This superb barn conversion sits on a generous plot and enjoys delightful open views to the rear. The property is located within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty which has recently been given a Dark Sky Reserve Status.

Finished to an exacting standard, the property has a wealth of character features including stone flooring throughout the ground floor and feature exposed timbers, vaulted ceilings, a galleried landing and much more!

Notable features include a spectacular dining hall with vaulted ceiling and mellow, exposed timbers. Oak is used extensively throughout the property including the staircase and ledged and braced internal doors with Suffolk latches accentuate the history of this outstanding family home. Further living space on the ground floor includes a spacious, dual aspect lounge with feature fireplace for cosy family gatherings, whilst a further snug provides privacy and quiet space.

The kitchen is exceptional - finished with quality units and flooring and including an array of appliances including a Rangemaster with cooker hood, dishwasher, combination microwave and fridge/freezer. There is also a well fitted utility/boot room with door leading to outside, as well as a ground floor cloakroom.

On the first floor there are four double bedrooms - each stylishly modelled with built-in wardrobes and the master suite has the benefit of a luxuriously appointed shower room and a real wow factor is created by a free standing roll top bath in the bedroom! On the landing there is further useful storage and the equally luxurious family bathroom, serves the remaining three bedrooms.

All external windows and doors are double glazed and heating is provided by an oil fired boiler. Drainage is to a private sewage treatment plant.

Subject to stage of build - there may be an opportunity to select finishes such as tiling and décor.

Outside and via secure electric gates, there is ample parking to the front of the property which is gravelled and there is also covered parking. The rear garden is landscaped and fenced to maximise the delightful views beyond towards Knowlton Church and the remains of the bank on the farm. A decked area close to the rear boundary provides an ideal spot for garden furniture and outdoor entertaining.

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NOTE OF INTEREST
New Barn Farm sits within the Knowlton South Circle Henge. This is the largest and possibly the earliest of a group of four Late Neolithic henge monuments at Knowlton. Henge monuments are circular enclosures with an external bank and an internal ditch and are thought to be ritual or ceremonial monuments and date to between four and five thousand years ago. The group of henges and other prehistoric monuments at Knowlton form one of the most significant prehistoric sites in Britain.



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