This stunning and highly individual five/six-bedroom detached barn conversion occupies a delightful semi-rural position surrounded by open countryside, whilst providing sleek, contemporary interiors combined with an immaculate character twist.

Approach to the small cluster of homes located here is via a five bar gate. Positioned further up the shingled driveway to the right-hand side is The Byre, which has a stylish facade combining the original dwelling with later, more contemporary additions. A composite grey front door opens directly into the living room which is part of the larger open plan ground floor configuration, and which commands impressive dimensions, in this case ..........Large, light grey floor tiles have been added with recessed ceiling spotlights, whilst a dual aspect orientation floods the room with an abundance of natural daylight from bi-folding doors to one side, tri-folds to the other and a superb roof lantern. Moving through to the dining area a beautiful, sloped ceiling has been framed with chunky beams and has a wonderful, exposed brick wall. The flooring running across here is a good quality Oak and incorporates ample space for a table and chairs, creating the perfect family/sociable area. The kitchen has been fitted with a comprehensive range of high-end grey shaker style floor and wall mounted units with mottled granite work surfaces over. Several integrated appliances have been cleverly woven into the design including a five ring Neff hob, double oven, stainless steel extractor hood, microwave, fridge, freezer and dishwasher. A central island has a sunken sink with grooved drainer and additional storage under. To one side useful breakfast bar seating is provided and the look is finished with splashback upstands, kickboard lighting and a light rustic floor tile. An inner hall to the right leads through to a second sitting room, ideal as a cosy, intimate television/reading room or as a separate space for a teenager/dependant relative. A stylish wood burning stove sits to one corner mounted onto a thin, high gloss black plinth, whilst a beamed ceiling and walls add real character to the room. Nestled next to it is one of the smaller bedrooms or, depending on the requirements of use, a study. Moving back into the main area of the home a corridor leads through to additional bedroom accommodation, principally the third, fourth and fifth bedrooms. One sits to the right and has a vaulted ceiling with recessed ceiling lighting running down the centre and flanked to either side by beams. Two Velux’s as well as a conventional window overlook the rear aspect. It also benefits from the convenience of its own en-suite which has been fitted with a double walk-in shower enclosure, low level wc and a wash hand basin set into a vanity unit. The splashback areas have been tiled and recessed lighting added. Bedroom four is another room commanding comfortable double proportions and has a useful built in wardrobe, whilst the fifth bedroom is currently utilised as a gym. They are all serviced by a family bathroom which has been fitted with a three-piece suite comprising of a panelled bath with tap fed shower attachment and glass screen positioned over, low level wc and twin sinks mounted onto a vanity unit. Modern splashback tiling adorns the walls. Moving to the far end of the property you're greeted by a further inner hall which has a staircase leading to the first-floor accommodation, as well as exposed brickwork. A cloakroom comprises of a low level wc and wash hand basin, whilst the master suite nestles to the front with stunning dimensions making for flexible furniture placement. A run of L-shaped floor to ceiling windows allow natural daylight to stream through, whilst a particularly large en-suite has a shower enclosure, free standing bath, low level wc and a twin sink arrangement. A superb combination of light and dark tiles adorn the walls and two opulent brushed brass heated towel rails have been added. Additionally, a separate dressing room has useful hanging rails and has been laid with a good quality wooden floor. Beyond here is the utility room which has a work top counter providing space for a washing machine and tumble dryer under.

Moving upstairs the first-floor landing gives way to a further dual aspect bedroom which also has useful eaves storage. Again, an en-suite has been included which incorporates a shower enclosure, low level wc and wash hand basin set into a vanity unit. The look is contemporised further by modern tiling, recessed lighting and a heated towel rail.

Externally the property has two garden spaces, the first of which is a smaller area accessed from the living room & second sitting room which takes you out to an area that has been laid with artificial lawn surrounded by an attractive darker grey patio ideal for relaxing/entertaining. This is enclosed by brick walling. To the other side of the entry lane is a large, shingled driveway belonging to this property and providing parking for numerous vehicles. Set within here is a detached timber lap double garage accessed by two independent twin doors. Beyond, is the main garden which has been laid to lawn with various mature trees dotting the plot, whilst the boundary is enclosed by timber fencing. Please note that planning permission has been granted for an additional double garage and car port.

Fancott is a small hamlet just south of the larger village of Toddington and benefits from convenient commuter links with the M1 junction 12 just minutes away, whilst train options down to the capital can be found at stations in nearby Harlington, Flitwick and Leagrave.