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Map3 bedroom barn conversion for sale
Perton, Nr Stoke Edith, Hereford
Solar panels
Barn conversion
3 beds
3 baths
EPC rating: D
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band F
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Features and description
- Living space on the first floor
- Exclusive development
- Detached barn conversion
- Landscaped garden, parking & carport
- Approximately 1,600 square feet
- 3 bedrooms (2 en-suite)
This superb detached barn conversion is pleasantly located on an exclusive development of just eight properties in the small hamlet of Perton, between the cathedral city of Hereford (6 miles) and the market town of Ledbury (8 miles) with the M50 (junction2) link.
Local amenities are at the village of Bartestree where there is a shop, fish and chip shop, public house, village hall, sports playing field, nursery school and primary school and the property falls within the catchment of Bishop of Herefords Bluecoat secondary school.
Recently converted in the early 1990s to a very high standard with gas central heating and double glazing the property provides attractive "upside-down" accommodation with the living space designed to take advantage of the lovely rear views with a particular feature being the full height ceiling and exposed beams, in addition there are solar panels, two parking spaces and a carport and an attractive and manageable garden.
To fully appreciate this property we highly recommend an inspection.
Full Description - This superb detached barn conversion is pleasantly located on an exclusive development of just eight properties in the small hamlet of Perton, between the cathedral city of Hereford (6 miles) and the market town of Ledbury (8 miles) with the M50 (junction2) link.
Local amenities are at the village of Bartestree where there is a shop, fish and chip shop, public house, village hall, sports playing field, nursery school and primary school and the property falls within the catchment of Bishop of Herefords Bluecoat secondary school.
Recently converted in the early 1990s to a very high standard with gas central heating and double glazing the property provides attractive "upside-down" accommodation with the living space designed to take advantage of the lovely rear views with a particular feature being the full height ceiling and exposed beams, in addition there are solar panels, two parking spaces and a carport and an attractive and manageable garden.
To fully appreciate this property we highly recommend an inspection.
Reception Hall - With part full height ceiling, floor to ceiling glazing with entrance door, flagstone floor and two radiators.
Bedroom 1 With En-Suite - With exposed stonework, patio doors to the rear, radiator access to the ensuite bathroom with large spa bath, wash hand basin and WC, tiled walls and floor, radiator, electric heater and three windows.
Bedroom 2 - With radiator, hatch to the roof space, two full length windows and a further exterior door to the front courtyard.
Shower Room - With tiled walls and floor, a double shower cubicle with mains overhead fitment, wash hand basin, WC, bidet, shaver point, radiator and a wall mounted electric heater.
Bedroom 3 With En-Suite - With radiator, three arrow slit windows, two full length windows to the front and the ensuite shower room with tiled walls and floor, shower cubicle with mains fitment and glass screen, wash hand basin, WC, bidet, radiator, wall mounted electric heater and two windows.
Plant Room - Which houses the gas fired central boiler, the hot water cylinder, electric meters and solar panel invertor.
Inner Hall - With radiator and staircase to the first floor.
Open Plan First Floor - Which has full height ceilings with exposed timbers and stonework.
Living Room - With stone fireplace and gas, imitation coal burning fire, flagstone mantle and hearth and a radiator.
Dining Area - With windows to both the front and rear providing lovely views over farmland towards Shucknall Hill.
Kitchen/Breakfast Room - Fitted with a range of bespoke wall and base units with oak work surfaces, a twin porcelain sink unit with granite drainers to either side, a terracotta tiled floor, a dresser style unit, integrated dishwasher, washing machine and tumble dryer,space for a range style cooker with gas/electric supply and an oak breakfast bar.
Outside - The property is approached by a shared cobbled driveway that leads to a paved courtyard, a pathway leads to the front of the property where there is a flagstone courtyard area with a part cider mill, the path then continues to the side where there is a garden shed, a further paved patio (leading off bedroom2). The rear garden has been attractively landscaped with a raised paved patio, a hardwood pergola, there is a lawn with flower beds, ornamental shrubs and trees, a circular brick paved area with iron gazebo over with seating and to the bottom corner of the garden there is a further paved seating area.There is an outside water tap and further access to the side patio. The property has designated parking for two vehicles plus there is a carport.
Directions - What3Words ///song.breeze.irritableFrom Hereford proceed towards Ledbury on the A438 and continue through Lugwardine, Bartestree and Dormington, then turn right for Perton. Continue for 1/4 mile, turn right (just past Perton Court) and then immediately right into the development. The Hay Barn is located towards the end and the parking spaces are the last 2 on the left, immediately before going into the courtyard with the car ports
Services - Mains water, electricity and gas are connected with private (shared) drainage.
Outgoings - Council tax band F - £3,250.69 payable 2024/2025Water rates are payable.There is a service charge of £63.70 per month to cover the costs of maintenance of the drainage system and common areas plus the running costs of the lighting system.
Viewings - Strictly by appointment through the Agent, Flint & Cook, Hereford[use Contact Agent Button].
Money Laundering Regulations - Prospective purchasers will be asked to produce identification, address verification and proof of funds at the time of making an offer.
Opening Hours - Monday - Friday9.00 am - 5.30 pmSaturday 9.00 am - 1.00 pm
Local amenities are at the village of Bartestree where there is a shop, fish and chip shop, public house, village hall, sports playing field, nursery school and primary school and the property falls within the catchment of Bishop of Herefords Bluecoat secondary school.
