Description

Henlow End Farm is a substantial converted barn set in about 9.32 acres in a semi rural location on the edge of Henlow. The barn has extensive outbuildings suitable for storing vehicles, formal gardens, an orchard and a paddock of about 7.8 acres offering the potential for equestrian use.

A large reception hall gives access to a sitting room with fireplace. From the sitting room there is a large vaulted dual aspect conservatory with exposed beam that also gives access to the garden. There is also a music room that could be used as a dining room and a country style kitchen breakfast room with utility room and guest cloakroom next to it. The barn has been extended and has a larger additional room that has not yet been fitted out that offers scope for a variety of uses, from an extra large reception space, to a bigger kitchen family room, or even sub division into an annexe to the main house. A boot room gives access to the utility and also a home office.

On the first floor there is an impressive main bedroom with en suite shower room, three further double bedrooms and a family bathroom.

The house is approached up a lane and has gated access to the driveway and parking area. A pretty courtyard is formed from the angles of the barn and an attached cart lodge, gardeners shed and store. There is a garage attached to the end of the cart lodge and large integral garage with double doors and mezzanine storage. There is another double garage offering more space for vehicles and storage.

To the rear of the house there is a formal garden which leads to an orchard with a variety of trees. To the side of the driveway is a another plot of land that also has vehicular access to the track that leads to the road. This sits next to a small development of houses that were built a few years ago and has previously had planning consent for the erection of a bungalow refused. Central Bedfordshire planning reference CB/21/03305/FULL.

To the side of the barn there is a large paddock of about 7.8 acres.