About this property

A substantial and impressive detached five bedroom stone barn conversion, located on the edge of the village surrounded by countryside and standing in mature and attractive gardens and grounds of approximately 0.66 of an acre with three car garaging and potential for ancillary accommodation.

Sympathetically modernised to a high specification and enlarged by the current owners, the property provides a blend of character features with all the conveniences of modern family living. The barn is constructed of local ironstone beneath a slate roof and wooden double glazed windows and gas fired heating to radiators. With flexible accommodation and situated around a private courtyard terrace, the barn offers many features including vaulted ceilings, exposed oak purlins and rafters and an open fireplace with a wood burning stove.

A light and airy reception hall features a flagstone floor and an oak and glass staircase with a galleried landing and double doors to the family room. The hand-built oak fitted kitchen features a vaulted ceiling and central island with granite work surface, terracotta tiled floor and incorporates fitted appliances including a Range cooker (gas). The kitchen leads onto the split-level sitting room with French doors to the courtyard.

The bedroom accommodation provides three bedrooms to the ground floor and two bedrooms to the first floor, providing potential to incorporate an annexe. There are en-suite bedrooms to both floors which have been recently re-modelled and upgraded.

Outside
The property is approached through high electric wooden gates leading onto a long block paved driveway flanked by manicured lawns and a small orchard.

The property is arranged in a ‘C’ shape around a pleasant courtyard with attractive greenery and raised flowerbeds. To the side there is a large garden with a paved terrace and extensive lawns providing space for outdoor entertaining, complemented by mature shrubs and trees.

There is a detached triple garage building, constructed of brick beneath a pitched roof with automated doors, power and light connected. In all, 0.66 of an acre.

Situation
Priors Hardwick is a pretty village situated on the borders of Warwickshire, Oxfordshire and Northamptonshire. The village has a 13th century church and a renowned restaurant, The Butchers Arms. Nearby towns of Banbury, Daventry, and Warwick offers shopping, leisure and educational facilities. The neighbouring village, Priors Marston has a popular primary school (an Academy Free School), offering free education to the children of Priors Hardwick and Priors Marston.
Public and preparatory schools in the area including Rugby, Stowe, Warwick School, Tudor Hall, Bilton Grange and Winchester House. Easy access to London and The North using either the M1 or M40 motorway, and trains from Rugby, or Leamington Spa into Birmingham and London Euston and from Banbury into Birmingham and London Marylebone. Birmingham Airport is approximately 30 miles away. Extensive shopping and commercial facilities are available within Banbury.

Additional Information
Council Tax Band G - Warwickshire County Council

Sympathetically modernised

5 Bedrooms

3 Reception Rooms

3 Bathrooms

Exclusive setting

Edge of village location

Triple garage

Delightful Gardens and grounds

Council Tax Band G - Warwickshire County Council

Additional information

• Sympathetically modernised
• 5 Bedrooms
• 3 Reception Rooms
• 3 Bathrooms
• Exclusive setting
• Edge of village location
• Triple garage
• Delightful Gardens and grounds
• Council Tax Band G - Warwickshire County Council

Key information

Council Tax Band: 6

Tenure: Freehold

Energy Performance Certificate