House For Sale £1,249,500
Walkers Barn is situated in the picturesque hamlet of Levels Green amongst some delightful undulating countryside close to the village of Farnham. The thriving market town of Bishops Stortford is about three miles away and has outstanding schooling, mainline station, access to the M11 (J8) and a comprehensive range of shops and recreational facilities.
Walkers Farm Barn is a fine Grade II Listed period barn which has been converted into a residential home and probably dates back to the 16th century. The interior of the barn is well-proportioned with a large reception hall with double height ceiling and a galleried landing, the kitchen/breakfast room is particularly well-equipped with a generous range of storage cupboards, central island unit and ground floor wet room and utility room with a door to the outside. At the far end of the house there is a timbered sitting room with access to the terrace and garden and a study. There is a main bedroom suite, three further bedrooms and two further bathrooms.
Outside, the property is approached along a country lane to a five bar gate to its own private driveway which leads to the side of the barn where there is a generous parking and turning area. The remainder of the garden is easily maintained with a terrace, lawns and mainly deciduous trees, partially surrounded by mature trees and hedging. In total the plot measures about 0.5 of an acre.
Agents note: There has been a pre-application planning meeting to discuss the erection of a garage with an office above. The response at the time of the meeting seemed positive.
Farnham is a small village with a primary school set amongst some fine open countryside. It lies less than two miles from the market town of Bishop’s Stortford which provides a comprehensive range of social, recreational and educational facilities, a mainline train station providing a regular service to London's Liverpool Street, and access to the M11 motorway linking to the M25.
Walkers Farm Barn is a fine Grade II Listed period barn which has been converted into a residential home and probably dates back to the 16th century. The interior of the barn is well-proportioned with a large reception hall with double height ceiling and a galleried landing, the kitchen/breakfast room is particularly well-equipped with a generous range of storage cupboards, central island unit and ground floor wet room and utility room with a door to the outside. At the far end of the house there is a timbered sitting room with access to the terrace and garden and a study. There is a main bedroom suite, three further bedrooms and two further bathrooms.
Outside, the property is approached along a country lane to a five bar gate to its own private driveway which leads to the side of the barn where there is a generous parking and turning area. The remainder of the garden is easily maintained with a terrace, lawns and mainly deciduous trees, partially surrounded by mature trees and hedging. In total the plot measures about 0.5 of an acre.
Agents note: There has been a pre-application planning meeting to discuss the erection of a garage with an office above. The response at the time of the meeting seemed positive.
Farnham is a small village with a primary school set amongst some fine open countryside. It lies less than two miles from the market town of Bishop’s Stortford which provides a comprehensive range of social, recreational and educational facilities, a mainline train station providing a regular service to London's Liverpool Street, and access to the M11 motorway linking to the M25.
