£950,000 /Sale price

Barton Bank was converted from a traditional barn in the late 90s as part of a development of a former racing yard and is in the curtiledge of a listed building. The house has retained much of the traditional character, with many rooms having exposed beams and exposed Cotswold stone. The flexible, semidetached accommodation includes a kitchen/ breakfast room, three reception rooms, study and a downstairs en-suite bedroom. There is also a utility room and WC. Upstairs are two well-proportioned double bedroom suites and a large walk-in storage cupboard.Across the courtyard is a traditional outbuilding with potential for use as an office with storage beneath. Attached to the house is a double garage with electric up and over doors and access to excellent storage above. To the north of the house is a paved courtyard accessed from both the dining room and the drawing room. The gardens are predominantly to the south and east and include a further terrace approached from the drawing room, raised borders and an area of lawn, which runs down to a small pond. Adjacent to the garden is a small area of paddock with a separate access from the village lane. In all, the property extends to about half an acre.Barton Bank is situated in the centre of the attractive village of Condicote in the heart of the rolling North Cotswold Hills, surrounded by unspoilt countryside in an area renowned for its charm and many picturesque villages. Within the village there is a church and a village hall. There are local primary schools at Temple Guiting and Longborough. The village, although set well away from the main roads, is conveniently situated for many local centres, including Cheltenham, Cirencester, Oxford and Stratford-upon-Avon, whilst everyday shopping facilities are available in Stow-onthe-Wold and Moreton-in-Marsh. Regular train services run from Moreton-in-Marsh to London Paddington from 92 minutes and from Kingham station from 78 minutes.