A particularly attractive single-storey barn conversion enjoying a peaceful position on the eastern edge of South Barrow, with a separate one-bedroom annex, generous parking and views across the surrounding countryside.

 

The main residence provides spacious and versatile accommodation including a large kitchen dining room, utility/boot room, sitting room, garden room, four double bedrooms including one en-suite, a bathroom with separate shower and further shower room.

 

Little Barn is an entirely self-contained annexe, with an open-plan kitchen and living room, double bedroom and en-suite shower room.

 

Outside, a long driveway leads into an impressive, gravelled courtyard with parking for several vehicles. 

The gardens are predominantly level and include lawns, paved terraces and established planting, with an open outlook across the adjoining farmland.

The Church Byres was built in 1896 as part of the adjoining Church Farm. The buildings originally formed a collection of cattle stalls, calf and poultry houses, stables and agricultural stores arranged around a central livestock yard. Converted into residential accommodation in 2002, the property retains much of the character of the original buildings. Local stone elevations, Roman clay tiles and attractive brick detailing are complemented by exposed oak timbers and vaulted ceilings, creating a house with considerable warmth, light and character. The current owners have carefully maintained and improved the property, including repointing the stonework and upgrading it’s two wood-burning stoves to Clearview.

The kitchen and dining room is an impressive, triple-aspect space with a vaulted ceiling and exposed roof timbers. The kitchen is arranged around a substant...