Corn Barn
6 Upper Court
Hereford
Agent: Stooke Hill & Walshe
Offers: £325,000
Call: 01432 343477
SITUATED in the popular village of Eardisley, a four bedroom, Grade II listed superior barn conversion in immaculate order throughout, offering open plan living accommodation with the benefit of underfloor heating and hardwood double glazed windows. Upper Court is a small development of detached houses and converted barns approached off the main village road. Corn Barn forms part of a horseshoe of conversions looking onto a central courtyard.
The open plan ground floor benefits from lounge area with French doors opening onto the rear garden with a study/office area. The luxury kitchen/breakfast area benefits from wall and base units with marble working surfaces and integrated dishwasher, microwave and fridge/freezer. There is also space for a range style cooker with extractor canopy over. The utility area includes space and plumbing for an automatic washing machine, storage cupboard, IP gas central heating boiler and cloakroom.
The first floor enjoys a wealth of exposed ceiling timbers with bedroom one having large windows and Jack and Jill ensuite bathroom. Three further bedrooms enjoy exposed beams and windows or sky lights and the family bathroom is half tiled and includes ceramic floor tiles.
To the front of the property is a courtyard area providing parking for three vehicles with additional visitors parking available in the adjacent courtyard. There is also a large patio area. The rear of the property has been landscaped for ease of maintenance and enjoys a raised rockery and gravelled area, seating area and barbecue area. The large summer house is of pine construction with power and light making an ideal office or gym.
The village of Eardisley, to the west of Herefordshire, enjoys a host of amenities including primary school, Anglican Church, village store, popular public house and tea room with the greater centres of Kington, Hay on Wye and Hereford being within easy reach.
Viewing of this property is highly recommended.
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