Cruck Barn, Cardington, Church Stretton, SY6 7HU

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A remarkable example of barn conversion architecture, Cruck Barn has been comprehensively rebuilt and renovated to create a substantial family home that seamlessly combines traditional character with modern performance. Constructed with careful attention to detail and insulated to contemporary standards, the property offers the efficiency and comfort of a modern home while retaining the charm and visual appeal of a period barn. The whole property is heated by a hot water underfloor heating system. Set amidst idyllic countryside surroundings, this impressive home is finished to an exceptional standard, providing expansive living spaces, high-specification interiors, and outstanding views across rolling farmland.

The main house is beautifully appointed with character-inspired features throughout, including exposed timbers, vaulted ceilings, and oak flooring, all thoughtfully incorporated to reflect the building’s heritage. The layout is designed with modern family living in mind, complemented by stylish interiors and high-end finishes.

The real heart of the home is the open-plan kitchen/breakfast room. A striking vaulted ceiling with exposed beams and trusses enhances the sense of space, while three sets of full-height timber-framed windows, including double doors opening onto the patio, allow natural light to flood in and frame views across the surrounding gardens and countryside beyond.

The kitchen is superbly appointed, featuring sleek contemporary cabinetry, integrated appliances, and a substantial central island with breakfast bar and seating, creating a sociable and practical space. To the far end, the dining area comfortably accommodates a large family table, ideal for both everyday living and entertaining.

Located just off the kitchen is a reception room, currently used as a snug, with double doors opening onto the patio, providing an intimate space that still connects effortlessly with the outdoors. The living room is a magnificent space, showcasing vaulted ceilings, character beams, and a full wall of glazing that captures uninterrupted views across the open fields. Double doors open out to the garden, while a wood-burning stove mounted on a raised granite plinth provides a striking focal point and adds warmth and atmosphere.

From the hallway, there are two generously sized double bedrooms, both enjoying oak flooring, timber detailing, and attractive outlooks across the surrounding land. These are served by a well-appointed family bathroom featuring a freestanding bath, walk-in shower, bidet, WC, and wash hand basin.

The ground floor accommodation is completed by a useful utility room located just off the kitchen and a cloakroom with WC and wash hand basin.

Upstairs, there are two spacious bedroom suites, each benefiting from en suite shower rooms. The principal bedroom features exposed beams, a vaulted ceiling, and far-reaching countryside views stretching towards the distant hills, while the second bedroom also enjoys character detailing and a light, tranquil atmosphere.

To one end of Cruck Barn is a covered outdoor hot tub area with an oak frame and tiled roof, further enhancing the property’s excellent entertaining space and year-round enjoyment.

Situated above the garage, the self-contained annexe offers a stylish and contemporary living space, ideal for guest accommodation or independent living for a family member.

The open-plan kitchen/living area is fitted with navy shaker-style cabinetry, marble worktops, and integrated appliances. A breakfast bar provides additional workspace and casual dining.

The generously sized double bedroom features wooden flooring and a panelled feature wall, while dual aspect windows ensure an abundance of natural light and elevated views across the surrounding countryside. The en suite shower room includes a large walk-in shower, wash basin, and WC.

A private balcony enjoys uninterrupted rural views, offering a peaceful spot for morning coffee or evening relaxation, overlooking the neatly arranged gardens and open fields beyond.

Beneath the annexe is a highly practical range of spaces including a spacious garage/carport with covered parking for two cars, workshop, wood store, and boiler room, offering excellent storage and versatility.

The property occupies an attractive rural position with panoramic views over the surrounding countryside, characterised by gently rolling fields, mature hedgerows, and a scattering of neighbouring farmsteads.

To the front, a large, gravelled driveway provides ample parking for multiple vehicles and a sense of arrival, framed by traditional stone walling and the attractive barn-style elevations.

To the rear, a generous lawned garden extends away from the house, offering a wide expanse of level ground ideal for recreation and outdoor living. A paved terrace runs directly along the rear elevation, providing a sheltered and well-positioned space for dining and entertaining, with immediate access from the principal living areas.

A defining feature of the grounds is the elegant row of young ornamental trees, carefully planted to create a formal avenue along the boundary. In spring, these trees produce a striking display of blossom, adding colour and seasonal interest, while in time they will form an established and characterful landscape feature.

An orchard area occupies one corner of the garden, contributing to the sense of a well-considered and productive outdoor space. Beyond this lies a separate paddock/meadow enclosed by post-and-rail fencing, ideal for a variety of uses and further enhancing the lifestyle appeal of the property.

To the side, a dedicated children’s play area is barked and enclosed, providing a safe and practical environment, while additional gravelled areas link seamlessly with the driveway and outbuildings. The surrounding views are a constant feature, with long, uninterrupted sightlines across open farmland and towards distant hills, reinforcing the property’s peaceful and unspoilt setting.

Cruck Barn represents a rare opportunity to acquire a beautifully executed barn conversion, offering a balance of character, quality, and modern efficiency. With its generous accommodation, self-contained annexe, thoughtfully landscaped grounds, and exceptional rural outlook, the property provides an outstanding lifestyle offering in one of Shropshire’s most desirable settings.

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Services Mains water, electricity and drainage. Oil fired central heating.

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