Greno View, Hood Green

Located within approximately 6.6 acres of gardens, meadow and enchanting woodland, this exceptional 17th century barn conversion offers a rare opportunity to embrace a more sustainable way of life without compromising on comfort or character.
Rich in history and beautifully preserved, the property showcases exposed beams, vaulted ceilings and original features throughout. A handsome stone fireplace, generous reception spaces, practical boot room and two spacious double bedrooms combine period charm with comfortable modern living. Fast broadband is available, with fibre installation due imminently, ensuring the property is equally suited to home working.
Designed with both environmental awareness and year-round comfort in mind, the property benefits from solar panels, modern high-retention night storage heaters, a bioethanol stove and a traditional wood-burning stove.
Lovingly managed without chemical intervention for more than forty years, the grounds provide a flourishing and productive landscape centred around an established orchard featuring mature nut trees alongside apple, pear, cherry and quince. An impressive greenhouse with raised beds provides exceptional year-round growing space, allowing keen gardeners and smallholders to enjoy the rewards of home-grown produce. Together with the established grounds, Lower Stainborough Fold offers a rare opportunity to embrace a more sustainable and abundant way of life.
For equestrian enthusiasts, the meadow and existing barn offer exciting scope. The barn, whilst requiring renovation, presents the opportunity to create stabling or ancillary facilities, subject to the necessary consents, whilst the surrounding acreage provides valuable grazing land.
Complementing the main residence is a substantial detached studio building with a striking living roof and dramatic floor-to-ceiling glazing. Flooded with natural light and enjoying beautiful views across the grounds, this versatile, private space lends itself perfectly to home working, creative pursuits, wellness activities, guest accommodation or a boutique holiday let, subject to any necessary permissions.
A beautiful area of private woodland creates a haven for wildlife and tranquillity. Carpeted with native bluebells in spring and home to a rich variety of species, the woodland attracts deer, hares and an abundance of birdlife, including increasingly scarce visitors such as skylarks and woodcock.
Despite its idyllic setting, the property enjoys a highly desirable S75 postcode, placing it within easy reach of Barnsley, Wakefield, Sheffield and Leeds, with excellent transport links and convenient access to the M1 motorway network. Ample parking for numerous vehicles further enhances the practicality of this remarkable home.