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South Barn Onesacre | Sheffield | S35 0HJ SOUTH BARN South Barn Onesacre | Sheffield | S35 0HJ SOUTH BARN This stunning barn conversion is set in a peaceful, tranquil, hamlet with panoramic views out to the Peak District National Park. The original barn was built around the 16th century, and it was cleverly converted into a domestic dwelling in early 1980s. The cruck barn, is so named because of its unique, split oak archway. The bustling city of Sheffield is just six miles away and the M1 and Meadowhall Shopping Centre are within easy reach. A great depth of period character detail in this detached 3 bedroom converted stone barn, breath-taking views from an ancient settlement known as Onesacre near Bradfield and the Peak District. 3 bedrooms over 2 floors with crook beams, open fires and modern facilities with nearly an acre field. South Barn is a detached Crook Barn in stone with gardens and parking near the Grade II* (two-star) circa 1630 Onesacre Hall, a settlement dating back to 1086 and recorded in the Doomsday book. Whilst no longer listed itself, this characterful home is rich in warm period detail which is revealed throughout but not overly so, seamlessly enhanced by recent modifications to the large dining kitchen and bathrooms which are both of excellent quality and luxuriously finished to a high professional standard. Decorations are in keeping, enhancing the light and spacious rooms, all of which offer splendid distant rural views. Numerous and notable features include exposed crook, purlin and ceiling beams, revealed interior stone walls, a large open fireplace to the sitting room and mullioned windows with seating. The entrance hall is long and central, featuring the turning stair and crook beams aloft, effortlessly connecting the principle rooms. The dining room is generous yet cosy, the study/ bedroom 3 has good light and views. Mullioned windows on two sides of the sitting room allow for seating both to admire the views and the impressive focal fireplace in stone and iron framed with heavy beams. The spacious dining kitchen has a wealth of quality fitted cabinets and a host of appliances, ample dining space to gather and french doors to connect to the sheltered rear gardens. A utility cupboard houses a washing machine and there is a vented tumble dryer in the shower room. The arrangement of rooms offers flexible use, the second bedroom sits above the gallery landing whilst the master bedroom lies beyond an intermediary bedroom, dressing room or study. Two newly installed bathrooms are at ground floor adjacent to the third bedroom. Seller Insight We moved to Sheffield in the 1970s. As we became more familiar with the vicinity, we discovered this beautiful house in its delightful hamlet. Low Bradfield with its cricket green and reservoir walks is only two miles away. We enjoy all the advantages of being close to the city, but also to the nearby village of Oughtibridge which has excellent amenities, including an outstanding primary school, a village shop and post office alongside a restaurant and sociable pubs. It was everything we could possibly desire and South Barn has been our much loved family home for the past thirty five years.” “Over the years we have enhanced our home with a new kitchen and bathrooms, wooden window frames and, one particular feature, very special to us, was the installation of a hand carved, oak fire surround. It is very much a family home; our two sons grew up here and had all the advantages of living in this rural idyll, with freedom to explore the local environs in total safety.” “Every room is special to us but our main reception room has an open fire and is so cosy. It also features a window seat which gives us our panoramic outlook. We never tire of sitting here and enjoy watching the seasons unfold.” “Being located along this quiet lane, the only sounds we hear are that of birdsong or the occasional passing tractor. We do appreciate having access to many local footpaths on our doorstep and enjoy walking in the outstandingly beautiful surrounding countryside” Our kitchen has French windows leading to our patio which is perfect for outdoor dining. We have enjoyed summer BBQs, many large family gatherings at Christmastime and Easter. We held our 40th wedding anniversary party here which was a very happy occasion.” “It is for family reasons that we are saying farewell to our lovely home. We will both leave with heavy hearts, but have many treasured memories of family life here with our sons and grandchildren. We hope that whoever decides to live here will be as happy and content as we have been.” * * These comments are the personal views of the current owner and are included as an insight into life at the property. They have not been independently verified, should not be relied on without verification and do not necessarily reflect the views of the agent. Approached via a private drive flanked by natural dry-stone walls and level lawn gardens which have well stocked and deep herbaceous boarders. Front, side and rear gardens are private and seamlessly connect offering both open rural views and sheltered spaces with delightful seating out areas. A large gravel drive provides excellent parking. There is a coal bunker, an outbuilding housing freezers and a large shed. Mains Gas central heating. The Field. The field amounts to nearly an acre and has a Southerly aspect. It gently slopes aiding cultivation in the vegetable gardens and is shielded from the elements being about a third woodland. Conveniently situated just 300 meters from the barn and with a long road frontage and access. This is a place for the hobby farmer to cultivate the ground and perhaps to have some small- scale animal husbandry. LOCAL AREA Onesacre is an absolutely charming hamlet situated on the outskirts of The Peak District National Park via Onesmoor surrounded by glorious open countryside and situated to the North West of Sheffield between High Bradfield and Oughtibridge. The external lifestyle afforded is wonderful with walking routes along the Ewden Valley passing More Hall and Broomhead and Damflask reservoirs. Whilst being immediately rural; Onesacre has local villages with pubs in Bradfield and access to highly regarded schools. Local shops in neighbouring market towns vary from small gift shops and clothing boutiques to mini-supermarkets and a Tesco. Meadowhall is within a 20-minute drive and the area offers a wealth of highly regarded bars and restaurants. The South Yorkshire motorway network is easily accessible as are surrounding commercial centres such as Manchester, Leeds and Sheffield. Registered in England and Wales. Company Reg. No. 2346083. Registered office address: Lancasters Property Services Ltd, 20 Market Street, Penistone, Sheffield, S36 6BZ copyright © 2018 Fine & Country Ltd. Agents notes: All measurements are approximate and for general guidance only and whilst every attempt has been made to ensure accuracy, they must not be relied on. The fixtures, fittings and appliances referred to have not been tested and therefore no guarantee can be given that they are in working order. Internal photographs are reproduced for general information and it must not be inferred that any item shown is included with the property. For a free valuation, contact the numbers listed on the brochure. Printed 22.03.2018 FINE & COUNTRY Fine & Country is a global network of estate This unique approach to luxury homes marketing agencies specialising in the marketing, sale and delivers high quality, intelligent and creative rental of luxury residential property. With offices concepts for property promotion combined with in the UK, Australia, Egypt, France, Hungary, Italy, the latest technology and marketing techniques. 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The production of these particulars has generated a £10 donation THE FINE & COUNTRY to the Fine & Country Foundation, charity no. 1160989, striving to relieve homelessness. FOUNDATION Visit fineandcountry.com/uk/foundation 6 Fine & Country Tel: +44(0)114 404 0044 [email protected] 470 Ecclesall Road, Sheffield S11 8PX.
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