House For Sale £795,000
A beautiful stone farmhouse comprising three barns set in a secluded spot on the Staffordshire Moorlands yet within close proximity of Buxton.
Welcome
The first thing that strikes you about this property is its spectacular location right in the middle of the Staffordshire Moorlands. Dramatic views of undulating hills stretch on for miles and surround every side of the farm, giving you a true sense of isolation.
If you’re looking for a tranquil escape in the heart of the countryside, it doesn’t get much better than this.
Just 15 minutes from the spa town of Buxton and 10 minutes from the Knights Table, a medieval pub filled with history, you’re still within easy reach of local amenities.
As you drive along the tarmacked country lane to the farm, the scenery will quite literally take your breath away. You’ll notice there are three stone buildings, which are best described as the First Barn, Middle Barn, and Detached Barn. Because of the size of the buildings, this has great potential for a family wanting to rent out one or two holiday lets.
First Barn
Head for the First Barn and step into the entrance hall. Straight ahead you’ll find a ground floor shower room and to your right a door leads into the dining room. One of the first things that catches your eye is the large stone fireplace, which gives you a sense of the farm’s original character. You can imagine cosy winter evenings entertaining guests in here as the space can comfortably fit an eight-seater dining table.
Continue through to the kitchen, which is perfectly formed with country style units and a view towards the rear hills. Retrace your steps into the dining area where you can access the living room. This is a seriously cosy and attractive space with a stone fireplace, slate hearth and exposed stone walls. In the cooler months, light the log burner and enjoy relaxed evenings with a good book by the fire.
From the dining room, climb the stairs to the first floor where you’ll find two spacious bedrooms and a family bathroom. In the main bedroom an exposed stone wall is an eye-catching feature and dual aspect windows capture the most wonderful views.
Middle Barn
Return downstairs and through the hallway into a boot room, which connects the First Barn to the Middle Barn. As you walk into the kitchen and dining area, you’ll be wowed by the exposed stone walls and original stone flooring. Unlike many other properties of this kind, the ceilings are of a good height and along with the large window offering panoramic views to the front of the farm, the space is flooded with light. Adjoining the kitchen is a downstairs shower room, which comes in handy after a day exploring the hills.
Continue through to the lounge, arguably the most impressive room in the property. The vaulted ceiling, galleried landing and log burner really give this space the wow factor. And the large window offers incredible uninterrupted views of the moors. At the end of the property lies a bedroom with a door leading outside to the front of the property.
Continue through to the lounge, arguably the most impressive room in the property. The vaulted ceiling, galleried landing and log burner really give this space the wow factor. And the large window offers incredible uninterrupted views of the moors. At the end of the property lies a bedroom with a door leading outside to the front of the property.
Detached Barn
Having undergone a significant renovation, this building has been beautifully transformed into a contemporary space with high-end design that mingles with the barn’s original features. As you enter the Detached Barn, modern wooden flooring sweeps right through the open-plan kitchen and lounge, creating a fabulous space for couples.
Along one side of the kitchen, sleek glossy units and integrated appliances add a contemporary feel while down the other side, the original stone wall reminds you of the building’s past and effortlessly blends the old with the new. Enjoy lazy mornings around the table, feasting on homecooked breakfasts, or head into the lounge to put your feet up with a coffee.
The vaulted ceiling, exposed stone walls and log burner steal the show in the lounge, and although it has a sense of grandeur, it also provides a cosy space for romantic evenings.
Follow the stairs up to the mezzanine bedroom as you appreciate the impressive, vaulted ceiling, criss-crossed with chunky wooden beams. As well as boasting enough space for a large bed, you can comfortably fit a sofa in too. A contemporary ensuite shower room adds the finishing touches to this stylish room.
Our Thoughts
Blackclough Farm offers a multitude of uses, having been used as a family residence and holiday lets over recent years. If you’re looking for an escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, with the opportunity of providing an additional income source – you need look no further, you’ve found it, Blackclough Farm.
