15 King Charles Barns, Church Street, Madeley, Telford, TF7

King Charles Barns are over 300 years old and earned their place in history in 1651 when King Charles II hid here after his escape from the Battle of Worcester. They then returned to Penderell’s house at Boscobel where the King hid in the famous oak tree for two days and continued their journey via Doseley to Bristol and Brighton from here sailing to France on 15th October 1651 where he remained in exile until he was restored to the throne in 1660. During the 18th Century the barn and adjoining buildings were used for the Market House of Madeley and later as an engineering works for The Coventry Gauge and Tool Company.

This converted barn forms part of the King Charles Barns development, situated within a private shared courtyard approximately 300 metres from the regenerated town centre of Madeley, old market town first mentioned in the Doomsday Book. The town enjoys all amenities you would expect including schools, doctors, dentists, leisure centre with dry Ski slope, new shops, offices and other retail outlets.

Approximately 5 miles from Telford with leisure facilities, departmental stores, retail parks, railway station and access to the M54 motorway link road leading to the main motorway network.

Approx one mile from the historical town of Ironbridge, famous for the World's first iron bridge erected in 1779 and designated a World Heritage Site.

This period property offers generous accommodation not easily recognised from the exterior. Accessed from the attractive courtyard the property offers an abundance of charming features including a number of wooden beams that speak of the properties history.

The accommodation includes a cosy lounge / diner with door through to the fitted kitchen and having space enough for a table.

The first floor has three double bedrooms and a family bathroom.

The external of the property includes a private carpark with two allocated spaces and a ramp down to a central courtyard for use by the residents.