4 bed barn conversion for sale
Chapel Barn, Tregony
Guide price£625,000
- 4 bedrooms
- 2 bathrooms
- 2 receptions
- 2,114 sq ft
- Freehold
- Council tax E
- Superfast (FTTC)
A stone barn converted with care in 2008, with a hall open to the roof timbers and a garden running down to the River Fal.
- Open to the oak trusses
- South-west facing garden to the river
- Underfloor heating
- Ground floor bedroom and shower room
- Village shop a short walk
Chapel Barn takes its name from the Methodist chapel that once stood across the lane. The barn itself is about two hundred years old and was converted in 2008 by a builder who did it for himself, which shows: the oak trusses are open to the floor, the stone was repointed in lime and the old cart door opening is now a single sheet of glass.
The living hall rises to the roof, with a wood burner and a limestone floor. The kitchen has oak units and an island under the beams, and there is a snug, a ground floor bedroom with a shower room next to it, and a utility room.
A gallery landing leads to the three bedrooms upstairs, all vaulted, and the bathroom.
The garden faces south-west and runs down to the wooded bank of the River Fal, which is narrow here, a few miles above the tide. The village shop and the pub are a short walk up the hill.
Room by room
Every room, measured.
Ground floor
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Living hall
7.40m x 6.00m44.4 sq m24'3" x 19'8"478 sq ft
Open to the oak trusses, with a wood burner and the cart door opening glazed.
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Kitchen
5.00m x 6.00m30.0 sq m16'5" x 19'8"323 sq ft
Oak units and an island under the beams.
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Bedroom four
3.60m x 3.40m12.2 sq m11'10" x 11'2"132 sq ft
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Shower room
2.20m x 2.20m4.8 sq m7'3" x 7'3"52 sq ft
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Utility
2.20m x 1.20m2.6 sq m7'3" x 3'11"28 sq ft
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Hall
2.00m x 3.40m6.8 sq m6'7" x 11'2"73 sq ft
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Snug
4.60m x 3.40m15.6 sq m15'1" x 11'2"168 sq ft
First floor
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Main bedroom
5.00m x 4.60m23.0 sq m16'5" x 15'1"248 sq ft
Vaulted, with beams and a window onto the fields.
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Gallery landing
2.40m x 4.60m11.0 sq m7'10" x 15'1"119 sq ft
Over the living hall.
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Bedroom two
5.00m x 4.60m23.0 sq m16'5" x 15'1"248 sq ft
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Bathroom
2.40m x 2.40m5.8 sq m7'10" x 7'10"62 sq ft
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Bedroom three
5.00m x 3.40m17.0 sq m16'5" x 11'2"183 sq ft
The floor plan
The light
The garden faces south-west.
Worked out for this home's own position.
Where the sun is, from this home's position and the way Oak & Co says the garden faces. Trees, hills and the neighbours are not counted.
What it would cost
Buying it, in round numbers.
An illustration, not advice: the rate is an example to change, and a mortgage adviser will tell you what you could borrow. Stamp duty at England's rates from 1 April 2025 (GOV.UK).
Before you offer
Everything you should know.
Oak & Co's own answers to the questions every buyer should ask, in plain words.
Costs and tenure
- Tenure
- Freehold
- Council tax band
- Band E
Utilities and connectivity
- Electricity
- Mains
- Water
- Mains
- Drainage
- Private septic tank
- Heating
- Oil fired underfloor heating
- Broadband
- Superfast (FTTC), up to 60Mbps
- Mobile signal
- Good outdoors
The building
- Construction
- Stone under a slate roof
- Built
- About 1820, converted in 2008
- Floor area
- 196 sq m (2,114 sq ft)
Parking and outside space
- Parking
- Driveway for three cars
- Outside space
- A south-west facing cottage garden running down to the river
Rights, restrictions and risks
- Restrictions
- None known
- Rights and easements
- None known
- Public right of way
- No
- Flooded in the last five years
- No
Energy
Where it is
Tregony
A wide old street of cob and slate, the gateway to the Roseland.
5.8 miles from our office in Truro.
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