Two double bedrooms with vaulted ceilings and exposed A‑frames
Lounge with wood-burning stove and flagstone hearth
Private garden with vegetable area, deck and garden shed
Gravel parking for multiple vehicles; off-street parking provided
EPC rating E; heating from LPG boiler and radiators
Shared private drainage and communal footpaths; committee membership required
Service charge £60 pcm (£720 per year)
Garden partly unkept and will need landscaping/maintenance
This single-storey barn conversion sits at the edge of a small village cluster, offering countryside outlooks and practical living all on one level. The lounge features a wood-burning stove and vaulted ceilings with exposed A‑frames, giving the home character and a light, airy feel. The kitchen is fitted with modern white units, a Belfast sink and built-in appliances, ready for everyday use.
Outside there is a private, well‑screened garden with vegetable beds, a raised deck and shed, plus gravelled parking for several cars. The property is sold freehold and with no onward chain, making it straightforward to move in or let. Communal footpaths and shared drainage form part of the cluster arrangement; purchasers join a committee with a service charge of £60 pcm (£720 pa).
Practical points to note: heating is LPG-fired via a boiler and radiators, and the EPC is rated E. The garden is currently unmaintained in places and would benefit from landscaping to restore its full potential. The property’s compact plot and shared elements suit buyers seeking low-maintenance village living or a countryside bolt-hole rather than those wanting a large private estate.