3 bed barn conversion for sale

Button Street, Inglewhite PR3

Within the quaint and peaceful village of Inglewhite and submerged in uninterrupted greenery, from the moment you arrive the striking stone frontage, traditional timber entrance door and impressive arched barn window create an unforgettable first impression, while hinting at the stunning spaces that lie beyond of this immaculate mid-terrace barn conversion dating back to the early 18th Century.

A standout feature is the magnificent open-plan kitchen and dining area – a truly breathtaking space extending beneath vaulted ceilings reaching approximately 5 metres in height. Exposed stone walls, original timber beams and expansive floor-to-ceiling glazing flood the room with natural light while creating a wonderful sense of volume and warmth. The bespoke farmhouse-inspired kitchen has been thoughtfully designed for both everyday living and entertaining. Contemporary cabinetry is paired with beautiful solid oak worktops and bespoke shelving, a classic double Belfast sink and a comprehensive range of integrated appliances, including a Rangemaster cooker and ovens, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washing machine. A generous oak worktop provides additional workspace and informal dining, while glazed doors and full-height windows seamlessly connect the interior with the garden beyond.

Flowing effortlessly from the kitchen, the spacious living area is finished with elegant oak flooring and recessed lighting providing a stylish yet welcoming environment for relaxing or hosting family and friends.

Completing the ground floor is a versatile third bedroom, perfectly suited as a guest bedroom, home office or additional reception room. A beautifully presented two-piece cloakroom/WC with half-panelled walls and tiled finishes enhances the flexibility of the accommodation.

A characterful oak staircase rises to the first floor, where two beautifully proportioned bedrooms continue the home's distinctive aesthetic. Bedroom one enjoys exposed beams, extensive ‘Kevin Roper Interiors’ fitted wardrobes, vaulted ceilings and picturesque views across the gardens, creating a peaceful and light-filled retreat. Bedroom two is a comfortable double bedroom, and both are served by the stylish family bathroom.

The family bathroom has been finished to an exceptional standard, blending contemporary design with classic detailing. Decorative tiling, a wall-mounted WC, stylish vanity basin, heated towel rail and a luxurious walk-in shower with a rainfall showerhead create a calming, boutique-style space, complemented by soft pastel tones and carefully curated finishes.

EPC Rating: C

Location

Button Street forms part of the historic village of Inglewhite, a small and characterful rural settlement surrounded by open Lancashire countryside. The village grew around its traditional green, which was once the setting for the renowned Inglewhite cattle and sheep fairs, and many of the surrounding roads and buildings reflect its agricultural and industrial past. Button Street takes its name from the button-making industry that once operated here, with a water-powered button mill recorded in the village during the 18th and 19th centuries. Today, the street retains a distinctly rural character, with a mixture of traditional stone properties, former farm buildings and open countryside, while remaining within easy reach of Longridge, Preston and the wider Ribble Valley.

Garden

The outdoor spaces are equally as impressive and have been thoughtfully landscaped to create a series of beautiful gardens, ideal for both entertaining and quiet relaxation. Sweeping Indian stone patios, mature timber sleeper borders, colourful planting and manicured lawns combine to create a wonderfully private setting, while gravel pathways lead through established trees and ornamental planting to a variety of seating areas.

A stylish pergola provides the perfect outdoor dining space, ideal for summer evenings and family gatherings, while a timber storage shed offers practical garden storage. The property also benefits from a gravel driveway accessed via a timber gate, together with a separate parking area providing one covered car port and an additional lockable external storage unit, offering excellent convenience and practicality.

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