newly converted barns
sold
Byley, Middlewich, Cheshire
Two x four bedroom barn conversions in small development in Middlewich, Cheshire |
Spotswood House |
Byron House kitchen |
Byron House en-suite shower room |
Picturesque courtyard setting |
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Two newly converted four bedroom barn conversions with original features and state of the art contemporary finishes, set on a central, landscaped courtyard within the Kinderton Hall Barn development in Middlewich, Cheshire
SOLD
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Two newly converted four bedroom barn conversions set within the Kinderton Hall Barn development.
The properties retain original features such as oak beams, yet provide modern contemporary living space including stylish wet areas, and airy bedrooms.
The state of the art kitchens are fitted with stainless steel ovens, five burner gas hobs with matching chimney hoods, built in microwave, fridge-freezer and dishwasher.
This is an exceptional opportunity to enjoy a high standard of living in quiet, attractive surroundings.
Byron House
Price £449,950
Downstairs is a spacious living room, dining hall, fully fitted and high specification kitchen, study and cloakroom.
Upstairs there is a master bedroom and bedroom two both with ensuites plus two further bedrooms and a family bathroom.
Externally there are front and rear gardens plus a double parking space.
Spotswood House
Price £375,000
Downstairs is a living room, dining room, kitchen, utility and cloakroom.
Upstairs there is a master bedroom with ensuite, three further bedrooms and a family bathroom.
Externally there are front and rear gardens, parking space and a garage.
Setting
The barn is set in a development which consists of eight imposing barn conversions built round a central, landscaped courtyard and set within beautifully landscaped grounds.
This high class home is set in in Byley, on the outskirts of Middlewich in the heart of rural Cheshire. Byron House has been converted from a well-seasoned outbuilding to provide spacious and individual living.
It has the benefit of a beautiful location and an intriguing history - The Kinderton Hall site was mentioned in the Domesday Book, when a castle existed there.
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