House For Sale £1,200,000
A spacious mid-19th Century, Grade II listed barn in a desirable and convenient village location. It features exposed beams and timber frame throughout iand enjoys a southerly aspect across its gardens, field and countryside beyond.
The property was converted in 1998 by the previous owners and the current owners have made a number of improvements during their ownership.
The large reception hall has double glazed doors and central wide stairs leads to a galleried first floor landing.
The double aspect drawing room has a brick fireplace with a log burner (not in use) and the dining room has a galleried half landing behind and enjoys views over the garden.
The fitted kitchen has, granite worktops, a pantry and a range of appliances. Off the kitchen is a breakfast room that has French doors leading to the garden and stairs to the galleried bedroom 6/studio room.
Beyond the breakfast room is a utility room/second kitchen, sitting room and en suite bedroom that offers potential to be utilised as a self-contained annexe.
Upstairs the master bedroom has built-in wardrobes and an en suite fitted with a double shower. There are three further bedrooms and all have fitted wardrobes served by a contemporary family bathroom has both a freestanding bath and separate double shower.
Electric gates open to gravel parking, a detached garage and a traditional outbuilding that's been converted to a home office. From here, a gate opens to a paved path leading to the front door beside the large south facing well-kept lawns and terracing. The terrace adjacent to the summerhouse includes a hot tub, however, it does require a service. There is planning permission for the sumerhouse to be extended.
From the formal garden, a gate opens to the orchard garden.
The adjoining field extends to about 1.41 hectares (3.49 acres) of permanent pasture. It has been divided into four paddocks. The superb stable block and yard includes a tack room, feed room, wash bay, foaling box and four loose boxes.
Worcester 5.5 miles • M5 (J7) 8 miles • M5 (J6) 11 miles • Birmingham 31 miles (Distances approximate)
Old Oak Barn is situated on the edge of the popular village of Sinton Green with southerly views across its grounds and the countryside beyond.
The nearby villages of Hallow and Grimley offer a post office, tennis club, village shop, highly regarded primary schools, churches and public houses.
Worcester is a thriving city which offers a range of shops, restaurants, excellent state and private schools, as well as horseracing on the banks of the River Severn, cricket in the setting of Worcester cathedral and Premiership rugby at Sixways.
There is good access to the M5 at J6 and J7 with direct trains from Worcester running regularly to Birmingham New Street and London Paddington. There is also a good local bus service.
Old Oak Barn has nearby access to some of West Worcestershire's stunning countryside via good local footpaths and bridleways.
The property was converted in 1998 by the previous owners and the current owners have made a number of improvements during their ownership.
The large reception hall has double glazed doors and central wide stairs leads to a galleried first floor landing.
The double aspect drawing room has a brick fireplace with a log burner (not in use) and the dining room has a galleried half landing behind and enjoys views over the garden.
The fitted kitchen has, granite worktops, a pantry and a range of appliances. Off the kitchen is a breakfast room that has French doors leading to the garden and stairs to the galleried bedroom 6/studio room.
Beyond the breakfast room is a utility room/second kitchen, sitting room and en suite bedroom that offers potential to be utilised as a self-contained annexe.
Upstairs the master bedroom has built-in wardrobes and an en suite fitted with a double shower. There are three further bedrooms and all have fitted wardrobes served by a contemporary family bathroom has both a freestanding bath and separate double shower.
Electric gates open to gravel parking, a detached garage and a traditional outbuilding that's been converted to a home office. From here, a gate opens to a paved path leading to the front door beside the large south facing well-kept lawns and terracing. The terrace adjacent to the summerhouse includes a hot tub, however, it does require a service. There is planning permission for the sumerhouse to be extended.
From the formal garden, a gate opens to the orchard garden.
The adjoining field extends to about 1.41 hectares (3.49 acres) of permanent pasture. It has been divided into four paddocks. The superb stable block and yard includes a tack room, feed room, wash bay, foaling box and four loose boxes.
Worcester 5.5 miles • M5 (J7) 8 miles • M5 (J6) 11 miles • Birmingham 31 miles (Distances approximate)
Old Oak Barn is situated on the edge of the popular village of Sinton Green with southerly views across its grounds and the countryside beyond.
The nearby villages of Hallow and Grimley offer a post office, tennis club, village shop, highly regarded primary schools, churches and public houses.
Worcester is a thriving city which offers a range of shops, restaurants, excellent state and private schools, as well as horseracing on the banks of the River Severn, cricket in the setting of Worcester cathedral and Premiership rugby at Sixways.
There is good access to the M5 at J6 and J7 with direct trains from Worcester running regularly to Birmingham New Street and London Paddington. There is also a good local bus service.
Old Oak Barn has nearby access to some of West Worcestershire's stunning countryside via good local footpaths and bridleways.
