2 bed barn conversion to rent

Northwick Park, Blockley GL56

A Two-Bedroom Cotswold Stone Single-Storey Barn situated in the picturesque thirty-five acre Northwick Park Estate in Blockley, available for immediate occupation for a six month tenancy.

The Granary was originally converted from a former driftwood barn around 1990. This single storey home would be ideal for those looking for the tranquillity of rural Blockley and the rich sense of community which is abundant throughout the estate and nearby village.

Entering the property into the dining room, the vaulted ceilings welcome you into a bright and airy space which could be used as a snug, generous entryway or formal dining room. To the right, through double doors, the living room with cosy gas fire and full-length French doors to the rear terrace and arched window to the front provides the ideal space to relax with a good book in the evening. The kitchen with blue wall tiling and fitted cabinets benefits from white goods including a washing machine and a dishwasher. Further, there are two double bedrooms - one with an en-suite with w/c, sink and walk-in shower.

Outside, there is a terrace at the front of the property and to the rear there is a patio overlooking the well-maintained shared courtyard with a circular pond and a range of mature planting. Close by, there is a single garage with parking for one car in front. Electric vehicle charging is available nearby.

The park benefits from full use of the communal parkland, croquet lawn, tennis courts, heated swimming pool and 24 hour security.

EPC - E. Council Tax Band - E. Security Deposit - £1,615.38. Holding Deposit - £323.07. Standard and Ultrafast Broadband Available via Gigaclear and Openreach. Mains Gas Central Heating. Pets Considered. Unfurnished.

Available to rent now!

Location

Northwick Park is a residential estate of seventy-eight properties close to the village of Blockley in the North Cotswolds.

Once owned by the Rushout family, Northwick Park fell into decline and was empty from 1976 until the early 1980s. The house was then bought by developers who got permission for rebuilding the mansion and surrounding historic area, in the first phase of the development of the estate as it is today. Other development companies completed the work, adding the houses of William Emes Garden, Julianas Court, Churchill Square, John Woolfe Court and The Lodge. The Estate was taken over from Clarendon, the final development company, in 2003 by Northwick Park Ltd and thus passed into the joint ownership of the residents.

Today, there are around thirty-five acres of managed gardens and grounds, which include tennis courts, a heated outdoor swimming pool and a croquet lawn.

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Tenancy Information

A holding deposit of one weeks rent is requested to secure the property whilst credit and reference checks are being made, which then goes towards the first months rent.

Please note furniture/appliances shown may be subject to change prior to the commencement of the tenancy. Please contact Harrison Hardie should you wish to clarify specific items within a property, prior to making an offer and check in.

This Firm is a member of a client money protection scheme C0122198.

Viewings

Viewing by prior arrangement with Harrison Hardie Lettings.

Management

This property will be managed by Harrison Hardie.

EPC Rating: E

Location

Northwick Park is situated in thirty five acres of managed parkland in an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in the heart of the North Cotswolds. The nearby towns of Chipping Campden and Moreton-in-Marsh provide a wide range of day to day facilities, and Moreton-in-Marsh also has a mainline rail station serving London Paddington. The surrounding towns of Cirencester, Stratford-upon-Avon and Cheltenham are all within reasonable distance and provide further cultural and recreational facilities, together with excellent schooling. The highly regarded village of Blockley is perhaps the closest and provides a genuine local community as well as a village store with Post Office, a pub, a church and a sports club.