Welcome
The first thing that strikes you about this property is its spectacular location right in the middle of the Staffordshire Moorlands. Dramatic views of undulating hills stretch on for miles and surround every side of the farm, giving you a true sense of isolation.
If you’re looking for a tranquil escape in the heart of the countryside, it doesn’t get much better than this.
Just 15 minutes from the spa town of Buxton and 10 minutes from the Knights Table, a medieval pub filled with history, you’re still within easy reach of local amenities.
As you drive along the tarmacked country lane to the farm, the scenery will quite literally take your breath away. You’ll notice there are three stone buildings, which are best described as the First Barn, Middle Barn, and Detached Barn. Because of the size of the buildings, this has great potential for a family wanting to rent out one or two holiday lets.
First Barn
Head for the First Barn and step into the entrance hall. Straight ahead you’ll find a ground floor shower room and to your right a door leads into the dining room. One of the first things that catches your eye is the large stone fireplace, which gives you a sense of the farm’s original character. You can imagine cosy winter evenings entertaining guests in here as the space can comfortably fit an eight-seater dining table.
Continue through to the kitchen, which is perfectly formed with country style units and a view towards the rear hills. Retrace your steps into the dining area where you can access the living room. This is a seriously cosy and attractive space with a stone fireplace, slate hearth and exposed stone walls. In the cooler months, light the log burner and enjoy relaxed evenings with a good book by the fire.
From the dining room, climb the stairs to the first floor where you’ll find two spacious bedrooms and a family bathroom. In the main bedroom an exposed stone wall is an eye-catching feature and dual aspect windows capture the most wonderful views.
Middle Barn
Return downstairs and through the hallway into a boot room, which connects the First Barn to the Middle Barn. As you walk into the kitchen and dining area, you’ll be wowed by the exposed stone walls and original stone flooring. Unlike many other properties of this kind, the ceilings are of a good height and along with the large window offering panoramic views to the front of the farm, the space is flooded with light. Adjoining the kitchen is a downstairs shower room, which comes in handy after a day exploring the hills.
Continue through to the lounge, arguably the most impressive room in the property. The vaulted ceiling, galleried landing and log burner really give this space the wow factor. And the large window offers incredible uninterrupted views of the moors. At the end of the property lies a bedroom with a door leading outside to the front of the property.
Continue through to the lounge, arguably the most impressive room in the property. The vaulted ceiling, galleried landing and log burner really give this space the wow factor. And the large window offers incredible uninterrupted views of the moors. At the end of the property lies a bedroom with a door leading outside to the front of the property.
Detached Barn
Having undergone a significant renovation, this building has been beautifully transformed into a contemporary space with high-end design that mingles with the barn’s original features. As you enter the Detached Barn, modern wooden flooring sweeps right through the open-plan kitchen and lounge, creating a fabulous space for couples.
Along one side of the kitchen, sleek glossy units and integrated appliances add a contemporary feel while down the other side, the original stone wall reminds you of the building’s past and effortlessly blends the old with the new. Enjoy lazy mornings around the table, feasting on homecooked breakfasts, or head into the lounge to put your feet up with a coffee.
The vaulted ceiling, exposed stone walls and log burner steal the show in the lounge, and although it has a sense of grandeur, it also provides a cosy space for romantic evenings.
Follow the stairs up to the mezzanine bedroom as you appreciate the impressive, vaulted ceiling, criss-crossed with chunky wooden beams. As well as boasting enough space for a large bed, you can comfortably fit a sofa in too. A contemporary ensuite shower room adds the finishing touches to this stylish room.
Our Thoughts
Blackclough Farm offers a multitude of uses, having been used as a family residence and holiday lets over recent years. If you’re looking for an escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, with the opportunity of providing an additional income source – you need look no further, you’ve found it, Blackclough Farm.
