A detached barn conversion, located in a peaceful area of Churchstoke. A winding path leads you up to the property, and a landscape of plants, and woodland, sweeps directly above. Walk inside, and just ahead, lies a nicely styled cloakroom. This steers round to a well-designed sitting room elevated by a warm atmosphere and low lighting. The lovely ornaments and electric fire with wood burner affect breathe life into the accommodation, making a perfect place to relax at evening time. To the back of the formation, a farmhouse kitchen and dining area is well-matched with a sofa and a large table with chairs. A feature wall hosts a collection of china, and collectables, which enhance the rooms aura. Just off from this, a utility space is available, to meet your needs. Going up the stairs, a classically arranged bathroom is neatly tiled and completed with a quality finish. Across from this, a king-size bedroom is a calming place to relax at night time, with open views and a soothing colour scheme. A double bedroom boasts tradition and sophistication with intriguing décor that will enhance your mood right away. Completing the layout, a super king-size bedroom echoes luxury, and welcomes in the views from afar. Head outside, where you can relax on the patio area with a glass of wine, or wander through the delightful garden to be at one with nature. The village of Churchstoke is great for exploring the selection of individual shops, pubs and restaurants; whilst a few miles away, Montgomery is a small town steeped in history, with cobbled streets, well worth a trip. Wherever you decide to visit, this accommodation is sure to please. This property is on the same site as 941556 and together they sleep 14.

The historic village of Churchstoke was originally mentioned in the Domesday Book in 1086, while today it is a quiet village surrounded by scenic countryside, on the English/Welsh border. It boasts a supermarket, two pubs and an historic church. A few miles away, Montgomery is a small town steeped in history, with many timber-framed houses, cobbled streets and the ruins of a 13th century hill-top castle which provides panoramic views over Wales.

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