Characterful rural retreat with sweeping Welsh hill views and large private garden.
Three double bedrooms with principal en suite
Set in a peaceful hamlet between Tarporley and Chester, this very large three-bedroom barn conversion delivers sweeping views across meadowland to the Welsh hills. Characterful features — exposed beams, arched windows and a glass garden room — create light-filled, flexible living spaces that suit family life and entertaining. The property includes a detached garage with storage above and a private, mature garden that borders a meadow and a little-used footpath leading into countryside walks.
Internally the home is arranged over generous rooms including a cosy living room with a log-burning stove, an open-plan kitchen with a central island and a sun-soaked garden room with floor-to-ceiling glazing. The principal bedroom benefits from an en suite; the family bathroom features a roll-top bath and separate walk-in shower. Built-in storage and cleverly sited windows frame the garden and views throughout, reinforcing the house’s rural character.
Practical points to note: the property is leasehold (long residue: 978 years) with a small ground rent of £75, uses LPG-fired central heating and sits in a solid brick shell where historic construction means insulation assumptions should be checked. Council tax is described as expensive. The EPC rating is C. Nearby schooling and amenities in Tarporley and surrounding villages are strong, and Delamere Forest and local walking routes are on the doorstep for outdoor families.
This home will suit buyers seeking a character-filled rural retreat with ample internal space and outstanding views, who are comfortable with leasehold tenure, LPG heating and the maintenance considerations of an older, solid-walled barn conversion.