A spacious Grade II listed barn conversion located in a popular village enjoying far reaching views over farmland.
A detached period barn that has excellent accommodation with four en suite bedrooms and a great range of reception rooms that provide flexible living space with a great deal of character throughout. A large entrance hall connects through to the kitchen with a breakfast bar and a range of fitted cupboards and opening into a snug with door onto the garden. There is a utility and walk in pantry set off the kitchen. The dining room is dual aspect and, directly off the kitchen, opens into the drawing room which has double doors with further opening onto the garden, a feature fireplace with wood burning stove and vaulted ceiling with exposed trusses. The ground floor is completed with a double bedroom with en suite shower room. Upstairs are three en suite bedrooms, two having fitted wardrobes. There is oil fired central heating and double glazing throughout. The barn falls into the curtilage of a Grade II listed farmhouse.Gardens and Grounds The gardens wrap around the barn and include gravelled pathways, terraces, lawns and borders. The gardens are interspersed with mature trees, plants and shrubs with a small orchard area including plum, apple and cherry trees to the side of the house. The views from the rear are exceptional, looking out over paddocks and farmland towards The Wrekin.To the front of the house is a gravelled driveway with access to an electric vehicle charging point. A separate driveway to the side of the house provides more parking spaces and the double garage, which has been converted into a studio / hobbies room with power and water connected. There is a garden shed and green house as well as raised vegetable beds.ServicesMains water and electricity. Oil fired central heating. Private drainage to septic tank that is shared by the five barns.Local authorityShropshire Council – Council tax band G Tenure - FreeholdEnergy Performance CertificateExempt from listing due to listed building status.ViewingsAll viewings must be made strictly by appointment only through the vendors' sole selling agents, Knight Frank.
Set within Shropshire's 'Golden Triangle', Pitchford is surrounded by glorious farmland and countryside, whilst also extremely accessible to the county town of Shrewsbury (approx. 6 miles / 15 minute drive), the spa town of Church Stretton (approx. 10 miles / 20 minute drive) and the historic town of Much Wenlock (approx. 9.5 miles / 15 minute drive). There is an active village hall in Pitchford and, just a mile away, Acton Burnell is a village that has a Post Office, a 16th Century Church and a National Heritage castle, and is also home to Concord College, a renowned international school.Distances Shrewsbury 6 miles, Much Wenlock 9.5 miles, Church Stretton 10 miles (Distances and time approximate)Directions (Postcode SY5 7DW) From Shrewsbury, leave on the Wenlock Road and take the A458 and after 0.2 miles turn right. Stay on this road for about 4.8 miles and in Pitchford, turn left after the village hall and the track leads down to 5 Top Farm Barns on the right.What3wordshttps://w3w.hamster.wiser.hazel