AN intriguing North Wales property is now on the market with Cavendish Residential.
Ysgubor Uchaf, located in Maerdy, is available with the agents for £895,000.
The name Ysgubor Uchaf means ‘High Barn’ in ancient Welsh, which gives a clue to its possible past as a Bishop's Long House in medieval times.
The presence of crook beams in the building also suggest it was a residence long house before it was used as a barn.
Whatever its history, it was lovingly converted in the early 2000s to provide an exceptional family home combining a wealth of the original features with modern convenience, particularly with the underfloor heating and double-glazed windows and doors.
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The accommodation is dominated by the high vaulted ceilings to the main reception hall and adjoining main lounge / dining room, with an overall length of some 35 feet.
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It is an outstanding Grade II-listed period barn extending to over 4,500 square feet of floor area, together with a detached, newly refurbished one-bedroom self-contained cottage.
There are also extensive informal grounds of about 0.55 acres set on a minor country lane overlooking the valley of the River Ceirw.
In brief, the accommodation comprises of an entrance hall, a galleried landing, a lounge, main central lounge and dining room, a kitchen/family room with a high vaulted ceiling and upper galleried day lounge/study, a utility room and a toilet.
To the first floor is a principal bedroom with a wardrobe and luxury en-suite, while the southern two-storey wing provides an inner hall and landing, with four double bedrooms and two bathrooms.
Viewing is via prior appointment with Cavendish Residential's Ruthin office on 01824 703030.
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