• Late Victorian detached property +
• Four bedrooms, four bathrooms +
• Three reception rooms +
• Kitchen/breakfast/dining room +
• Garden store and garage +
• Wraparound gardens and wild flower meadow, +
• Paddock land and woodland, (approximately 1 acre) +
• Approximately 5.3 acres +

A late Victorian detached four bedroom barn conversion set in over 5 acres of secluded grounds, including gardens, meadows, and private woodland with equestrian potential, in a rural setting surrounded by ancient woodland and farmland, and approached via a private lane accessing a drive with a triple garage and a nearby outhouse. This property, with wraparound gardens with meadows and woodland, is set within the park and farmland of an 1620s Palladian mansion, part of which remains, and is on the market for the second time in 34 years. A private no-through lane turns into a tree-lined drive which approaches the secluded property, disturbed only by wildlife and birdsong. Originally built in 1901, the brick cattle barns were converted to a high standard in the 1990s by the previous owners, creating a living space for contemporary life. The attached triple garages may offer opportunities for extending the accommodation subject to planning permission. The external walls of the barn are brick, the pitched roofs are reclaimed clay tiles, there are original or reclaimed internal structural beams, and the floors are mainly reclaimed timber floorboards or York stone. The windows are oak framed and double glazed throughout. The modern garages and outbuilding have been designed to sympathise with the original building.