Moseley Farm, Moseley Road, Hallow, Worcester, WR2

The Granary is a beautifully presented period barn conversion with three bedrooms set on this stunning development of a 200-year old farm in the heart of the rolling Worcestershire countryside. The original red brick barn structure has been left intact during the renovations, lending the property a charming period quality, while inside, the living accommodation displays sleek contemporary styling it also comes with an additional three acres.

The ground floor has an open-plan kitchen, dining room and family area, with space for a family dining table and a seating area. The kitchen itself is fitted with contemporary units to base and wall level and includes a central island and integrated appliances. Adjoining the kitchen, a utility room provides space for further household appliances and storage. The ground floor also has a separate living room, providing a peaceful space in which to relax, away from the open-plan heart of the home.

The first floor has three double bedrooms, including a generous primary bedroom, which benefits from a luxury en suite shower room. There is also a family bathroom, which has a bathtub, a separate shower unit, a low-level WC and a pedestal washbasin.

The property benefits from high levels of insulation to the walls, underfloor heating throughout and the efficiency of an air source heat pump.

Outside, there is parking to the side of the property on a gravelled driveway, with space for up to three vehicles. The Granary also has a beautifully landscaped cottage garden, in addition to, approx. three acres of grounds in the fields surrounding the development.

The development is located on the site of a 200-year old farm, surrounded by beautiful countryside, with far-reaching views towards the dramatic landscapes of Bredon Hill, The Malverns and Abberley Ridge. Located just outside the village of Hallow, the site is also within easy reach of the vibrant historic city of Worcester, with the town centre just four miles away. Hallow itself is a thriving community, with a village pub, a local shop and a primary school, as well as a tennis club and an equestrian centre. Worcester provides a wealth of shops, restaurants, cafés and leisure facilities, as well as large supermarkets and an excellent selection of schools, including the independent Royal Grammar School and The King’s School. The area is well connected by road, with the M5 less than 7 miles away, while mainline rail services are available from Worcester’s three stations including the new Worcestershire Parkway accessible within 25 mins by car.