Author: Diane

Bury Barton is a really beautiful house. It’s got this amazingly cute little chapel and the house is packed with features! Lovely!

Key features:
7 – 9 bedrooms
3 – 4 reception rooms
2 – 3 bathrooms
Outbuildings
Detached
Equestrian
Garden
Land
Listed
Secondary accommodation
Full description:
Bury Barton is a beautiful and historic Grade II* Listed farmhouse with self-contained cottage and courtyard of traditional barns and outbuildings. 9.25 acres of gardens, paddocks and orchard enjoying wonderful rural views.

Not convinced yet? It also has an Orchard with Medieval duck pond!

This is an amazing house – it’s a beautifully restored Elizabethan manor house

Porch, Great Hall, Dining Room, Sitting Room, Study, Drawing Room, Cloakroom, Butler\’s Pantry, Principal and Secondary Kitchens with Aga, Garden Room, Galleried Landing, Principal Bedroom Suite with Dressing Room and Beautifully Fitted Bathroom, Principal Guest Bedroom (The King\’s Bedroom) with Bathroom and Dressing/Sitting Room, Four Further Bedrooms (Two En Suite), Spacious Family Bathroom with Dressing Room.

Formal Gardens, Beautifully Stocked Herbaceous Border, Chess Board Topiary, Outdoor Heated Pool, Thatched Summer House, Kitchen and Herb Gardens, Terraces, Range of Garden Buildings, Stable Yard with Five Loose Boxes and Former Coach House, Stone and Slate Barn, Lower Stable Yard with Nine Loose Boxes, Storage and Office, Old Kitchen Barn with Games Room and Pool Room, Substantial Original Threshing Barn, Three Cottages.

A unique property overflowing with character, charm and possibilities occupying a totally secluded plot of over half an acre in the village. The property boasts of a double reception room, media room, six bedrooms and seperate neighbouring lodge approximately 3,700 sq ft – including a wine cellar, gym and spa/steam room.

big wine cellar though!

An attractive equestrian or stock farm with spacious 4 bedroom farmhouse (subject to an Agricultural Occupancy Condition). The Jurassic coastline is about 5 miles with sea views from the top land. In all about 112.91 acres
£1,100,000
Looks nice! Plenty of land!

Sea views are sea views! The property is subject to an Agricultural Occupancy Condition. This means you have to earn your main living from agriculture.

cider farm with approximately 8 acres of land, with ample on-site parking and a tourist farm shop with adjoining tea room and outside seating area. In addition, within the immediate curtilage, are the parking facilities, children\’s play area, toilet block and craft workshop. To the left of the tea room and farm shop, the owners have converted a barn to provide a spacious 4 bedroom family home and below, at garden level, one 2 bedroom apartment and one 1 bedroom apartment.

An interesting property… who hasn’t dreamed of owning their own cider farm at some point?

Canopy Entrance Porch at this house is … erm well a corner missing … Bizarre

A detached bay fronted residential dwelling dating to 1935 set in 0.8 acres with potential for extension, rebuilding or simply refurbishment. Virtually untouched since built with many original features and mature grounds. The property provides 3 bedrooms and 2 reception rooms at present. Original features include doors, floorboards, stained glass, covings, staircase, picture rail and fireplaces along with built in cupboards and a slinger range. There are high ceilings, lots of natural light and even an original boil washer with open fire beneath.