The Chestnuts farm, one of the oldest building in Burton upon Trent, was refurbished to consist of nine barn houses, the original farmhouse (Grade II listed) and a plot of land for a further barn or as gardens for the farmhouse spread together over 1.37 acres of land.
A cobble stoned well lit road to be named Chestnuts Drive leads into the newly redeveloped farm and each barn is named after a tree. Ample parking is well spaced out and you notice just how unique it feels the moment you walk into the farm. The bricks with which they were built are reclaimed, the window openings are as before, and even the old brick designs have been recreated to how they originally stood.
There is a "uniqueness within its own uniqueness" within the development; the unique farm development consisting of individually unique homes. Each barn house has different eye catching features and each one will impress you in its own special way. All barns are either two or three bedrooms. All barns also have fully integrated, full fitted modern kitchens including washing machines, fridge/freezers and dishwashers.
Whitebeams Barn
Whitebeams Barn is a beautiful L shaped single storey barn conversion with a truly great feel to it.
It is one of the most unique two bedroom barns or any other kind of house you will come across. The barn runs along the left of the farm as you walk in. It's best for entertaining and aweing guests with its uniqueness and splendid lounge.
The lounge is stunning with huge space, high ceilings and plenty of light and leads into private open space. There is a step up into the fully integrated kitchen. There is a guest bathroom, two bedrooms and another well sized bathroom.
Tulip Trees Barn
Tulip Trees Barn lies in the centre of the farm and at the end of these group of barns.
On the ground floor is the fully integrated kitchen, cloakroom, storage space and a very spacious living / dining area.
Upstairs are three bedrooms and a shared large barthroom with a separate shower and bathtub.
Location
The barns are located on Chestnuts Farm, on the A511, Horninglow Road North, Burton upon Trent in East Staffordshire. A small private road off Horninglow Road takes you to your dream barn with its own parking.
Situated not even a mile (0.6 miles) from the town centre, the barns benefit from excellent local amenities nearby including specialist shops, a library, post office, dental and doctors surgery.
For education there is Eton Park Junior School and De Ferrers Specialist Technology College.
Approximately 16km (10 miles) to the north east is Derby and Birmingham is approx. 44km (27 miles) to the south west. Rail services from the town run directly to Birmingham New Street, with connections to London Euston giving total journey time of 2,5 hours. East Midlands Airport is situated 32km (20 miles) to the east and Birmingham International Airport is situated 48km (30 miles) to the south.
Burton upon Trent has a population of 43,784 and is located on the course of the River Trent in East Staffordshire.
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