Property description

This beautiful barn conversion which lies in the hamlet of Eastmoor is part of a complex of five properties which had been derelict barns that were converted in 2001 by George Owen, a well-known local builder. The Granary is one half of the original grain store and sits adjacent to another barn, a further separate barn and a cottage. On entering The Granary's spacious hallway, and through to the dining area with the double-height cart doorway, the feeling of light and space is spectacular. Above, you see a galleried landing, and walking on through to the huge living area and open plan kitchen behind a timber panelled screen reminiscent of stable partitioning, you are struck by the quality of the conversion. Original oak beams abound, and the bespoke kitchen with its granite worktops, the solid cast iron radiators, the tiled floor throughout all add to the sense of no expense spared and are in keeping with an old building such as this. Exposed brick walls feature along with a beautiful wall of exposed chalk lump in the living room enhancing the property's character further.

Property Features :

• A Nofolk Barn Conversion Set within a Prestigious Enclave of Barns
• Located under 8 miles from the Town of Swaffham
• Stunning Far Reaching Views over Open Countryside
• Sublime Character Throughout Retaining Substantial ´A´ Frame Architectural Beams
• Reception Room, Dining Room, Study, Spacious Kitchen with Breakfast Area