House For Sale £550,000
The two storey galleried sitting room is the main reception area and features an attractive oak staircase, oak flooring and modern multifuel stove. The dining room also has oak flooring along with access through to the unique garden room with sloping pine framed lean to roof and slate flooring, with heat/rain sensitive operated windows. The breakfast kitchen the heart of the home having a range of oak units with granite tops and slate flooring which continues through to the utility room, which also has units to match the kitchen.
There are a total of three bedrooms, all with fitted wardrobes and three bathrooms/wet rooms, including a bedroom and wet room on the ground floor which offers tremendous versatility to the property. Over the utility is a study that could easily be utilised as a four bedroom should a buyer so wish.
There is oil fired central heating with under floor heating on the ground floor and radiators on the first floor. Several rooms have vaulted ceilings, and there is a wealth of natural Douglas Fir throughout including internal doors and beams to ceilings. The windows are hardwood sealed unit double glazed, and the original ventilation openings have been retained.
The property is approached through a gated entrance leading to a gravel courtyard area providing extensive parking and access to the outbuildings. There is a double garage with twin doors, power and light, with two attached store rooms. On the opposite side of the courtyard is a brick and pantile office/games room currently being used as a play room. There are lawns enclosed by hedging and shrubbery to the front of the barn, with pathways to the entrance doors.
The main gardens to the rear enjoy a southerly aspect and offer good sized lawns enclosed by hedging as well as a number of patio areas. There is a separate paddock opposite the property extending to around an acre.
Tenure
We are given to understand that the property is freehold.
Services
Mains water, electricity and drainage are connected. Oil fired central heating is installed and controlled by a Honeywell wireless system.
Rating Assessment
We are advised by Doncaster Metropolitan Borough Council that The Barn is in rating Band D for Council Tax purposes.
Location
The Barn enjoys a rural location within a couple of miles of Junction 6 of the M18 motorway, which offers easy access to the major towns and cities across the region. The commuter is well served by a main line rail link from Doncaster into London Kings Cross, and both Humberside and Robin Hood Doncaster International Airports are ideal for business and leisure air travel.
There are a total of three bedrooms, all with fitted wardrobes and three bathrooms/wet rooms, including a bedroom and wet room on the ground floor which offers tremendous versatility to the property. Over the utility is a study that could easily be utilised as a four bedroom should a buyer so wish.
There is oil fired central heating with under floor heating on the ground floor and radiators on the first floor. Several rooms have vaulted ceilings, and there is a wealth of natural Douglas Fir throughout including internal doors and beams to ceilings. The windows are hardwood sealed unit double glazed, and the original ventilation openings have been retained.
The property is approached through a gated entrance leading to a gravel courtyard area providing extensive parking and access to the outbuildings. There is a double garage with twin doors, power and light, with two attached store rooms. On the opposite side of the courtyard is a brick and pantile office/games room currently being used as a play room. There are lawns enclosed by hedging and shrubbery to the front of the barn, with pathways to the entrance doors.
The main gardens to the rear enjoy a southerly aspect and offer good sized lawns enclosed by hedging as well as a number of patio areas. There is a separate paddock opposite the property extending to around an acre.
Tenure
We are given to understand that the property is freehold.
Services
Mains water, electricity and drainage are connected. Oil fired central heating is installed and controlled by a Honeywell wireless system.
Rating Assessment
We are advised by Doncaster Metropolitan Borough Council that The Barn is in rating Band D for Council Tax purposes.
Location
The Barn enjoys a rural location within a couple of miles of Junction 6 of the M18 motorway, which offers easy access to the major towns and cities across the region. The commuter is well served by a main line rail link from Doncaster into London Kings Cross, and both Humberside and Robin Hood Doncaster International Airports are ideal for business and leisure air travel.
