Bridstow, Ross-on-Wye, Herefordshire, HR9.

This stunning barn conversion is conveniently located 6 minutes from the scenic riverside market town of Ross-on-Wye. It has been lovingly remodelled to make a substantial family home. The superb 3 acre gardens, feature idyllic views and benefit from a wonderful level of privacy.

The 4 outbuildings offer the budding artist, musician or car enthusiast a place to pursue their interests, in an inspiring and tranquil location.

The accommodation begins with a central living room approximately 43 feet across. To the right is a home office and utility room. To the left stairs lead to a galleried landing with a hugely impressive full height (3 storey) vaulted ceiling; exposed oak beams and a stone wall containing stained glass windows.

The kitchen also has a vaulted ceiling with oak beams, a custom made walnut island with stainless steel top and walnut floors throughout. Cooks will appreciate a trio of Sub-Zero fridges, Miele appliances and a Lacanche range. One wall has two huge windows, and a pair of double doors which open onto a south facing terrace with views down the valley and beyond. A favourite feature is the fireplace and wood burner. For dining, choose from a 3 seat breakfast bar, or a dining table which comfortably seats 10 people.

Upstairs, the principal bedroom suite has views to the east and west. Fully fitted wardrobes provide an abundance of storage space. There is a separate dressing area/office and also a beautifully appointed en-suite bathroom. On the first floor, there are three further bedrooms with vaulted ceilings, and two bathrooms which each have a separate shower and bath.

The current owners have created a room for games which both children and adults will enjoy. This room also has access to the wraparound terrace and gardens. There is also a fireplace with a mock wood burner, powered by LPG gas.

The Annexe

On the lower ground floor is a two-bedroom suite with its' own bathroom - perfect for guests, family or staff. It is at the far end of the house and benefits from access to both the front and back gardens, making it ideal for use an independent space.

Services:

Super-fast fibre broadband is connected. Mains water and electricity. Photovoltaic panels. Septic tank. Heating: Oil. Underfloor heating in the annex and in half of the kitchen. Cooker and one heater use LPG Gas.

The property is not historically listed, nor is it affected by any public rights of way.

Though set in a rural location the property is only 1 mile off the A49, 2 miles from the A40, and close to the M50, M5 and junction 24 of the M4. The property is ideally located 10 minutes from Haberdashers School at Monmouth, and is served by a bus service to Hereford Cathedral School.

Nestling at the end of a long gated driveway, this airy and light-filled house has gardens which wrap around the whole property. The rear garden has a south westerly facing gentle slope with a large pond which is used for wild swimming by the sellers.

The gardens offer various secluded locations from which to sit and enjoy the views. There is a large patio outside the kitchen, with space to sit and relax, and a table for al fresco meals. A charming former cart shed provides an additional covered dining space.

When it comes to garaging, versatile storage, and conversion opportunities, there are a range of traditional and modern outbuildings. Adjacent to the house, is a double height stone barn, currently used as a gym and garden stores. The driveway sweeps past the house and tennis court, around to a discreet modern steel framed shed suitable for vehicles or livestock.


Set well away from the main property, there is a large single storey tin barn. It is currently dry storage but it offers an opportunity for further accommodation, an indoor pool, garaging etc (subject to any necessary consents).