Detached house for sale in Priory Barn, The Hollows, Thurgarton NG14

Property Ref SM0559

Priory barn

A really rather special period barn conversion offering a first class village home located in the centre of Thurgarton, just a short walking distance from the picturesque setting of the village cricket pitch in a delightful extensively walled garden setting. Priory Barn is a home of appreciable character and is a fine example of a high ridged Nottinghamshire barn; the eastern gable elevation has blue brick detailing inscribing the initials ‘I H 1790’, confirming the age of the property as a late 18th Century building. It has undergone many renovation works over the last six years where the current owners have cleverly made use of spaces which may ordinarily go unused which has increased the properties overall square footage and its desirability.The garden space has been redesigned to form a family-friendly area that is ideal for hosting and entertaining. Priory Barn is a charming period home but with a contemporary twist which is prefect for the modern growing family. Internal inspection is highly recommended as you will not be disappointed.

Ground floor

Entrance Hall
This stunning period barn conversion immediately showcases its impressive scale and character. The full double height ceiling, complete with exposed structural timber and bespoke glass galleried staircase formations, creates a visually stunning impact upon entering the hallway. The balustraded two flight staircase leads to a first floor landing gallery, with a convenient storage area below. The original brick buttresses with a plastered finish add an interesting form and character to the hall. The tiled flooring is enhanced by the underfloor heating (which is installed and ready to be connected), providing a sense of comfort and warmth to the space.

Living Room 16' x 17' 10''
The classic open fireplace is complemented by a fire place with cushioned window seats either side, enhanced by a substantial exposed full room width cross beam resting on two exposed original brick buttresses. Exposed ceiling timbers further add to the charm of the room. A plush thick pile carpet brings both comfort and warmth to the area. Latched doorway returning to the entrance hall.

Study - 8' 11'' x 11' 11''
Sealed unit double glazed window to front aspect.

Cloakroom/WC
Fitted low flush wc and wall mounted wash hand

Dining Room/Playroom -19'5'' x 14' 9''

The room is a versatile space that can be utilized for various functions, including a formal dining area, a games or media room, or even a downstairs bedroom.

Kitchen 12'8'' x 19' 3''

A bespoke kitchen offering a range of traditional light oak units with burnished steel furnishings. Built in appliances comprise a Neff combination microwave oven, Bosch oven/grill, Bosch ceramic hob, Liebherr larder fridge and a Bosch ¾ place integrated dishwasher. Range of granite working surfaces. High partially
vaulted ceiling – two Velux sealed unit double glazed roof lights.

Laundry/Utility Room 12' 8'' x 8' 5''
Quarry tiled floor. Single drainer stainless steel sink unit. Plumbing for automatic washing machine. Wall mounted Glow-Worm gas fired boiler. Side doorway connecting to external flagstone court yard.

First floor

Remarkable Central Gallery Landing
Arguably the signature feature of this charming village home…..A central bridge gallery landing is accessed from a fine balustraded two flights staircase, above which is a full height vaulted ceiling extending into the main roof lines and revealing structural timber roof formations. A unique and rather special space creating a fine sense of scale and appreciable character.
A latched pine door from the landing connects to:

Master Bedroom
16' 2'' x 12' 2''
Two classic window frames; charming rural views. Neutrally adorned with visible beams and lavish soft carpet and Enclosed Walk-In Wardrobe – Store Room.

Shower Room 8' 10'' x 5' 9''
A high grade contemporary suite having a large shower area with curved glass enclosure and a fitted thermostatically controlled chrome shower installation, pedestal wash hand basin and a low flush wc. Chrome ladder towel rail. Shaver point.
Electric underfloor heating beneath a tiled floor.

Bedroom Two - 13' 5'' x 9' 4''

Bedroom Three - 14' 10'' x 9' 3''

Bedroom Four - 13' 2'' x 9' 7''

Each of the three bedrooms located on the eastern side of the house is equipped with custom-made wardrobes and a luxurious neutral carpet.

Multi Media Room/Bedroom Five - 26' 5'' x 13' 6''

The current owners have ingeniously utilized the eves space by transforming it into a multi-media/play room, complete with built-in TVs, original exposed wooden beams, plush carpeting, and lower ceilings. This space is truly a child's dream hideaway.

Bathroom - 17' 3'' x 13' 10''

This room exudes opulence and elegance. With its luxurious free-standing roll-top bath and dual vessel sinks atop the vanity countertop, it offers a tranquil space to relax and unwind. Additionally, there is a spacious walk-in double shower with both a rain shower and a hand-held head, a wall-hung toilet, stunning floor-to-ceiling tiles, and frosted glass for added privacy.

Outside

The northern and eastern sides of Priory Barn feature extensive walled gardens, with a resin drive entrance and wooden electric gates. The resin parking court provides ample car standing and turning facilities. The courtyard-patio seating areas offer plenty of space for entertainment and relaxation, complete with a high-end patio burner imported from Canada. A hand gate on the southern boundary leads to a frontage border, bounded by a small stream leading into the Dover Beck. The area also includes a large artificial grass area and well-tended laurel trees, offering a beautiful outlook. Overall, the entire area is truly stunning.

Thurgarton

Thurgarton is a highly regarded village set in the Trent Valley midway between Southwell and Lowdham and between the main regional centres of Nottingham and Newark on Trent.
Thurgarton offers many of the essentials of ‘village life’ – a cricket pitch within the grounds of Thurgarton Priory, St Peters Church and excellent local walks. There is a direct road-rail access along the Trent Valley into Nottingham centre and bus collection points for the Nottingham High Schools.
The thriving Minster town of Southwell offers a wider range of retail amenities, professional services and sports centre, and Southwell schooling is of a renowned standard across the age ranges. The village is served by highly regarded junior schooling in the neighbouring village of Bleasby.
The larger market town of Newark on Trent, offers a more extensive range of retail amenities, professional services, restaurants and leisure facilities including a sport centre and marina.
From Newark there is direct access to the A1 national road network and a fast direct rail link into London Kings Cross in a scheduled journey time of 80/85 minutes.

Services

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