A character-filled barn conversion tucked away in the semi-rural village of Marsh Lane has come onto the market with an asking price of £495,000.
The Long Barn forms part of a handful of converted stone properties set around a shared courtyard in the village of Marsh Lane.
The four-bedroom link-detached home includes three reception rooms and three bathrooms, giving buyers plenty of flexibility for family life, home working or entertaining.
A fifth bedroom could also be created depending on how the accommodation is used.
Inside, period details such as exposed timber beams, brickwork and tiled flooring sit alongside a contemporary fitted kitchen complete with integrated appliances.
The property has been modernised throughout while retaining the barn charm.
Outside, the private paved courtyard has been designed in a ‘Chelsea-style garden layout’, a naturalistic design inspired by the prestigious RHS Chelsea Flower Show.
The property also benefits from a garage and off-road parking.
Although surrounded by countryside, the home is within easy reach of Marsh Lane's village amenities, including a primary school, shops and transport links.
Sheffield, Dronfield and Chesterfield are all easily accessible, making it an attractive option for commuters looking for a quieter setting.
The Long Barn is being marketed by Saxton Mee, Dronfield, with a guide price of £495,000.
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