A delightful Grade II listed semi-rural barn conversion on the outskirts of Bewdley, recently decorated and carpeted.

• Grade II listed
• Idyllic rural location
• Master with ensuite bathroom
• Two-allocated parking spaces
• Garage and further parking space
• Garden bordering woodland
• Unfurnished
• Deposit amount £1615.38
• 12 month minimum term

This semi-rural barn conversion near Bewdley features a newly decorated interior with captivating oak beams and high vaulted ceilings. The layout includes a spacious dining kitchen and a generous ground floor living room. Upstairs, three double bedrooms include a master with ensuite and church views.

Outside, there is parking, a garage and a delightful garden with a wooded backdrop.


Services
The property has mains electricity, water, oil-fired central heating, a septic tank, a security alarm and broadband.

Council tax band - F.

Description
This extremely characterful conversion has an eye-catching sandstone facade and lots of charming features internally such as fantastic oak beams and high vaulted ceilings.

The current owners have put their own mark on the property by reconfiguring the layout to create a spacious dining kitchen, which is great for entertaining and features high quality bespoke units and work tops. The kitchen is complemented by a similarly large living room on the ground floor, opening nicely on to the rear garden.

On the first floor, there are three double bedrooms, the master with ensuite facilities and lovely views of Ribbesford Church.

Outside, there is allocated parking, a garage en-bloc plus a delightful rear garden benefiting from a secluded wooded backdrop.


Description
The property is approached via a long sweeping private driveway, which leads from Ribbesford Road to the small courtyard of properties. A gravelled parking area is allocated to the property and provides space for two vehicles, with a third space available to the front of the garage belonging to Home Barn. The garage is en-bloc and benefits from power and lighting.

A gated pathway from the courtyard provides access to the entrance for Home Barn, with the front door giving way to the superb kitchen. The extremely spacious kitchen has a farmhouse feel and is great for socialising and entertaining. The kitchen has been refitted to a high-quality bespoke design and comprises oak and pine cupboards complemented by oak work surfaces with Metro style tiling and housing a Belfast sink. This room also features delightful, exposed timbers, slate tiled flooring with under floor heating, an antique style radiator, space for a Range style oven, a floor-mounted oil-fired boiler, triple-glazed window to the front aspect, stairs rising to the first floor and doors leading to the living room and the cloakroom/utility.

The useful utility area off the kitchen has slate tiled flooring, space and plumbing for a washing machine, a wall-mounted wash basin and a low-level WC.

There is a generous sized living room, which is full of character and includes a brick Inglenook style fireplace as a centrepiece in addition to beech wood flooring, exposed timbers and brickwork. There are also windows and a door to the rear garden.


First floor
On the first floor, the accommodation is similarly characterful and is approached by a spacious landing, which is large enough to accommodate a study or library area if required. This excellent landing has a built-in storage/airing cupboard and features the most wonderful high-vaulted ceiling complete with beautiful, exposed beams and Velux style window.

The master suite consists of a large double bedroom and an accompanying ensuite bathroom. This room has a triple-glazed window providing lovely views of the church, attractive exposed timbers and fitted wardrobes with storage space above. The accompanying ensuite has a panelled bath with a shower above, a pedestal wash basin, a low-level WC, a bidet, down lighters, exposed beams and a high ceiling with a Velux window.

Bedrooms two and three are both good-sized double rooms, with high ceilings and exposed timbers. Bedroom two also includes a window and bedroom three has a Velux window.

A bathroom completes the upstairs accommodation. The suite comprises a pedestal wash basin, a low-level WC, a panelled bath with a shower above and a high ceiling with beams and a Velux window.


Outside
The secluded rear garden nicely rounds off this fantastic country home, with Ribbesford Woods providing the backdrop and a lovely tranquil and leafy feel. Comprising paved patios at both ends, a lawn with mature hedged boundaries and a rockery.

Situation
Home Barn enjoys the most idyllic of locations, forming part of a small courtyard of similarly characterful conversions, nestling in a riverside valley and bordering Ribbesford Woods at the rear.

For those who love the outdoors this is a special place, with amazing walks directly at hand leading through fantastic woodland and along the picturesque River Severn, which is just a few hundred yards away from the property.

A unique aspect of this delightful setting is just how close it is to Bewdley when considering the beautiful rural surroundings. The centre of this historic riverside town is less than a mile away and is fantastic to have on the doorstep, providing a huge array of attractions and amenities for the resident to enjoy. Within the town there are many interesting shops and boutiques, an array of pubs and waterfront eateries, various sporting clubs including tennis, rowing and bowls plus several attractions unique to the area such as the West Midlands Safari Park and Severn Valley Steam Railway. The celebrated Wyre Forest, England's largest wooded reserve also borders the town and can be accessed from numerous points around the outskirts of Bewdley.