Barn with countryside views on the market in Peterchurch

A stunning converted barn with countryside views is on the market for £795,000 in Peterchurch. <i>(Image: Rightmove/ McCartney's LLP)</i>
A stunning converted barn with countryside views is on the market for £795,000 in Peterchurch. (Image: Rightmove/ McCartney's LLP)
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A stunning converted barn with countryside views is on the market for £795,000.

The property, located on the outskirts of Peterchurch, is one of six converted barns within a former New Model Farm.

Estate agent McCartneys say the home has been "beautifully finished throughout while retaining a wealth of character features."

Living roomLiving room (Image: Rightmove/ McCartney's LLP)

The blend of traditional stonework and contemporary design is said to create a "warm yet stylish living environment."

The house is set within a generous plot and features a well-maintained garden with patio areas.

Inside, the house has a spacious and versatile layout.

Kitchen and dining roomKitchen and dining room (Image: Rightmove/ McCartney's LLP)

It opens into a light-filled entrance hall that leads to an open-plan kitchen, dining, and living space.

There is also an additional living room with a wood-burning stove, a separate dining room that overlooks the garden, a study, a downstairs WC, and a utility room.

The first floor has four bedrooms, two with en-suite facilities.

The main bedroom has an en-suite shower room and countryside views.

HallwayHallway (Image: Rightmove/ McCartney's LLP)

Another guest bedroom also has an en-suite shower room and separate external access.

The agents say this makes it "ideal for visitors or extended family seeking a degree of independence."

The property is located near the village of Peterchurch, which offers a shop, a secondary school, a church, and a choice of local pubs.

It is a short drive from Hay-on-Wye, known for its independent character and vibrant book scene, and Hereford, which provides larger retail options, leisure amenities, and a mainline railway station.

The agents say the house is "ideal for commuting or accessing further destinations."

The property also has a driveway leading to the garage, and an additional parking area for multiple vehicles.

The garden, mainly laid to lawn, features mature trees, well-stocked borders, raised beds, a pergola, a small pond, and a potting shed.

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