- Four comfortable bedrooms +
- Impressive Open-plan kitchen/dining/ family room +
- Luxury Family bathroom and en-suites +
- Underfloor heating to ground floor +
- Two mezzanine reception areas +
- Efficient ground source heating +
Dating back to the 17th century, this Grade 2 listed thatched barn was imaginatively and stylishly converted by Bourne Homes Ltd in circa 2016 and now offers a simply stunning home, whilst retaining its original character and features.
Internally the property offers a large open-plan kitchen/breakfast/dining/family room with stunning and dramatic vaulted ceilings, this open plan space spans almost 30ft with separate areas designated, providing an amazing entertaining and family space. The four bedrooms all occupy one end of the property with three comfortable rooms on the ground floor, bedroom two benefits from an en-suite with the luxury family bathroom serving the further two bedrooms. The main principal bedroom is located on the first floor with a further en-suite and built in wardrobe, there is also a mezzanine sitting room offering a further flexible space, which benefits from overlooking the main room. The opposite end of this family home provides a separate study, utility boot room and another mezzanine reception space currently being used as a play room/snug. There are multiple French doors leading to the outside space for convenient living and the opportunity to take in the surrounding South Downs National Park and the views. The property sits on a plot in the region of 0.2 acres with the main garden towards the front making the most of the sunny orientation, the garden is mainly laid to lawn with patio areas perfect for alfresco dining. The property has two allocated parking spaces directly in front of the gate and a feature off set single garage.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Materials used in construction: Brick/Flint & Oak/Timber frame thatched roof
Private drainage - Water treatment plant
The property is within an area of outstanding beauty
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Twyford offers a great sense of community, there are two public houses, an excellent coffee shop, post office, village store, church and village hall. There is a bus route through the village. Nearby Shawford railway station has links to London Waterloo (about 1 hour).More comprehensive facilities can be found at the beautiful cathedral city of Winchester, approximately 3.5 miles away which offers excellent cultural, educational, and leisure facilities including a theatre, cinema and a wide range of shopping amenities.