House For Sale £850,000
No onward chain. A delightful barn conversion set within the heart of this idyllic rural hamlet, peacefully situated away from busy roads, offering considerable character.
Manor Farm Barns is an exceptional development of just three conversions of former agricultural barns. Centrally located within the heart of this desirable village, the properties are Listed Grade II for their historical importance. The developers have skilfully, yet sympathetically converted the three individual barns providing bright and spacious accommodation for modern day living. The re-development of these traditional barns blends perfectly within the village’s conservation area. Utilising traditional materials each barn has been converted with its own individual specification and set in their own landscaped gardens.
A truly magnificent conversion offering accommodation predominantly on a single level. Approached into a glazed hall overlooking an enclosed courtyard, the living space includes a vaulted ceiling, sitting area with large windows overlooking the gardens, first floor mezzanine study with glazed balustrade, an impressive kitchen with dining area exposing scissors beams, well designed and appointed kitchen with island, ample space for dining. Doors off to the utility and cloakroom. The property incorporates four bedrooms, two palatial bathrooms and further character with circular pillars and exposed timber works.
The outside space includes a paved pathway that leads to the front door, two terraces that overlook the sitting and dining areas of the property. There are extensive lawns with established trees. The grounds are enclosed by estate fencing, heavily planted and the property offers ample parking RES1<br /><br />Set away from main roads, the charming hamlet of Ampney St Mary lies approximately 4 miles to the east of Cirencester. The village forms a cluster of mostly period cottages and houses bound by Cotswold countryside affording rural tranquillity. The 2011 census reported a population of 218 residents. The village was listed in the Doomsday Book of 1086. The Ampney brook flows near the village and the name takes its origins from the brook and the pretty 12th century church of St Mary.
The neighbouring villages of Ampney Crucis 1.4 miles and Poulton 1.4 miles each offer a public house, there is a community shop in Poulton and village primary school in Ampney Crucis. Cirencester is the ‘Capital of the Cotswolds’ steeped in Roman history, the bustling market town today is a vibrant centre offering an excellent selection of amenities, from boutique shopping to choice of supermarkets, a wide selection of cafés, eateries and hostelries.
There is education at all levels, modern medical practices, Polo at Cirencester Park, well equipped sports centre and numerous clubs and associations.
Manor Farm Barns is an exceptional development of just three conversions of former agricultural barns. Centrally located within the heart of this desirable village, the properties are Listed Grade II for their historical importance. The developers have skilfully, yet sympathetically converted the three individual barns providing bright and spacious accommodation for modern day living. The re-development of these traditional barns blends perfectly within the village’s conservation area. Utilising traditional materials each barn has been converted with its own individual specification and set in their own landscaped gardens.
A truly magnificent conversion offering accommodation predominantly on a single level. Approached into a glazed hall overlooking an enclosed courtyard, the living space includes a vaulted ceiling, sitting area with large windows overlooking the gardens, first floor mezzanine study with glazed balustrade, an impressive kitchen with dining area exposing scissors beams, well designed and appointed kitchen with island, ample space for dining. Doors off to the utility and cloakroom. The property incorporates four bedrooms, two palatial bathrooms and further character with circular pillars and exposed timber works.
The outside space includes a paved pathway that leads to the front door, two terraces that overlook the sitting and dining areas of the property. There are extensive lawns with established trees. The grounds are enclosed by estate fencing, heavily planted and the property offers ample parking RES1<br /><br />Set away from main roads, the charming hamlet of Ampney St Mary lies approximately 4 miles to the east of Cirencester. The village forms a cluster of mostly period cottages and houses bound by Cotswold countryside affording rural tranquillity. The 2011 census reported a population of 218 residents. The village was listed in the Doomsday Book of 1086. The Ampney brook flows near the village and the name takes its origins from the brook and the pretty 12th century church of St Mary.
The neighbouring villages of Ampney Crucis 1.4 miles and Poulton 1.4 miles each offer a public house, there is a community shop in Poulton and village primary school in Ampney Crucis. Cirencester is the ‘Capital of the Cotswolds’ steeped in Roman history, the bustling market town today is a vibrant centre offering an excellent selection of amenities, from boutique shopping to choice of supermarkets, a wide selection of cafés, eateries and hostelries.
There is education at all levels, modern medical practices, Polo at Cirencester Park, well equipped sports centre and numerous clubs and associations.
