Barn conversions can be the perfect properties for buyers looking for a modern home with the character of a historic property.
Here are four of the best Hertfordshire barn conversions on the market right now.
1. Green Oak Barn, London Road, St. Ippolyts - £1,650,000
Located just outside Hitchin in the picturesque village of St. Ippolyts, Green Oak Barn is an architect designed, five-bedroom conversion.
The property has a blend of character and contemporary features including vaulted ceilings with exposed beams, bi-fold doors, floor to ceiling windows and underfloor heating throughout.
The ground floor has a kitchen-breakfast room with bi-fold doors to a central open-air atrium, while the open-plan sitting and dining room has spiral stairs to a first floor mezzanine, which could become a sixth bedroom.
The master bedroom and two further double bedrooms are located on the ground floor, with a separate staircases leading to two double bedrooms on the first floor, both of which come with en suites.
There is plenty of space to park cars, a front garden, and for those that enjoy the finer things in life, an underground wine cellar.
Green Oak Barn is currently listed by Michael Graham estate agents and is on the market for £1,650,000.
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2. Bradfield Barn, Gannock Green, Sandon - £1,150,000
Located in the rolling Hertfordshire countryside, this 18th century, four-bedroom barn conversion is Grade II-listed.
Bradfield Barn was developed more than 25 years ago, but still holds all the charm that comes with an historic property.
The stunning entrance hall with full height vaulted ceilings and stairs to a galleried landing make for the perfect place to welcome and impress guests, while the ground floor also has a cloakroom, study, sitting room, dining room, and kitchen, with an adjoining utility room which has a stable door to the rear garden.
On the first floor, there are four bedrooms - all of which feature full height vaulted ceilings with beautiful exposed beams and timbers - two en suites and a main family bathroom.
Outside, there is a gravel driveway, a storage shed, a paved patio, a decked area and a timber car port and matching summer house.
There is a further decked area at the front of the property and lawned gardens, with far reaching views over the open countryside and farm land, which must remain open.
Bradfield Barn is currently listed by Michael Graham estate agents and is on the market for £1,150,000.
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3. St. Albans Road, Codicote, Hitchin - £1,000,000
A Grade II-listed home with a storied 500 year history, this barn conversion was completed in 1975, and still holds all the charm and character, while being perfect for modern family living.
The main entrance opens into a breath-taking open-plan sitting room which spans over 41ft, with a vaulted ceiling exposing many of the original beams.
The room itself is split into sections, which consist of a reception area, lounge and dining area, whilst also giving access to two further rooms which could be used as bedrooms or studies.
Downstairs is also home to the kitchen and breakfast room, as well as a utility storage space.
To the rear of the property, a stunning, landscaped garden winds around the home and provides the perfect space to entertain and relax in the summer months, while the garden room offers versatility and could act as a home office or fifth bedroom.
This property is currently listed by Ashtons estate agents and is on the market for £1,000,000.
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4. The Old Granary, Ashwell - £310,000
With all the classic barn conversion architecture, including vaulted ceilings and exposed beams, The Old Granary in Ashwell is available at a very affordable £310,000.
This cosy two-bedroom property provides the perfect space for a couple looking to get on the property ladder, or for a young family keen on living in a home full of character.
The welcoming living room moves into the kitchen, which provides access to the courtyard space at the rear of the property, which has space for garden furniture to sit and enjoy the summer months.
The Old Granary sits in a wider development, providing a sense of community and the chance to make friends with neighbours.
This property is currently listed by Country Properties estate agents and is on the market for £310,000.
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