Price changed to £850,000
January 2, 2026
Listed for £875,000
May 31, 2024
“Kimblewick” is a fabulous character four-bedroom barn conversion with an additional two-bedroom separate self-contained annex and benefits from approximately one acre of paddock, four stables and a Riding Arena along with parking for multiple vehicles. Living Accommodation Entrance to the property is via an original split stable front door leading into the spacious open plan living areas. The spaces are flooded with natural light from multiple windows and glass doors to the front and rear aspects and consists of a generous dining room with oak laminate flooring and a beautiful brick feature fireplace with a wood mantle and slate hearth, and a cosy TV Snug room. The areas are divided by a feature log burner creating a central focal point from all angles of the living areas. The Heart of the Home The recently renovated kitchen oozes a contemporary vision and blends beautifully with the vaulted ceiling and exposed beams of the original barn. The quartz worktops of the central island reflect the light from the abundance of floor to ceiling windows and sliding glass patio doors making the area sparkle and shine. There are plenty of eye and base level cupboards and drawers concealing a selection of integrated appliances. These include a modern American fridge freezer set within useful larder cupboards, a large Belling range gas cooker with six rings and a large wok ring with extractor fan above, and an integrated Caple microwave. Bedrooms and Bathrooms Contrasting dramatically with the old-world charm of the original barn, is a striking contemporary extension which makes up the stylish master bedroom suite. Accessed from either the main living areas or from the courtyard via stunning floor to ceiling sliding glass doors. The Master bedroom is beautiful with a very light and airy feeling created from these doors and windows. The rear courtyard enhances the richness of this space and adjacent to the bedroom is an ensuite bathroom and walk-in wardrobe. The bathroom comprises of a free-standing large white bath, low flush WC, a vanity unit with wash basin and single mixer tap over it, a double shower and a heated towel rail. There is potential for this area to be reconfigured and potentially create another annex for multi-generational living or a teenager’s pad. Bedroom two is situated at the opposite side of the property to the master suite and flows from the kitchen. This quirky space is light and bright with windows looking out onto the front courtyard area and benefits from a shower unit and a small wash basin plus a separate WC. A hayloft sleeping area accessed by a ladder lies above the room in the eaves above the car port area with a Dorma window above for looking at the night sky and stars. A further two bedrooms both with fabulous, vaulted ceilings and ensuite facilities are located on the second floor. Bedroom three boasts beautiful beams and a mezzanine raised area with space for a double bed, set between character storage cupboards. This room is lovely and light with windows to both the front and rear aspect of the property and features a small dressing area along with an ensuite bathroom comprising of a white bath with shower over, a low flush WC and a small wash basin. Bedroom four also features a beautiful, vaulted ceiling with a large window allowing the room to be filled with natural light. This room benefits from a recently refurbished ensuite shower room comprising of a low flush WC, a vanity unit with wash basin and a single tap, and a large double shower with both a waterfall and separate handheld shower attachment. The self-contained annex was created from an old stable block and retains many of the features making a truly unique space. Situated to the rear of the main property it nestles in a private corner of the garden. Entrance into the annex is via a sliding patio door. This delightful space features two double bedrooms, a bathroom and an open plan living kitchen lounge/diner. There is a small woodland garden at the rear and to the front of the annex outside is decked area featuring an undercover hot tub spa which is being sold with the property, perfect for those balmy summer nights. “Kimblewick” boasts an equestrian lover’s dream. Beyond the formal gardens there is a picturesque paddock containing a number of mature trees, leading on to a stable yard with large hard standing in front of a block of 4 stables plus a tack room. To the side of the stables is a large riding arena. There are a number of bridal ways near by offering lots of riding opportunities. The stables have potential for other uses subject to planning permission. The rear of the property is the icing on the cake and features a cornucopia of private areas and spaces, perfect for entertaining. The rear courtyard is paved with porcelain and there is an elegant raised ornamental goldfish pond with a waterfall and two fountains creating a very tranquil space. In addition, there is a secret garden from the courtyard through an arbour to the annex which laid mainly to lawn boasting colourful scented flowers, plants, and mature trees. There is access to the rear of the property, gardens and pony paddock via private wooden gates and parking for several vehicles both at the side of the annex and the front courtyard. The small, picturesque village of Frankton is located approximately six miles south-west of Rugby and is well situated for the commuter with excellent links being close the Midlands motorway network. Rugby offers regular fast rail services to London, Birmingham and beyond, and Birmingham airport is 30 minutes away. Royal Leamington Spa, Coventry and Birmingham are easily accessible with the M45 providing swift access to the M1, M40, M42, M5 and M6. **Surrounding Area ** - Surrounding Area The Neighbouring town of Rugby provides easy access to a large selection of high street and independent shops, restaurants, a theatre, cinema and various leisure facilities whilst Frankton itself boasts a lovely local pub and is close to the popular Draycote Hotel, and the beautiful Draycote Water and Country Park. The surrounding countryside offers a plethora of walks and activities to enjoy with family and friends too. Frankton village has a strong community feel and even has a Facebook page, with posts ranging from babysitting or pets that may have escaped the family home. There is also the local Church “St Nicholas”, and a village hall is shared locally with Bourton-On-Dunsmore, Draycote and Frankton offering an attractive venue for various groups including mother and baby, yoga and karate. Schools and colleges in the area are excellent across all sectors. The famous Rugby School and Princethorpe College are amongst them, as well as the popular Rugby High School and Lawrence Sheriff School. Primary schools include Knightlow Church of England Primary School and Long Lawford Primary School. Strictly by prior appointment via Blue Sky Estate Agents None of the services have been tested and purchasers should note that it is their specific responsibility to make their own enquiries with the appropriate authorities as to the location, adequacy and availability of mains water, electricity, gas and drainage services. Local Authority Rugby Borough Council
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