools (both for girls). Private schools include Godstowe, The Beacon, High March, Caldicott, Davenies and Wycombe Abbey to name a few.
Square Footage: 3,896 sq ft
Directions
From central Beaconsfield follow the A40 west signposted High Wycombe. Just before Holtspur turn left into Broad Lane. Proceed along this road and take the next turning on the left into Wooburn Common Road. Pass Odds Farm and take the second turning on the left. The property can be found on the left hand side.
Additional Info
Services: Water and electricity connected. Oil fired central heating. Private drainage. Please note that none of the services have been tested.
Agents Note: The property has private drainage and it may not be compliant with the government regulations/registered with the appropriate body.
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