3 bed end of terrace house

The property, a Grade II listed building known as Crucks Barn, dates back to the 15th century. Originally a cider barn with a separate cottage, the two structures have been joined together with a glazed entrance area and a flagstone floor. The accommodation is split into two parts: a main house with a kitchen/breakfast room, a living room with a vaulted ceiling and feature fireplace, a mezzanine bedroom, and an en-suite bathroom, as well as a separate living area with kitchen, living room, and two bedrooms, and a family bathroom. The property also has a garage with power and lighting, and access to the annexe, as well as a parking area and a rear garden mainly laid to lawn.