Recently converted in the early 1990s to a very high standard with gas central heating and double glazing the property provides attractive "upside-down" accommodation with the living space designed to take advantage of the lovely rear views with a particular feature being the full height ceiling and exposed beams, in addition there are solar panels, two parking spaces and a carport and an attractive and manageable garden.
To fully appreciate this property we highly recommend an inspection.
Full Description - This superb detached barn conversion is pleasantly located on an exclusive development of just eight properties in the small hamlet of Perton, between the cathedral city of Hereford (6 miles) and the market town of Ledbury (8 miles) with the M50 (junction2) link.
Local amenities are at the village of Bartestree where there is a shop, fish and chip shop, public house, village hall, sports playing field, nursery school and primary school and the property falls within the catchment of Bishop of Herefords Bluecoat secondary school.
Recently converted in the early 1990s to a very high standard with gas central heating and double glazing the property provides attractive "upside-down" accommodation with the living space designed to take advantage of the lovely rear views with a particular feature being the full height ceiling and exposed beams, in addition there are solar panels, two parking spaces and a carport and an attractive and manageable garden.
To fully appreciate this property we highly recommend an inspection.
Reception Hall - With part full height ceiling, floor to ceiling glazing with entrance door, flagstone floor and two radiators.
Bedroom 1 With En-Suite - With exposed stonework, patio doors to the rear, radiator access to the ensuite bathroom with large spa bath, wash hand basin and WC, tiled walls and floor, radiator, electric heater and three windows.
Bedroom 2 - With radiator, hatch to the roof space, two full length windows and a further exterior door to the front courtyard.
Shower Room - With tiled walls and floor, a double shower cubicle with mains overhead fitment, wash hand basin, WC, bidet, shaver point, radiator and a wall mounted electric heater.
Bedroom 3 With En-Suite - With radiator, three arrow slit windows, two full length windows to the front and the ensuite shower room with tiled walls and floor, shower cubicle with mains fitment and glass screen, wash hand basin, WC, bidet, radiator, wall mounted electric heater and two windows.
Plant Room - Which houses the gas fired central boiler, the hot water cylinder, electric meters and solar panel invertor.
Inner Hall - With radiator and staircase to the first floor.
Open Plan First Floor - Which has full height ceilings with exposed timbers and stonework.
Living Room - With stone fireplace and gas, imitation coal burning fire, flagstone mantle and hearth and a radiator.
Dining Area - With windows to both the front and rear providing lovely views over farmland towards Shucknall Hill.
Kitchen/Breakfast Room - Fitted with a range of bespoke wall and base units with oak work surfaces, a twin porcelain sink unit with granite drainers to either side, a terracotta tiled floor, a dresser style unit, integrated dishwasher, washing machine and tumble dryer,space for a range style cooker with gas/electric supply and an oak breakfast bar.
Outside - The property is approached by a shared cobbled driveway that leads to a paved courtyard, a pathway leads to the front of the property where there is a flagstone courtyard area with a part cider mill, the path then continues to the side where there is a garden shed, a further paved patio (leading off bedroom2). The rear garden has been attractively landscaped with a raised paved patio, a hardwood pergola, there is a lawn with flower beds, ornamental shrubs and trees, a circular brick paved area with iron gazebo over with seating and to the bottom corner of the garden there is a further paved seating area.There is an outside water tap and further access to the side patio. The property has designated parking for two vehicles plus there is a carport.
Directions - What3Words ///song.breeze.irritableFrom Hereford proceed towards Ledbury on the A438 and continue through Lugwardine, Bartestree and Dormington, then turn right for Perton. Continue for 1/4 mile, turn right (just past Perton Court) and then immediately right into the development. The Hay Barn is located towards the end and the parking spaces are the last 2 on the left, immediately before going into the courtyard with the car ports
Services - Mains water, electricity and gas are connected with private (shared) drainage.
Outgoings - Council tax band F - £3,250.69 payable 2024/2025Water rates are payable.There is a service charge of £63.70 per month to cover the costs of maintenance of the drainage system and common areas plus the running costs of the lighting system.
Viewings - Strictly by appointment through the Agent, Flint & Cook, Hereford[use Contact Agent Button].
Money Laundering Regulations - Prospective purchasers will be asked to produce identification, address verification and proof of funds at the time of making an offer.
Opening Hours - Monday - Friday9.00 am - 5.30 pmSaturday 9.00 am - 1.00 pm
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About this agent
Gerard Flint and Jonathan Cook joined in Partnership in 1996. Previously Gerard, who is a qualified Chartered Surveyor, had been responsible for the Hereford and Bromyard branches of Lear & Lear, a large multi-office firm, subsequently running these offices under his own name. Jonathan started his career in Estate Agency in Hereford in the mid-1980s. Working for the National Company G A Property Services, Jonathan continued his career as manager of the Hereford branch, which became one of the most successful in the region. Flint and Cook have become one of the leading privately owned firms of Chartered Surveyors and Estate Agents in the County. The Company expanded in 2001 with the opening of a new office in Ross-on-Wye, thereby strengthening Flint & Cook’s area of operation in South Herefordshire. Our employees are carefully chosen and are trained both in-house and through the National Association of Estate Agents. Flint and Cook offices are strategically situated in Hereford City, Ross-on-Wye and Bromyard Town to provide an unrivalled Estate Agency service across Herefordshire. The main office in Hereford is situated in King Street, the City’s main professional sector, close to the Cathedral. Bromyard’s High Street Office is prominently situated and deals with the sale of town and rural property in North Herefordshire. In Ross-on-Wye the office is situated in the main High Street and provides a service across South Herefordshire.