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The conversion works are both sympathetic and beautifully implemented with a discerning range of choices in respect of services and finishes. Throughout the property has new internal walls and the ground floor is laid to Travertine tiling with underfloor heating fired by the LPG boiler as supplemented by the state of the art log burning stove when in use. Stylish vertical radiators at upper ground floor level. Separately zoned thermostats within the principal rooms ensure complete flexibility heat levels throughout the dwelling. The water system incorporates a heat store and the property has hardwood framed argon filed replacement double glazed windows and doors throughout. The property has a brand new roof structure, albeit some original trusses have been retained as features, and the rag slate covering has been sensitively been re-nailed in diminishing courses.
There is clever lighting throughout the property including LED downlighters in all principal rooms controlled by dimmers.
At lower ground floor level are two double bedrooms and a twin bedroom together with family bathroom, utility, en-suite and hallway. At first floor level is a stunning open plan kitchen / dining and living room which relates well to the principal area of potential garden on the east side of the property.
The property has a private access driveway with generous courtyard parking and turning. There are sizeable areas of garden at an elevated level with some wonderful mature feature Oak trees flanked by farmland and Devon banks surrounding providing a superb canvas for development of rather special garden areas. The current owners rent adjoining land from a neighbouring farmer which may be able to continue subject to terms being agreed.
HISTORIC NOTE - Rather uniquely this barn was utilised for Blacksmiths with the power provided by the leat fed (and hence location well away from any river) water wheel.
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Full details for 3 Bedroom Detached For Sale in Launceston
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Description
This is a detached stone barn conversion set within an idyllic situation just a short distance from Launceston town centre and the amenities it has to offer. The barn was converted in 2016/2017. Many of the original character features have been retained / restored within the conversion.The conversion works are both sympathetic and beautifully implemented with a discerning range of choices in respect of services and finishes. Throughout the property has new internal walls and the ground floor is laid to Travertine tiling with underfloor heating fired by the LPG boiler as supplemented by the state of the art log burning stove when in use. Stylish vertical radiators at upper ground floor level. Separately zoned thermostats within the principal rooms ensure complete flexibility heat levels throughout the dwelling. The water system incorporates a heat store and the property has hardwood framed argon filed replacement double glazed windows and doors throughout. The property has a brand new roof structure, albeit some original trusses have been retained as features, and the rag slate covering has been sensitively been re-nailed in diminishing courses.
There is clever lighting throughout the property including LED downlighters in all principal rooms controlled by dimmers.
At lower ground floor level are two double bedrooms and a twin bedroom together with family bathroom, utility, en-suite and hallway. At first floor level is a stunning open plan kitchen / dining and living room which relates well to the principal area of potential garden on the east side of the property.
The property has a private access driveway with generous courtyard parking and turning. There are sizeable areas of garden at an elevated level with some wonderful mature feature Oak trees flanked by farmland and Devon banks surrounding providing a superb canvas for development of rather special garden areas. The current owners rent adjoining land from a neighbouring farmer which may be able to continue subject to terms being agreed.
HISTORIC NOTE - Rather uniquely this barn was utilised for Blacksmiths with the power provided by the leat fed (and hence location well away from any river) water wheel.
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