3 bedroom detached house

A superb conversion of a range of traditional stone barns to provide excellent 'live/work' accommodation across two buildings with planning consent permitting commercial/business activity from certain parts of the property. Automated gates open onto a large parking area with the two barns beyond. Built of stone and cedar clad elevations under tiled roof the property is notable for its large windows and glazed sliding doors which combine to provide light and easy access to the garden. The main barn provides a range of large rooms including a spacious sitting room with wood burning stove and benefitting from a triple aspect. The large kitchen/breakfast room has appealing hand built cabinets which incorporate a larder cupboard, Falcon stove, a Miele dishwasher. and large Fisher and Paykel american style fridge/freezer. There is a central island with cupboards and drawers and all is topped with Calacatta quartz worktops and splashback. There is an oak floor which continues into the neighbouring studio room which is at the centre of the property and has glazed sliding doors onto the garden. This room has doors opening to the sitting room and the study and has the staircase leading to the first floor. Adjacent to the kitchen and with its own access to the parking area is the useful boot room with tiled floor which continues into the neighbouring cloakroom and the utility room.

The first floor provides a delightful principal bedroom suite with walk in wardrobe, fitted wardrobes and drawers and an ensuite shower room. There are two other rooms on this floor and a well-appointed family bathroom with bath and separate shower.

The separate annexe barn has a southerly aspect with extensive floor to ceiling windows and glazed sliding doors. A central hall provides suitable space for a gym/studio or office with a cloakroom off. There are two valuable self-contained units which provide potential for use as offices, treatment rooms or Air B&B.

The gardens are walled on all sides and have gravel paths bordered by lawns with cypress trees and a row of espaliered 'Red Robin' along the western boundary wall.

Woolley is a picturesque hamlet close to Bradford on Avon and known for The Woolley Grange Hotel. The Court Barns are situated behind a high stone wall and approached off a no through lane within the hamlet. Bradford on Avon is an historic Saxon town which meets all day today requirements and has a railway station with services to Salisbury, Bath and Bristol. The Georgian city of Bath provides extensive leisure, cultural, sporting and educational facilities (with two universities and five independent schools). There are mainline rail services to London Paddington from both Bath Spa and Chippenham station - from 75 minutes and 60 minutes respectively.