Bishops Frome, Worcester, WR6

A rare countryside retreat with space, serenity and a beautifully curated lifestyle

Longbarns is an exceptional 6 bedroom, 6 bathroom barn conversion offering more than 7,500 sq ft of beautifully crafted accommodation and 13.4 acres of landscaped gardens, pasture and private coarse fishing lake. Set in the quiet rural hamlet of Evesbatch, moments from Bishops Frome, this is a home shaped around privacy, nature and a slower, richer way of living.

This former cluster of estate farm buildings, thoughtfully converted in the 1980s, has evolved into a generous, characterful home where exposed stonework, inglenook fireplaces, vaulted ceilings and reclaimed materials create warmth and timeless atmosphere. Everyday living flows naturally here, with the Aga kitchen, conservatory and garden terraces connecting indoor comfort with the beauty of the surrounding countryside. There is a ground floor principal suite, four further en suite doubles and a self contained annexe, making the house incredibly flexible for multi generational living, guests, or space hungry families.

Outdoors, Longbarns is a sanctuary. Sculpted gardens, water features, specimen trees, rose borders, vegetable beds and quiet seating areas reveal themselves gradually as you wander. A two acre lake stocked with carp sits peacefully below the paddock land, accessed discreetly via a separate track, ensuring privacy is uninterrupted. For equestrian buyers, two timber stables and hay/store bay, plus excellent outriding across Brockhampton and Bringsty Commons, add immediate lifestyle appeal.

LIFESTYLE & LOCATION

Evesbatch rests on the Worcestershire/Herefordshire border, a pocket of rolling orchards, hop fields, wooded hillsides, and gently undulating farmland. It is a place chosen by those who value calm, community and countryside without feeling cut off.

Nearby villages and towns
Bishops Frome is just a few minutes away, known for its two pubs, artisan food producers and the much loved Hop Pocket Shopping Village. Bromyard offers a friendly market town feel with independent shops, butcher, farm shop, bakery and community amenities. Malvern and Ledbury provide theatre, culture, dining, thriving high streets and rail connections.

Transport & connectivity
While deeply rural, Longbarns is surprisingly well connected.
Closest rail stations: Malvern Link and Great Malvern, both offering direct routes to Worcester, Hereford, Birmingham and London (via Worcester).
Airports: Birmingham Airport (BHX) is comfortably accessible for domestic and international travel, and Bristol Airport is also within reach.
Broadband: Gigaclear fibre, delivering around 500 Mbps, ideal for blended living and remote work.

Schools
This area is rich with respected independent schools on both sides of the county border, including Malvern College, Malvern St James, Hereford Cathedral School, The Elms, Kings Worcester and RGS Worcester. Several well regarded state options sit within sensible driving distances across Bromyard, Ledbury and Malvern.

Local lifestyle
The Malvern Hills, Bromyard Downs and Brockhampton Estate offer miles of walking, riding and cycling. Malvern’s theatre and cinema, Ledbury’s food and literature scene, local festivals, farm to table produce and artisan makers create a genuinely enriching environment year round.

Everyday essentials
The nearest Waitrose is in Great Malvern, just a short and scenic drive away. Worcester provides larger retail, cultural and dining options when needed, while Hereford offers further choice.