Period character with modern living, off-street parking and home office in a peaceful conservation setting.
Three double bedrooms with master en-suite
This three-bedroom barn conversion in The Shires, Moore, blends period character with contemporary living across well-proportioned rooms (approx. 1,137 sq ft). Exposed beams, lofted ceilings and an oak-framed extension create a bright family space where the kitchen and dining flow into a generous family room. The master bedroom includes an en-suite shower and there is a family bathroom with a roll-top bath.
Externally the house sits in a semi-rural conservation area with a gravelled and cobbled driveway providing off-street parking. The former garage has been converted into a home office — a useful work-from-home space — and a pretty enclosed courtyard garden with a useful store provides a low-maintenance outdoor area. Local amenities include primary and secondary schools rated Good, a pub and community facilities; the M56 and nearby market towns are within easy reach for commuters.
Practical points are straightforward: the property is leasehold with 966 years remaining and a small ground rent (£125). The building is solid brick (likely no wall insulation) and glazing install dates are unspecified — worth checking if improved insulation or upgrades are required. Council tax is above average for the area. Overall this is a characterful, comfortable family home with good commuter links and potential to update energy efficiency where desired.