Barn conversion for sale in Holywell CH8, 4 Bedroom

The property comprises two substantial buildings: A sympathetically-converted single storey 1 bedroom barn together with a more substantial second two storey barn that has detailed planning permission set in a rural courtyard setting.

Nant Farm Barn stands on a minor country lane 0.6 miles from the village of Pentre Halkyn and, whilst enjoying a tranquil and secluded setting, is ideally placed for access to main regional centres in both Wales and England.

The ground floor accommodation of the single storey converted barn, that is full of character features and presented to a high standard, briefly comprises an enclosed entrance hallway leading directly into a spacious open plan kitchen, living and dining room, complete with woodburning stove. To one end of the room is a useful, well-proportioned utility room, while to the other is the property’s bedroom and family bathroom. Attached to the main house is an additional room for conversion to a second bedroom and a covered decked area at the other.

The adjacent two storey barn proposes to offer the ideal family home with a well-sized kitchen/breakfast room, a dining room/downstairs bedroom, a substantial open plan living/dining room, a downstairs WC, a shower room and utility room while the first floor will feature an enviable master bedroom with walk-in wardrobe and en suite with a spacious hallway leading to bedroom 2 with built in wardrobe and en suite, a family sized bathroom and further 2 bedrooms.

Pentre Halkyn (Welsh: Pentre Helygain) is a small village in Flintshire, complete with a local village shop/post office, a community centre and a small hotel with health club. Ideal for the commuter, the village is situated just off Junction 32 of the A55 North Wales Expressway, offering excellent links to the main motorway networks and key regional centres in both Wales and England.

A wider range of independent and national stores can be found in the neighbouring market town of Holywell as well as Flint and Mold, which holds the distinction of being the first cittaslow (slow food town) in Wales and which has a strong culinary heritage, with a bi-weekly street market for fresh produce, a bimonthly farmers’ market and an annual Food & Drink Festival.

The area offers access to a number of state and independent schools, including Merllyn cp School (2.0 miles), Bynford cp School (2.8 miles) and Flint High School (3.4 miles), all rated Good by Estyn (the Welsh equivalent of Ofsted), together with the independent Myddelton College (13.5 miles), Ruthin School (16.3 miles) and Avalon School (25.3 miles).

Approached via a gravelled driveway, the barn complex sits around a sizeable courtyard with plenty of space for the turning or parking of multiple vehicles. Beyond the barns is a garden, paddock, and wooded area.