Honnacotts
An Exciting Development
3 Bespoke, 3 Bedroom Barn Conversions
Available Spring 2019
Artists impression
Artists impression
3 beautifully converted barns due for completion in early May 2019 set on the edge of the popular self contained village of Bradworthy, in North Devon.
Prices start at £315,000 One Remaining
About us
Some examples of our previous barn conversions
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The Honnacotts barns project has been recorded on weekly videos from day one and can be viewed here
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Now educating others in how to convert barns, Melanie and Simon have just written a book soon to be published.
They also write a weekly barn blog following the project. You can join it here
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Simon and Melanie Osborne are a husband and wife team with 33 years of experience working together in property.
They have run a successful business, Wrenwood Renovations, based in Bradworthy, combining their skills and talents to design and build extensions, convert barns, chapels and former schools into luxurious homes.
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Location
Contact Us
Agent for these properties
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Andrew Levick
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07766 831 785
The Old Granary
This attached traditional stone barn was originally used as a granary. The grain being carried up the stone steps at the back of the building to the grain store above.
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Now converted into a beautiful, welcoming home filled with character.
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Outside
The garden sits immediately opposite across the drive, bordered by a hedge bank on two sides and there is parking for two cars.
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Inside
The ground floor is a lovely open plan kitchen living area with woodburner and a craftsman made oak and glass staircase with understairs cupboard, leading to two bedrooms and a bathroom with bath and separate walk-in shower.
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The ground floor en-suite bedroom is accessed up three steps from the living area, as is the utility room and separate toilet.
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Cabled ready for sky and data networks.
The Shippon
The Shippon is an old converted cob barn with the addition of an airy new extension. The attached original section was where the cows were milked and was always known as the shippon.
Now a lovely, welcoming home still retaining original beams and some wonky walls.
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Outside
The garden sits immediately opposite across the drive, bordered by a hedge bank at the far end.
There is parking for two cars.
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Inside
The slated kitchen leads through to the living area with wood burner. Leading to a separate toilet and to an en-suite bedroom with a built in oak wardrobe.
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The utility is accessed off the kitchen along with more hall storage oak cupboards.
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Here there are two more en-suite bedrooms, with exposed beams, one with a built in oak wardrobe.
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Cabled ready for sky and data networks.
Cherry Barton
Inside
This detached barn conversion was originally a block barn built to house a small herd of cows. Named after an ancient cherry tree, planted by old Bill, which had to be removed during the building work.
Now a lovely, welcoming home, a young cherry tree is now newly planted in the garden.
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Outside
The garden wraps around three sides of the property with a hedge bank bordering the north side.
There is parking for two cars.
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The airy kitchen living space with wood burner has oak utility cupboards and further oak storage cupboards as well as double door access into the garden.
The hallway leads to an en-suite bedroom with built in oak wardrobe, bath and separate walk-in shower and a further two bedrooms and separate bathroom.
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Its semi vaulted ceilings, roof lights and exposed beams bring light, space and character to this lovely conversion.
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Cabled ready for sky and data networks.
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