A beautifully converted barn offering spacious accommodation of approximately 2,400 sq ft set over three floors. The barn exudes character and has been completely renovated to provide a stunning and stylish home finished to a high standard. with the benefit of approximately 0.75 of an acre of separate parcels of land, including small orchard.
May House, Eccleswall Barns, Bromsash, Roos-onWye HR9 7PW
Location
May House is set in the tranquil rural hamlet of Bromsash, nestling between the villages of Linton and Weston-under-Penyard. The property offers panoramic views across open countryside stretching from the Malvern Hills, Linton Ridge, to May Hill.
The location offers an idyllic setting within easy reach of amenities: The village of Weston-under-Penyard offers, church, public house and primary school, and the village of Lea, just a mile and a half away, has a village store, garage and primary school. South Herefordshire Golf Club is approximately 2 miles away. The pretty market town of Ross-on-Wye, with its picturesque river walks is just over 3 miles away and offers an array of excellent shopping facilities and is home to the well reputed John Kyrle High School. The M50 motorway is just over 3 miles away and provides excellent commuter links to the M5 giving good access to Birmingham and the North and Bristol and the South. The A40 leads to the M4 at Newport, giving good access to Cardiff and Wales.
Approximate distances:
Ross-on-Wye 3.5 miles
M50 motorway 3.5 miles
Ledbury 12.3 miles
Gloucester 14 miles
Hereford 15 miles
Monmouth 15.5 miles
Freehold
May House, originally believed to be a corn barn dating back to the 1700's, has recently been completely renovated and converted to now provide a most stylish and bespoke semi detached residence set over three floors. All internal doors are ledge and brace, the window boards have all been handmade with oak. There are a combination of tall and small graphite radiators. The bathroom, en-suite and cloakroom are fitted with graphite towel rails. All sockets and light switches are black nickel effect
Enter into the reception porch sets the scene of this beautifully converted barn conversion with Victorian tiled floor and timber and glass door opening into the reception hall which has grey flagstone style tiling, stairs to first and second floors, and under stairs storage cupboard . The sitting /dining room has a lovely rustic feel with solid wood floors and feature stone fireplace housing a wood burning stove. French doors from here lead out onto a decked area offering views to May Hill. This room is open and the solid wood floor flows down a step into the fabulous kitchen which has vaulted ceiling and exposed beams with Velux roof window. The stylish kitchen is well appointed with a range of midnight blue units with brass handles and oak worktop and incorporates a central island with cupboards and breakfast bar with timber and wrought iron bar stools. There is a five ring electric range cooker which is built into the recess with fitted and hidden extractor and there is also a free standing fridge freezer and built in dishwasher. The kitchen is further complimented by a large dresser unit with marble worktop and larder cupboard. French doors from here leads out onto the garden.
The utility room is fitted with high gloss grey units with copper bar handles and oak worktop with white ceramic sink and mixer tap. There is a fitted Worcester boiler and space for a washing machine and tumble dryer . Off the room is a useful airing cupboard.
The study, currently used as a bedroom, has solid wood floor.
The cloakroom is fitted with two piece white suite with vanity basin.
Landing with ledge and brace doors to:
The master bedroom is streamed with light and has windows overlooking fields across to May Hill, Linton Ridge and the Malvern's .The en-suite is fitted with two piece white suite with vanity basin and there is a corner shower .
The second bedroom has views to May Hill and a lovely feature is two internal arrow slits fitted with woodland/country theme stained glass.
The third bedroom also has an internal arrow slit fitted with feature hare and moon theme stained glass.
The forth bedroom enjoys views to Linton Ridge.
The stylish family bathroom which retains the stone arch to one wall, is complimented with slipper bath with shower attachment a vanity basin and walk in shower with double drencher power shower.
Stairs lead to the third floor which has open gallery into the spectacular drawing room, a fabulous space for entertaining with family and friends which has high vaulted ceilings with oak apex beams and solid wood floor. The room is filled with light and takes in the delightful views.
Outside
The gravel driveway leads past the three other barns and opens into the block paved driveway to the garages for the 4 barns, where there is ample parking
A timber fence and gate open into to the front of the property which is laid to lawn with Cotswold stone gravel path and two feature patios with steps leading down to a further Cotswold stone gravel path with interspersed grey tiles which meander round the barn. In the recess to the front is a raised tiled patio. To the other side of the barn is steps to a decked area with hand made fitted bench seats. From here there are lovely views to May Hill.
Separate from the barn is a small orchard with plum, cherry and apple trees along with a large Lawned area which sits in front of the barns with willow tree which looks out towards Linton Ridge. A track leads round to the rear where there is a further piece of land which affords fabulous views over surrounding fields to May Hill in one direction and distant views of the Black Mountains in the other, a great space to be enjoyed and watch the sun set and enjoy the wildlife that frequent this lovely setting.The barn owns land of approximately 0.75 of an Acre
There is a Garage, a wooden shed and a metal double shed with gravel parking area to the front.
Services
Oil central heating with condensing combination Worcester boiler, septic tank, all double glazed.
Directions
From Ross-on-Wye proceed out onto the A40 signposted Gloucester. Continue along this road for approximately 2 miles and on reaching the village of Weston-under-Penyard, turn left just behind the Weston Cross pub. Continue along this country lane until reaching the small crossroads and turn right onto the B4224, continue for approximately 500 yards where the barns can be found on the right hand side and the barn will be found on the right hand side. Arrive onto the gravel drive passing the three barns on the left and May House is to the rear of these.
The property is being offered for sale upon instructions received from an employee or associate of Hamilton Stiller who is therefore a "connected person" under the terms of the Estate Agents Act 1979.
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