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Mill Lane, Darton, Barnsley

PROPERTY TYPE

Character Property

BEDROOMS

5

BATHROOMS

2

SIZE

2,196 sq ft

204 sq m

TENURE
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Freehold

Key features

  • Beautifully refurbished period family home
  • Five bedrooms with versatile study space
  • Generous kitchen, dining room & multiple reception spaces
  • Character features including exposed beams & original stonework
  • Private south-facing garden with countryside views
  • Indian stone terrace perfect for outdoor entertaining
  • Private off-road parking & useful garden outbuilding
  • Close to Darton train station with direct trains to Leeds, Sheffield and Wakefield
  • Short walk to popular bars and restaurants in Darton

Description

Welcome to The Corn Mill

Occupying a highly desirable position in Darton, The Corn Mill is a distinguished period home that has been beautifully refurbished to balance its rich original character with the demands of contemporary family living.

Generous proportions and characterful interiors are complemented by a private south-facing garden, while countryside walks almost from the doorstep bring a wonderful sense of rural living.

Thoughtfully renovated over time, The Corn Mill has evolved to create a home that feels impressive, without losing the individuality that makes a period residence so special. Exposed beams, original stonework and character fireplaces celebrate its heritage, sitting comfortably alongside carefully considered modern improvements and light-filled interiors.

Cook, Dine & Unwind

Rich oak cabinetry and granite worktops give the kitchen a timeless quality that sits naturally within the character of The Corn Mill. Quality integrated appliances are complemented by generous storage and preparation space, creating a kitchen that is both beautifully considered and perfectly suited to everyday family life.

Flowing from the kitchen, the conservatory creates a wonderful connection with the garden beyond. Overlooking the south-facing lawn and filled with natural light, it offers an inviting place to enjoy the outlook throughout the seasons, from a quiet morning coffee to relaxed evenings at home.

The adjoining dining room provides an elegant setting for both everyday family dining and evenings spent entertaining friends. For those who favour a more open-plan style of living, there is also scope to incorporate the dining room into the kitchen.

A few steps lead from the dining room into the impressive lounge, a spacious and light-filled reception room where the character of the home really comes into its own. Exposed beams bring warmth and a sense of history, while the characterful fireplace creates a striking focal point. Doors open directly onto the patio, allowing the room to flow naturally into the garden during the warmer months.

Positioned towards the front of the home, a further family room provides a more intimate retreat, offering a cosy contrast to the larger reception spaces. Perfect for quieter evenings, movie nights or simply relaxing away from the main living areas, it adds another layer of flexibility to the ground floor.

Completing the ground floor is a practical utility room and guest WC, alongside a cellar that introduces further possibilities. Generous and versatile, this additional space offers excellent scope to be adapted to suit individual needs, whether as a home gym, games room or simply valuable additional storage.

Together, these spaces create a home with an impressive balance of sociable living and more private retreats, combining the character and heritage of The Corn Mill with the space and versatility desired for modern family life.

Sleep & Soak

The character of The Corn Mill continues upstairs, where four generously proportioned bedrooms provide an impressive arrangement for family and guests, each with its own sense of warmth and individuality.

The master bedroom is a particularly inviting retreat, where striking exposed beams celebrate the heritage of the home and bring warmth and character to the space. Generous proportions provide plenty of room to unwind, while natural light creates a bright and welcoming atmosphere. Views across the greenery and surroundings to the side provide a peaceful outlook.

Bedroom two is equally well proportioned, with further exposed beams adding to its character and providing another generous double bedroom. Bedrooms three and four continue the sense of space, offering comfortable and adaptable accommodation for children, guests or older family members.

The fifth bedroom is currently arranged as a study, demonstrating the flexibility of the accommodation. Equally suited as a nursery, dressing room or dedicated home office, it can easily evolve alongside the needs of its next owners.

Completing the first floor are two beautifully finished bathrooms, each with its own distinctive style. One offers a freestanding bath complemented by a warm timber vanity, creating an inviting space for a long soak, while the second features a sleek walk-in shower with striking marble-effect finishes. Together, they provide a stylish balance of practicality and indulgence for both busy mornings and slower evenings at home.

Gardens Made for Living

Outside, the private south-facing garden forms a wonderful extension of the home, thoughtfully arranged for family life, entertaining and long summer days spent outdoors.

Generous lawns provide plenty of space for children to play and for larger gatherings with family and friends, while established planting brings colour, maturity and a sense of seclusion throughout the seasons. Beyond the garden, open views across the adjoining fields create an impressive backdrop, enhancing the sense of space and connection with the surrounding countryside.

A substantial Indian stone terrace sits immediately alongside the home, creating a natural setting for alfresco dining, relaxed seating and summer entertaining. A traditional stone-built barbecue adds further character, making this an inviting place for everything from leisurely lunches to evenings spent outside as the sun goes down.

Positioned at the bottom of the garden, a useful outbuilding provides valuable additional space and excellent versatility. Currently offering practical storage, it also presents scope to be adapted as a hobby room, workshop or creative space, depending on individual needs. To the front, private off-road parking provides excellent everyday convenience.

Out & About

Part of The Corn Mill's appeal lies in just how much is available close to home. Darton has become an increasingly desirable village, combining a strong sense of community with an excellent choice of independent businesses, places to eat and everyday amenities.

Within the village, independent cafés, coffee shops and local bakeries sit alongside shops, restaurants and welcoming places for an evening drink. Darton Tap, positioned in the heart of the village, is a popular local spot, while a choice of further pubs and eateries adds to the appeal of having so much within easy reach. Families are equally well catered for, with primary education available locally and Darton Academy providing secondary education within the village.

For those who enjoy the outdoors, the setting really comes into its own. Countryside walks can begin from the doorstep, with Long Fields providing nearby open green space and walking opportunities, while the wider landscape offers plenty of scenic routes to explore. Yorkshire Sculpture Park is also within easy reach, providing further opportunities for walking and days spent outdoors.

Connections are equally impressive. Darton railway station is within walking distance, providing convenient rail links for travel further afield, while the nearby M1 places Wakefield, Leeds, Sheffield and the wider Yorkshire region within straightforward reach.

With its rich history, generous proportions and wonderful established surroundings, The Corn Mill offers something increasingly difficult to find. Its collection of inviting living spaces, five-bedroom accommodation and south-facing garden provide an exceptional setting for family life, while the convenience of Darton and countryside on the doorstep complete the lifestyle. Full of individuality and enduring charm, this is a remarkable home ready for its next chapter.

Useful to Know

Fully double glazed throughout
Gas central heating
Mains water and drainage
Freehold
Barnsley City Council



Council Tax Band: A
Tenure: Freehold

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Driveway,Off street
GARDENA property has access to an outdoor space, which could be private or shared.
Private garden,Enclosed garden
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Monthly repayments£2,758
Property: £ 550,000
Deposit: £ 55,000
Interest rate: 5.33%
Term: 30 years
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