Derbyshire converted barn
A beautifully converted barn in Buxton in Derbyshire is full of period pieces and has spacious accommodation


Bishops Grange is a former barn, converted 20 years ago to create a spacious family home in an extremely attractive setting. The property offers over 3,484sq ft of space over two floors featuring a vaulted galleried landing with feature staircase. The drawing room has a carved stone fireplace and dining area, as well as a wood-burning stove, while the formal dining room is now a family sitting room with a separate office and a study beyond.
The farmhouse kitchen has stone-flagged floors and an Aga, while the dining area is spacious and leads to a larder and snug. Upstairs are five bedrooms off the galleried landing, two of which are en-suite, with the remaining three bedrooms sharing a shower room.
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Outside are three-quarters of an acre of gardens which are well-stocked and include lawns, walkways and an orchard area.
Bishops Grange is located just 1.5 miles from Buxton Opera House in Buxton, in Derbyshire. The town has a wide range of shopping and is widely considered to be the gateway to the Peak District.
The guide price is £795,000. For further information please contact Savills on 01625 417 450 or visit their website.
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