Sutton Road, Eyeworth, Sandy, Bedfordshire, SG19

Set within an idyllic countryside position and enjoying far-reaching views across open farmland, The Old Dairy is an immaculately presented and beautifully proportioned five double bedroom barn conversion of considerable distinction.

Originally converted circa 2010, this striking timber-framed home forms part of a small and exclusive collection of similarly converted farm buildings, occupying a plot of approximately 0.32 acres.

Offering in excess of 2,800 sq ft of thoughtfully designed accommodation, the property effortlessly combines contemporary luxury with the character and presence expected of a high-quality barn conversion. At the heart of the home lies a truly impressive bespoke kitchen and dining room, finished to an exceptional standard and featuring three sets of dual-aspect bi-folding doors. These flood the space with natural light and provide seamless access to, and uninterrupted views over, the beautifully landscaped rear garden, creating an outstanding environment for both everyday family life and entertaining.

The ground floor is further enhanced by three additional reception rooms, offering excellent versatility for formal entertaining, relaxed family living, home working or media use, all enjoying a wonderful sense of space and light throughout.

To the first floor, the elegant principal suite enjoys a luxurious en-suite bathroom, a walk-in dressing room and a Juliet balcony overlooking the garden with open fields beyond. Four further generous double bedrooms complete the accommodation, all benefiting from built-in wardrobes; three enjoy contemporary en-suite facilities, while the fifth bedroom is enhanced by the additional luxury of a walk-in dressing room.

Outside, the landscaped gardens provide a peaceful and private setting, with generous lawned areas and well-placed terrace spaces ideal for alfresco dining and enjoying the surrounding rural outlook.

A superb example of modern barn living in a highly desirable countryside location, The Old Dairy represents an exceptional family home and must be viewed to be fully appreciated.

Seller Insight
I still remember the first time we walked into 4 Molehill Barns. Stepping into the kitchen at the heart of the house, instantly felt special. As a converted barn it has real character, but it is also warm, light and wonderfully practical. This room has been the centre of our family life: everyday breakfasts, long conversations, and countless parties. It is a true entertaining space and has seen everything from housewarming celebrations to relaxed Christmas dinners.

One of the things we have loved most is the sheer size and layout. With four teenage children, everyone was able to have their own space. Two bedrooms sit on one side of the house, giving our eldest children a sense of independence, while the large bedroom above the garages – complete with en suite and dressing room, became the perfect retreat for one of the boys. Above the kitchen is the main bedroom, glass-fronted and overlooking open fields. Waking up to the sunrise here is something I will genuinely miss.

The garden has been just as much a part of our story. There is a large lawn with a magnificent walnut tree at its centre, complete with a swinging chair; an above-ground pool that goes up every summer; and a pergola at the far end that is perfect for drinks on a summer evening. We have hosted live bands in the garden for birthdays and celebrations, while day to day the house remains incredibly peaceful, not at all overlooked.

Molehill Barns feels secluded, but never isolated. We share a secure courtyard with a small number of neighbours, creating a lovely, supportive community. Two pubs are within walking distance, Potton village is just seven minutes away, and with Sandy and Biggleswade stations close by, commuting into London has always been easy. This is a home full of memories, space, and warmth, and one we shall miss deeply.

Village Information
Eyeworth is a charming and highly regarded rural village set amidst open countryside on the borders of Hertfordshire, Bedfordshire and Cambridgeshire. Known for its peaceful atmosphere, strong sense of community and attractive period homes, the village offers an idyllic setting for those seeking a quieter pace of life without sacrificing connectivity or convenience.

The village itself is characterised by attractive cottages, traditional houses and open green spaces, creating a timeless and picturesque feel. Surrounded by rolling farmland and scenic walking routes, Eyeworth is ideal for outdoor enthusiasts, dog walkers and families who enjoy the countryside, while still benefiting from easy access to nearby towns and amenities.

Despite its rural setting, Eyeworth is exceptionally well positioned. It lies within easy reach of a number of award-winning schools, making it particularly popular with families. For commuters, there are three mainline railway stations within a 10–15 minute drive, all offering direct services into London, providing excellent links for daily travel. The historic city of Cambridge is also just 25 minutes away by car, offering world-class educational facilities, cultural attractions, shopping and dining.

Nearby market towns such as Sandy, Biggleswade and St Neots provide a wide range of amenities including supermarkets, independent shops, cafés and leisure facilities, ensuring all day-to-day needs are easily met. The area is also well served by road, with convenient access to the A1 and surrounding routes, further enhancing its appeal for commuters and those who travel regularly.

Overall, Eyeworth combines the best of village living with outstanding transport links and access to excellent schooling and nearby towns. It is a location that truly offers the balance of countryside charm and modern convenience, making it a highly desirable place to live.

Agents Notes
Tenure: Freehold
Year Built: 2010
EPC: C
Local Authority: Central Bedfordshire
Council Tax Band: F


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