This wonderful Grade II listed barn is offered to the market in move-in-condition, The barn offers two bedrooms and two bathrooms and a potential third bedroom/ home office on the mezzanine floor. The open plan first floor living accommodation, is well dressed and would grace the pages of Wallpaper, or Elle interior. Beams abound in the barn and the vaulted first floor living space has a cathedral feel to this wonderful barn conversion.
Introduction
This wonderful Grade II listed barn is offered to the market in move-in-condition, The barn offers two bedrooms and two bathrooms and a potential third bedroom/ home office on the mezzanine floor. The open plan first floor living accommodation, is well dressed and would grace the pages of Wallpaper, or Elle interior. Beams abound in the barn and the vaulted first floor living space has a cathedral feel to this wonderful barn conversion.
Property Description
Enter the barn on the ground floor and there you will find two well-appointed double bedrooms. The Master has an en-suite bathroom (bath with shower over) with travertine-flooring. The second double bedroom has a wet room, open to the bed room and one which would not look out of place in any London apartment. This bedroom opens out onto the courtyard so you can easily pop out for your morning coffee. There is a cloakroom adjacent to the bedrooms with underfloor heating throughout. Take the stairs to the main living space which due to its location in the barn takes advantage of the dramatic A-frame beams soaring into the eaves. The bespoke sycamore kitchen overlooks the rear courtyard, with oak flooring and coordinating wall hung plate rack, beams adorn the walls and inset lighting casts shadows, creating a warm ambiance as you while away the night talking to your host as they prepare a wonderful meal. The kitchen has space for a large dining table and the lounge area offers far reaching views over the forests and hills, the morning sun streams in through the windows making this an ideal spot for quiet reflection whilst the sun warms you. A further set of stairs takes you to the mezzanine area which is currently set out as a third bedroom, with office space and overlooks the open plan living space beneath.
Gardens
To the front is a small secluded and private garden with patio, small lawn and flower beds. There is space in this garden for table and chairs and is an ideal barbeque area. The front garden catches the last rays of the dying evening sun. To the rear of the barn is a shared courtyard, which services the other barns as well and is a sunny courtyard with enough space for a further dining table a and chairs the courtyard space extends towards the centre and in the words of the current owner, as she sits and sips her morning coffee she listens to the gentle creaking of the barns as they talk to each other! There is nearby nature reserve with lakes which is a short stroll from the barn.
Parking
A dedicated parking space is located alongside the garden hedge. There are also visitor spaces in the main car park area.
Locations
The village of Titley lies in a sheltered, verdant position in the Arrow valley, some three miles equidistant from Kington and Presteigne. The village lies 500 feet above sea level on Offa's Dyke and close to the river Arrow. Approximately 150 adult parishioners occupy some 50 dwellings spread over an area interlaced by old drovers' roads. The village, base since 1895 of the Radnorshire and West Herefordshire Hunt and kennels, has changed little in recent years, its architecture ranging from Tudor to Georgian and Victorian, with a few modern properties.
Titley has a modern and much-used village hall and the much-acclaimed Stagg Inn., which was the first Gastro pub to win the much coveted Michelin star. Titley is still very much a farming community, but with a variety of professional members, artisans and newcomers retired from elsewhere.
Services
Oil-fired central heating. Individually controlled thermostats operate the underfloor heating.
There is a management company in place which is run by the residence of the barns. Currently paying £200 per annum.
Tenure: Freehold
Band C Council Tax (£1,824 ) NOTE: These particulars are intended only as a guide to prospective Buyers/Tenants to enable them to decide whether to make further enquiries with a view to taking up negotiations but they are otherwise not intended to be relied upon in any way for any purpose whatsoever and accordingly neither their accuracy nor the continued availability of the property is in any way guaranteed and they are furnished on the express understanding that neither the Agents nor the Vendors are to be or become under any liability or claim in respect of their contents. Any prospective Tenant must satisfy himself by inspection or otherwise as to the correctness of the particulars contained.