Barcote Farm comprises an attractive 5 bedroom Grade II Listed 17th Century farmhouse overlooking the Thames Valley, with traditional outbuildings set in about 200 acres of arable and organic pasture.


Barcote Farmhouse
Barcote Farmhouse is constructed of limestone under a stone slate roof and is thought to have been constructed in the 17th Century with 18th and 20th Century additions.

The farmhouse provides well laid out family accommodation and comprises three reception rooms, five bedrooms and three bathrooms and loft space over three floors.

A formal entrance hall with flagstone floor leads to the main reception rooms – a well proportioned dining room with two large sash windows and views onto the gardens, and a warming living room complete with open fireplace. A kitchen / breakfast room leading into a bright garden room with original bread oven and sliding doors opening onto the rear patio. In addition, there is an oak panelled study, a utility room and a boiler room.

Upstairs, there is a principal bedroom suite and dressing room with views over the pretty terraced garden. There are four further good sized bedrooms and two bathrooms, one on the half landing leading up to a second floor bedroom and further two attic rooms which could be converted to provide additional accommodation. The house is in need of modernisation.

Gardens and Grounds
The garden offers a mixture of formal and informal features. Yew hedges, walls and paths create a number of “garden rooms” and parterres from which the view over the Thames Valley can be enjoyed.

Set away from the house is a brick and tile barn, known as the Red Barn with sliding timber doors, hayloft and concrete floor. The barn is currently used for stabling, agricultural purposes and as a 'party barn'. With views over the land, the barn would be are suitable for conversion to ancillary accommodation or other uses, subject to securing the necessary planning permission.

Land
The land extends to approximately 46 acres (18 hectares) of permanent pasture interspersed with parkland trees and bordered by mature hedgerows. The land to the north, immediately around Barcote Farmhouse runs back up the valley towards the village of Littleworth, whilst undulating to the south, allowing for far-reaching views towards the River Thames and surrounding countryside.

The grassland is registered organic with Organic Farmers & Growers.

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