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4 bedroom barn conversion

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Barn conversion
4 bed
4 bath
EPC rating: D*
3,164 sq ft / 294 sq m

Key information

Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band C
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Sewerage: Ask agent
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Property description & features

  • Tenure: Freehold
  • 4 bedrooms
  • 3 reception rooms
  • 4 bathrooms
  • Detached
  • Parking
  • Single Garage
  • Village
  • Private Parking
  • Barn Conversion
  • Courtyard Garden
Converted by the current owners and finished to the highest standard, Horseshoe Barn is a fantastic example of a converted historic barn. The accommodation is arranged over two floors and has been designed to have large room proportions and the ground floor is testament to this. With a large chimney breast in the middle of the room, the living accommodation is predominately open plan. There is a fully fitted kitchen and breakfast area at one end and large living and sitting area at the other. Due to the original barn feature, there is now large windows, both front and back, flooding the living space with natural light. Further to this on the ground floor there is a cinema room and an arrangement of further rooms including office space and a kitchenette, these further rooms could be closed off and used as separate accommodation.

Upstairs there are three spacious bedrooms, two with en suites and a family bathroom. The principal bedroom suite has a large fully fitted walk through wardroom and the en suite has both shower and bathroom, with lovely views over the surrounding gardens and neighbouring field.

Services:
Main's water, Gas and electric | Bio-Disk Domestic Sewage Treatment Plant | Gigaclear connected/available.

Outside:
Outside the garden is segmented into front and back. On two sides the property is enclosed by a high Cotswold dry stone wall with wooden gates. The garden is laid mainly to lawn with gravel and patioed areas and mature shrub beds surrounding. To the other two sides the property is boarded by a post and rail fence denoting the boundary with the field beyond. To the rear of the property there is a large, tarmacked parking area and outbuildings.


Location
Whelford is located within the eastern part of the Cotswold Water Park, about 2 miles from Fairford and a mile from Kempsford. In the middle of the village lies the c19th parish church of St Anne, complemented by several natural stone cottages. Entering the village from the north, you will cross the beautiful River Coln seated beside a fine Mill House with traditional farm buildings. The village has a great village farm shop and still runs its own 'workingmen's' club which is self-sufficient and well supported by the local community. Nearby Fairford offers a wide selection of amenities including convenience stores, post office, a medical centre, weekly market, hotel, pubs and schooling at all levels. Cirencester (9 miles) provides further shops, restaurants and an extensive range of services. Communications are excellent with the A419 dual carriageway (5 miles) providing direct access to Swindon, M4 (J15) to the south and Cheltenham, Gloucester and M5 (J11a) to the north. There are regular train services to London Paddington from both Kemble and Swindon Stations and Heathrow is about 75 miles away

Distances:
Fairford 2 miles | Lechlade 3 miles | Cirencester 9 miles | Swindon 9 miles (London Paddington 65 minutes)
(All distances and times are approximate)

Directions
From Fairford head southeast towards Whelford on Horcott Road. After approximately 1.6miles, and just before you enter the village of Whelford, the entrance to Horseshoe Barn can be found on your right-hand side. After leaving the main road the entrance to the barn can be found across the shared gravel driveway.

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    Often referred to as the capital of the Cotswolds, Cirencester town has been a focal point in the area since Roman times. Surrounded by glorious countryside (much in the Cotswold AONB) and some of the finest properties in the area, it’s no wonder so many people want to call Cirencester and its surrounding market towns and villages home. When it comes to property, Knight Frank Cirencester have an unrivalled reputation, as the longest-serving national agent in the region and an outstanding track record, our team have the expertise in the sale of best-in-class country, town and village property. This includes traditional stone cottages, converted barns, town and village houses, as well as nearby farmhouses, equestrian properties, manor houses, farmland and agricultural estates.

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