3 bedroom barn conversion for sale

Stunning Grade II Listed barn conversion, superbly presented to an extremely high standard, with generous gardens and off-street parking

The property has undergone an extensive renovation programme to an extremely high standard, by the current owners

PROPERTY DESCRIPTION
Truly stunning and superbly presented Grade II Listed barn conversion, converted in 1992, with a ground floor extension added in 1995 and first floor extension added in 2004
The property has undergone an extensive renovation programme by the current owners, to an extremely high standard, with a number of improvements such as laminated wood flooring, bespoke hand-built kitchen, well-appointed bathrooms, and repointing of both gable end walls, as well as newly fitted Calarel front windows, new French doors to the principal bedroom, and a lined chimney in the sitting room
The good-size entrance hall has a beautiful winding staircase with an attractive wooden balustrade, a built-in storage cupboard, and good quality laminate wood flooring
The impressive bespoke hand-built kitchen offers a good selection of floor units and open storage, fitted oak shelving, fitted pantry cupboard, blend of composite work surfaces with inset Belfast sink, fitted Everhot compact electric range cooker, built-in dishwasher, space and plumbing for washing machine, recess for large fridge-freezer, and good-quality laminate wood flooring. An opening leads to the dining room with French doors to the snug
The dual aspect snug, has good views of the terrace to the rear of the property, with French doors with external steps to the gravelled side gardens, as well as exposed stone walling and a central oak beam
The charming sitting room, offers a wealth of period features, such as a stone-built fireplace incorporating a cast-iron wood burner, with oak mantel and tiled hearth, hand-built integrated shelving with tongue and groove panelling, oak central ceiling beam and the original loophole with part-exposed stonework, as well as high-quality fitted carpet
On the first floor, the landing area is generous in size, with a lovely high ceiling, exposed horizontal oak beams, airing cupboard and access to the boarded loft space
The principal bedroom is particularly outstanding, with wooden French doors connecting to the original Tallet steps, exposed oak ceiling beams and attractive wall lights, with an adjoining well-appointed and contemporary en-suite, consisting of a fitted bath, floating vanity wash-hand basin and concealed wc, as well as a range of built-in double wardrobes with fitted heaters
The second bedroom is approached through the study area, with the benefit of a range of built-in wardrobe cupboards, as well as a roof light and exposed ceiling beams
The third bedroom is also double in size, with a dual-aspect and the wonderful feature of the original oak A-frame with fixing brackets
The shower room, consists of a stylish suite with brushed brass fixtures, a walk-in shower cubicle with rain-shower over, vanity sink and concealed wc, heated towel rail and laminated wood flooring
EPC Band E
If this is a lettings investment, we would recommend a lettings guide price in the region of £2,500 pcm

OUTGOINGS
Council tax – band F
Tax payable for 2026/27 - £3,275.96

SERVICES
Mains water and electricity are connected
Private septic tank drainage
Oil fired central heating
Average broadband speeds advertised within this postcode are up to 53.1 Mbps if provider is BT

SITUATION
Turkdean is a charming village nestled in the heart of the Cotswolds, lying within the Cotswolds National Landscape
Grade I listed All Saints Church
Amenities can be found a short distance away in Bourton-on-the-Water, Northleach and Stow-on-the-Wold
Other larger centres can be found at Cheltenham and Cirencester
Well regarded local schools and colleges can be found in the surrounding villages, including Cold Aston CofE Primary School, Northleach CofE Primary School, Bourton-on-the-Water Primary School, The Cotswold Academy, Bourton on the Water, and Cheltenham College and Cheltenham Ladies’ College
Oxford and London are accessible via the A44/M40 or mainline rail services from Kingham and Moreton-in-Marsh to London Paddington, Oxford and the Midlands

OUTSIDE
The front garden is laid to lawn, interspersed with small tree plantings and retained by low-level Cotswold walling, with a gravelled drive for several vehicles, leading to the rear of the property
The rear garden is paved and interspersed with planting beds, leading to a stone-built outbuilding, with wooden door access, vaulted ceiling, light and power, offering the ideal space to be converted into a home office/studio