Barn conversion for sale in Shepherds Drove, West Ashton BA14

This impressive barn, we believe dates to the 1800s. Now converted, this impressive house is part of a cul-de-sac of homes within this quiet village location. The entrance hall welcomes you into the home. The open plan sitting area is the heart of the property with well zoned spaces for living and dining with a sumptuous kitchen. This area boasts a wide variety of stunning features including full height vaulted ceilings with exposed timber beams, a superb Inglenook fireplace and bi-fold doors both from the kitchen and living area opening to the garden. The area has been beautifully presented with solid wood flooring throughout as well as a neutral décor. The kitchen offers a range of floor and wall units finished in a sleek style sat below wooden worktops. Integrated appliances include a double electric fan oven, microwave and dishwasher. A useful utility room leads from the kitchen with the addition of a recently upgraded shower room. The principal bedroom is located to the end of the property with bi-fold doors leading out to a charming courtyard, spiral stairs lead to a beautiful en-suite bathroom. The second bedroom also has the benefit of a ‘Jack and Jill’ bathroom as well as bi-fold doors opening to the garden. Leading up a flight of stairs from this wing is another bedroom in the roof space. In the other wing is a further bedroom completing the accommodation.

Outside

To the front of the property there is off-street parking for one vehicle along with a front courtyard. To the rear is the charming garden with a lovely patio area leading from the kitchen, creating a wonderful area for al-fresco dining and entertaining, there is an area laid to lawn bordered by mature shrubs and planting. There is an additional enclosed courtyard leading from the principal bedroom with a patio area and stone chippings creating a wonderful outside space.

Situation

West Ashton is a quiet village with a C of E Primary School; the nearest shops and amenities are to be found in Trowbridge, approximately two miles away. Trowbridge provides a full range of shopping facilities and amenities, and the historic town of Bradford on Avon is also nearby with a number of antique shops, boutiques, and wine bars. Local country walks can be had from the house and the highly sought after villages of Steeple Ashton and Bratton are nearby, both with local shops and well-established pubs. Mainline rail services are available from Westbury and Chippenham and the road connections to London and the West Country are via either the M4 and A303/M3.

Additional Information

Services: Mains connected electricity, water and drainage. Oil fired central heating. Council Tax Band D.