The property is a beautifully presented detached barn located in a special landscape area and believed to date from the late 1700's and early 1800's.

It is built of clay lump and has an interior local oak frame with a cavity wall between, offering a high level of insulation. The exterior is part rendered under a clay pantile roof.

Internally there are a wealth of features including exposed timbers, oak and stone floors, vaulted ceilings and large windows allowing the light to flood into the interior.

The flexible ground floor accommodation is well proportioned with an impressive entrance hall giving access to the boot room and cloakroom as well as leading through into a spectacular double height hall with views out onto the stunning rear courtyard.

Leading off the inner hall is the spacious drawing room with French doors out into the courtyard and the sitting room, which benefits from a wood burner with bressumer over.

The dining room leads into the kitchen which has a combination of wall and base mounted units, fridge, induction hob, Neff oven and microwave, freezer and dishwasher. The breakfast room is light and airy benefiting from views across the lawned gardens.

The two eastern wings of the barn provide very flexible accommodation with one side accommodating two study's and the other could potentially be a self-contained annexe, both with separate vehicular and pedestrian access.

On the first floor there is a gallery landing off which lie the principal bedroom with en suite shower room and 3 further double bedrooms and 2 bathrooms (1 en suite).

OUTSIDE
The house is approached through an electric wooden gate and onto a circular gravelled drive which culminates in a wide parking sweep to the front of the property and garaging.

There are lawned gardens surrounding the house interspersed by established trees and mature planting offering the property a high degree of privacy and seclusion.

The inner courtyard has been landscaped and is planted with a parterre filled with a range of plants and trees and a central fish pond.

Beyond the formal garden lies the paddocks which are gated and fenced off which include three double field shelters.

A further gated access from the road leads to the incredible Andrews Bowen Pro-Wax Manege (60m x 50m). A tree lined avenue to one side leads down to further well-managed paddocks. The western boundary is also planted with a variety of trees around the far boundary. A gateway connects back to the horse yard and to the:

Outbuildings
The stable block fronts a courtyard with 4 Monarch stables, a secure tack room, feed store, grooms kitchen and shower/utility. There is also an open fronted machinery/hay barn.

Services
Mains water & electricity. Private drainage. Oil fired central heating. Ultra fast Broadband and PV solar panels.

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