Ocle Pychard, Hereford

A Characterful, Immaculately Presented 4 Bedroom Barn Conversion in a Private Courtyard Setting in Ocle Pychard, with a large landscaped garden and panoramic serene rural views across rolling Herefordshire countryside.

Entrance Hall – Sitting Room – Kitchen/Dining Room – Utility Room – Cloakroom – Downstairs WC – Landing – Bedroom 1 with Ensuite – 2 Further Double Bedrooms – Single Bedroom – Family Bathroom – Landscaped Rear Garden with Patio – Summerhouse – Bespoke Shed/Workshop – 3 Parking Spaces

Set within an exclusive courtyard development in the sought-after hamlet of Ocle Pychard, this beautifully presented barn conversion combines light filled living spaces, character features, and thoughtfully landscaped gardens complete with a summerhouse and large bespoke shed. The setting offers the peace of the countryside while remaining within easy reach of Hereford, Bromyard and Ledbury, with swift connections to Worcester, the M50, and beyond. Local schools, everyday amenities, and scenic countryside walks are all close by.

The Property

Sitting Room: A generous and welcoming reception room, showcasing exposed timber beams, and an inglenook fireplace with brick surround, oak mantel, and multi-fuel stove as its centrepiece. Two front-facing windows bring in natural light, while a glazed door opens directly onto the garden. A deep understairs cupboard provides excellent storage.

Kitchen/Dining Room: This spacious, sociable heart of the home features Travertine flooring, exposed beams, and a warm, earthy palette. Solid oak cabinets are topped with granite worktops, complemented by a central island with breakfast bar seating. Integrated appliances include a dishwasher, with space provided for a range cooker and American-style fridge/freezer. The dining area comfortably seats a large table, and a fully glazed door allows for easy garden access.

Utility Room: A practical extension of the kitchen, fitted with additional cabinets, worktops, stainless-steel sink, and plumbing for laundry appliances. Natural light enters through a side window, and the Travertine flooring continues throughout.

Cloakroom & WC: An ideal everyday convenience, the cloakroom incorporates fitted boot and coat storage, leading to a WC finished with half-panelled walls, modern sanitary ware, and neutral décor.

Landing: A bright and airy central space with timber balustrade and exposed beam details. From here, all four bedrooms and the family bathroom are accessed.

Bedroom 1 with Ensuite: A spacious principal suite with vaulted ceiling, exposed beams, and bespoke built-in wardrobe. A rear facing window frames garden views, while the ensuite is fitted with a glazed thermostatic shower enclosure, mosaic tiling, pedestal basin, and WC.

Bedroom 2: A light filled double bedroom with a large front window overlooking open fields and full-length mirrored wardrobes for ample storage.

Bedroom 3: A further double room enjoying a dual aspect outlook to the front and rear, complete with a built-in wardrobe and shelving.

Bedroom 4: A single bedroom with a front facing window enjoying the spectacular views, currently used as a study and guest room, but equally suited for use as a nursery or hobby room.

Family Bathroom: Fitted with a white contemporary suite, including a panelled bath with shower over and glass screen, pedestal basin, WC and tall chrome towel radiator. Soft toned half-height panelling complements the Travertine tiled floor, and exposed beams add character.

Outside

The rear garden offers a private and beautifully maintained outdoor space. A generous patio with pergola provides space for seating and dining, making it ideal for entertaining or enjoying quiet evenings outdoors. Beyond lies a level lawn bordered by mature shrubs, perennial beds, and well-tended planting that ensures colour throughout the seasons.

A timber summerhouse provides a peaceful retreat or hobby space, while a large bespoke shed/workshop offers substantial storage for tools and equipment. Discreet composting adds a practical touch, while the garden is enclosed by a mix of fencing, hedging and brick walls for privacy, yet still enjoys sight of rural vistas.

At the front, three allocated parking spaces are situated directly in front of the house in a well-kept gravelled courtyard, maintained by the development’s management company for a consistently tidy approach.

Practicalities

Herefordshire Council Tax Band ‘E’
Oil-Fired Central Heating
Double Glazed Throughout
Mains Electricity & Water
Shared Biosphere Drainage System
Ultrafast Full Fibre Broadband Available (up to 1800 Mbps)

Directions

From Hereford, head north on the A465, over Aylestone Hill and down the other side. At the roundabout take the third exit onto the A4103, then turn left after half a mile onto the A465 towards Bromyard and continue for 4 miles. Turn left opposite Morris Corfield into a lane and continue straight. Follow around a right-hand bend into the barn complex, where the property can be found on the right-hand side.

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