• Elegant Stone Barn Conversion +
• Vaulted King Beam Architecture +
• Approx 1847 Sq Ft Internal Space Plus Detached Double Garage +
• Four Bedrooms With En Suite Principal +
• Wrap Around Gardens And Views +
• 0.18 Acre Plot With 1.64 Acres Shared Grounds +
• Semi-Rural Furness Vale Setting +
• Solar Powered Home - EPC Rating A - 96 With Underfloor Heating Throughout +
• Easy Rail Links To Manchester +
• Walk To Furness Vale Primary +

There is something grounding about living here. You wake to open countryside in every direction, step outside into clean air and quiet, and still know that Whaley Bridge, New Mills and the train to Manchester are close enough for everyday life. For a young family wanting space without isolation, or for those leaving the city but not their careers, this balance is rare.

Converted in 2014 from its Peak District farming heritage, the barn keeps its king-beam roof structure and vaulted ceilings intact. The original oak beams are a defining presence, and the beautiful stone flooring below anchors the space in a way that makes the history feel present rather than preserved — a quiet reminder of the land and working life that shaped it. Four bedrooms are thoughtfully arranged, including a principal suite with en suite, alongside a recently renewed family bathroom. The proportions feel generous without excess — calm rooms, each with their own light and relationship with the local landscape rather than over-designed statements.

Downstairs, the flow is modern yet anchored by the original stone flooring, where the living kitchen diner sits at the centre of the home - semi-open and naturally social, framed by tall portrait windows that draw the eye outward to the surrounding fields. The views become part of the room rather than something separate from it. It’s where mornings begin over coffee, where homework spreads across the table in the afternoon, and where evenings gradually gather without anyone quite deciding to move elsewhere. The separate living room carries real scale of its own, and in winter the log burner changes the tempo entirely — slower evenings, conversations lingering, the outside darkness settling while the warmth holds steady inside.

Solar powered, with underfloor heating running throughout both floors, comfort here is constant rather than seasonal. The warmth is even and unforced. Behind the scenes, the home performs at a level rarely seen in properties of this character, reflected in an EPC score of 96 (Band A), placing it at the very top of the national scale.