Property description
CHARMING 3 BEDROOM BARN CONVERSION: offering a wealth of character features including exposed beams and brickwork which is situated in a courtyard position.
Hallway, 3 Bedrooms, En-Suite Shower/WC, Family Bathroom, Large Living Area, Kitchen/Diner, Residents Parking Area, Energy Rating: E.
Situation
Madeley is an established historic market town and forms part of the Ironbridge Gorge World Heritage Site. Madeley centre has undergone major redevelopment incorporating a new supermarket and shops; it now forms an established residential area within the southern part of Telford being some five miles south of the wide range of shopping and recreational facilities at Telford town centre, together with the railway station with services to Birmingham, Wolverhampton and Shrewsbury, together with access to the M54 which links to the M6 giving access to Birmingham and Manchester airports.
King Charles Barns is located within the Madeley Conservation Area at the end of Church Street, which includes other distinctive period properties of varying sizes and character. The barns are understood to have connections with King Charles II and his attempt to regain the English throne in the mid 17th century.
The property
Has a wealth of character features including exposed beams to the majority of the accommodation and timber ledged and braced doors.
Accommodation
A ledged and braced door leads into the main hallway which has decorative brick effect tiled flooring, staircase ascending to the first floor, useful cloaks cupboard housing the property’s central heating boiler, access to three bedrooms and family bathroom. The master has beautiful dark wood effect flooring and timber door leading to the en-suite shower room which has brick effect tiled flooring, shower cubicle, low level wc, corner wash hand basin, heated ladder towel rail and fully tiled walls. The family bathroom also has brick effect tiled flooring, stone feature wall to one side, panelled bath with mixer shower over, low level wc, pedestal wash hand basin and heated ladder towel rail.
The first floor comprises a magnificent open plan living area which has a wealth of exposed beams, exposed brick wall and sky lights; step leads up to the open plan kitchen diner which also has exposed beams, a range of base and wall units, integrated oven and hob, space for fridge freezer and further space for two appliances; the dining area has a large loft hatch access point with pull down ladder.
Outside
No.8 King Charles Barns has the benefit of two parking spaces within the parking area of the barns; gated access leads to the communal courtyard/gardens which has security coded access. At the front of the barn there is a decorative patio area which could be used as a seating area with delightful views over the courtyard area.
How to get there – from Ironbridge take the B4373 road to Madeley and Dawley; at the Lees Farm roundabout take the third exit along Ironbridge Road towards Madeley Centre - continue down Park Street to the mini roundabout and turn right into Church Street – after about 100 yards at the sharp left hand bend proceed straight ahead into Upper Road and immediately left into the parking area for the barns where the property is indicated by a Nick Tart for sale board.
Tenure – we are advised the property is Leasehold (with 990 years remaining from 2016). The vendor has advised they currently pay £20 per annum for ground rent and a service charge of £100 per annum payable to The Barns (Madeley) Ltd.
Services – we are advised all mains services are connected.
Council Tax – Band A (Buyers should be aware that improvements carried out by the seller may affect the property’s council tax banding following a sale).
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