A GRADE-II listed barn conversion dating back to the 14th century is on the market for £695,000.
The three-bedroom home, named Crook Barn, is located on Bockleton Road in Oldwood, Tenbury Wells, and is described as having “rare character”.
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The barn conversion has been “sensitively” arranged to celebrate its original features, such as exposed timbers and a double-height ceiling.
The barn benefits from open-plan living. (Image: Zoopla; Mark Wiggin Estate Agents)
According to estate agent Mark Wiggin, the property offers “modern open plan living” and is “highly efficient”.
At the centre of the home, there is an open-plan kitchen, sitting, and dining room.
The kitchen features solid oak units and a double Belfast sink, centred on a Rangemaster cooker with an induction hob.
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The ground floor also has a double bedroom with an en-suite.
One of the three bedrooms at the property near Tenbury Wells. (Image: Zoopla; Mark Wiggin Estate Agents)
A solid oak staircase rises to the principal bedroom, leading to a galleried room beneath a vaulted ceiling with exposed beams.
This room is described as being “full of light and character”.
A further double bedroom, also with its own en-suite bathroom, is accessed from a separate staircase.
The barn is situated within gardens and grounds of around an acre, surrounded by countryside.
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The estate agents said this setting is “idyllic, private, and wonderfully peaceful”.
An outbuilding has planning permission to be converted into a three-bedroom annexe, offering potential for multi-generational living or holiday letting.
The bathroom keeps a lot of the barn character. (Image: Zoopla; Mark Wiggin Estate Agents)
“Crook Barn is a home of rare character, where the honest craftsmanship of its origins sits in harmony with a thoughtful modern sensibility,” it read on the application.
“The barn has been sensitively arranged to celebrate its most fascinating original features: An abundance of exposed timbers, generous volumes, and a striking double-height ceiling.
“The result is a house that feels both grounded in its past and entirely at ease with contemporary living.”
Crook Barn is just a short drive from Tenbury Wells, which offers many facilities including a variety of shops and services, a library, a doctor’s surgery, a cottage hospital, a cinema, a swimming pool, and a gym.
