House For Sale £595,000
TRULY STUNNING & SPACIOUS BARN CONVERSION located on the edge of a quiet village. Imposing exposed brick fireplace, four/five bedrooms, almost 20300 sqft of living space, two enclosed gardens & being offered with no onward chain.
Hideaway Barn is a characterful detached barn conversion standing in a small group of impressive period properties in the popular village of Tacolneston. The property has in the past featured in the journal of the Norfolk Historic Buildings Group study. Dating back to the 19th century, Hideaway Barn is a traditional Flemish-Bond redbrick barn, sympathetically converted around 20-22 years ago, having been maintained and improved to create a fine example of open plan living with luxury fittings.
The barn comprises of a stunning 37ft open plan living/dining room with a vaulted ceiling, exposed beams and a centrepiece exposed brick fireplace with a wood burning stove, glazed doors leading to a kitchen/diner with granite work surfaces, integrated appliances, range style cooker, breakfast bar seating area and French doors to the garden. There is versatile accommodation with hallway leading to a utility with large airing cupboard, cloakroom, study/bedroom five and principal bedroom suite with modern en-suite with a walk in shower cubicle. Upstairs has two wings accessed by two staircases, ideal for privacy and guests staying. The first has a bedroom with an en-suite shower room, the second staircase offers two further bedrooms served by a large family bathroom with bath surrounded by marble effect vanity tops. Outside is a courtyard garden with lawned area, a further walled garden to rear which is mainly shingle and a lawned garden to the front aspect. The property has ample parking for several cars on a gravelled driveway and benefits from a 20 ft x 15ft attached garage.
Hideaway Barn is a characterful detached barn conversion standing in a small group of impressive period properties in the popular village of Tacolneston. The property has in the past featured in the journal of the Norfolk Historic Buildings Group study. Dating back to the 19th century, Hideaway Barn is a traditional Flemish-Bond redbrick barn, sympathetically converted around 20-22 years ago, having been maintained and improved to create a fine example of open plan living with luxury fittings.
The barn comprises of a stunning 37ft open plan living/dining room with a vaulted ceiling, exposed beams and a centrepiece exposed brick fireplace with a wood burning stove, glazed doors leading to a kitchen/diner with granite work surfaces, integrated appliances, range style cooker, breakfast bar seating area and French doors to the garden. There is versatile accommodation with hallway leading to a utility with large airing cupboard, cloakroom, study/bedroom five and principal bedroom suite with modern en-suite with a walk in shower cubicle. Upstairs has two wings accessed by two staircases, ideal for privacy and guests staying. The first has a bedroom with an en-suite shower room, the second staircase offers two further bedrooms served by a large family bathroom with bath surrounded by marble effect vanity tops. Outside is a courtyard garden with lawned area, a further walled garden to rear which is mainly shingle and a lawned garden to the front aspect. The property has ample parking for several cars on a gravelled driveway and benefits from a 20 ft x 15ft attached garage.
