- Lovely character Grade II period barn conversion +
- Generous and versatile living accommodation +
- Generous garden approximately 1.24 acres +
- Off road parking +
- Peaceful country lane location +
- EPC Rating = D +
An attractive and versatile Grade II listed barn conversion with generous and attractive gardens.
Description
There are two points of principal entrance with day to day usage via an entrance hall to the kitchen/breakfast room, and a more formal access can be found via the front garden into the impressive sitting/dining room. This room is undoubtedly the hub of the house with vaulted ceiling, timber beams, exposed brick walls, wood burning stove with a raised hearth and double doors leading to the south facing rear garden.
From the sitting/dining room is a wonderful kitchen with a range integrated appliances, exposed brick wall, double aspect windows, plenty of room to entertain friends and family and with double doors opening to the rear garden.
The property has been cleverly designed to make the best of space, completing the downstairs accommodation is a useful double bedroom, which could also be used as a study and separate shower room .
On the first floor there is a stylish landing with three good sized bedrooms, the guest bedroom has the benefit of a modern en suite bathroom whilst a sperate shower room serves the remining bedrooms.
Lower Ley Barn has an abundance of privacy, set well back from the lane with its own driveway. The pretty garden and grounds are approximately 1.24 acres, consisting of colourful flower boarders, mature trees and plants, spacious decked area perfect for al fresco dining and a large flat raised paddock bounded by a tree lined boarder.
Location
Minsterworth is a village in Gloucestershire, It lies on the border of the thriving City of Gloucester, on the north bank of the River Severn and on the A48 road between Gloucester and Chepstow.
This charming semi-rural village has an active community with life centring around a village hall, church, local store and butchers. And a well-regarded primary school Walmore Hill Primary School
The are some wonderful sporting activities to enjoy, with a water ski club based in the village and some lovely walking and riding countryside. Gloucester is five miles away and offers an excellent range of schooling both in the private and state sector as well as some well-regarded grammar schools. Cheltenham is fifteen miles away and easy access to the M5 motorway is fourteen miles away.
Square Footage: 2,245 sq ft
Additional Info
Services: Mains water and electricity, private sewage treatment plant.