4 bedroom barn conversion for sale

Grade II Listed - Large Garden Overlooking Fields - Opportunity For Multigenerational Living - Finished To A High Standard - Gated Parking - Outbuilding And Outdoor Kitchen - Impressive Kitchen, Living And Dining Space - Mezzanine With Balcony - Utility Room And Downstairs WC

This exquisite Grade II listed barn conversion offers a unique blend of character and modern living to make an impressive family home.

Finished to a high standard throughout the flexible layout allows for a number of configurations to suit your lifestyle while the character features and beautiful beams add to its rustic charm.

One of the stand out features of this home is the large, open plan kitchen living and dining room which can be the heart of the home and a place to host and socialise. Overlooking the garden it offers plenty of space to be zoned as required, from a place to relax, to a more formal dining area and on to the contemporary fitted kitchen. Whilst featuring many modern appliances the kitchen blends seamlessly with the feel of the room and also offers an island complete with wine fridge.

Directly off of this generous space, accessed via a statement spiral staircase, a mezzanine is currently being used a TV and games room and comes complete with a private balcony that offers beautiful views of the surrounding countryside. This space could be perfect for family movie nights or as a retreat for leisure activities.

A large downstairs bedroom, complete with a luxurious en suite and built in storage, provides the perfect opportunity for multigenerational living or guest accommodation. It also opens directly onto the garden. An additional large room offers a variety of uses, depending on your requirements whether as a bedroom, home office or playroom.

Further a ground floor WC and separate utility room add a practical touch.

On the first floor a good sized bedroom is complemented by a spa like en suite and has a dedicated mezzanine dressing room, with fitted wardrobes, on the second floor. An additional bedroom and family bathroom further optimise the first floor.

The outside of this exceptional home is equally impressive. With a secure gated entrance the charming property is located on a large plot and boast parking for multiple cars, ensuring convenience for you and your visitors.

The expansive garden overlooks fields and is ideal for those who love to entertain with its patio and lawn areas complemented by an outdoor kitchen, perfect for al fresco dining and summer gatherings. Additionally a log cabin, complete with WC, offers a variety of uses from home office to snug.

Nestled in its countryside location the charming property offers a village setting, including easy access to the local pub, combining the tranquillity of rural living with easy access to amenities, schools and shops including in neighbouring Epping. It also has good transport links in the surrounding areas including Epping’s Central Line station, offering direct access to Central London, and the M11.

This barn conversion is a rare find that beautifully marries traditional features with contemporary comforts, internal viewing of this unique home is highly recommended to truly appreciate all it has to offer.

Owner Advised Information:

HISTORY
Coopersale Barn is a historic structure dating back to the 16th century, recognised for its architectural and historical significance. It has been designated as a Grade II listed tithe barn by Historic England, reflecting its significance to the conservation area and protection under heritage laws.

BARN CONVERSION
Coopersale Barn was converted into a residential dwelling in the early 1990s. This award-winning project included the restoration of the surrounding grounds, which occupy a 0.4-acre plot.
The conversion process concluded in the late 1990s, with further transformations taking place between 2000 and 2017. These efforts successfully preserved the barn's historical architecture while adapting it for modern residential use.

SPECIAL FEATURES
All building work and renovations have been bespoke and sympathetic to the history and architecture of the Barn.
The kitchen was designed by Porcelanosa, featuring a Calacatta Nova Quartz worktop and Gaggenau appliances.
All bathrooms were also designed by Porcelanosa, with natural marble flooring and underfloor heating.
Traditional cast iron and steel radiators are installed throughout the property.
American black walnut hardwood flooring is complemented by sisal seagrass carpets.
French oak is used throughout the property to enhance the historical and architectural character of the Barn.
CAT 6 gigabit wiring is installed throughout the property to support fiber broadband bandwidth.
A tea house, constructed with reclaimed oak and pine, was specifically designed to harmonise with the Barn.
Reclaimed natural granite stone is used throughout the grounds to complement the period and historical features.

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