Basic Private Barn in a Secure Rural Location 1

Recently renovated this cosy warm barn can accommodate up to 3 people and provides fast wi-fi and ample parking. Set on a 1.6 acre plot of land it offers a studio living space featuring a new double bed with a new mattress, leather corner sofa and a single put-up bed, dining table and two chairs. The kitchenette area has a large freestanding fridge and freezer, microwave, induction plate, toaster and kettle. A shared garden is overlooking a large paddock with a range of trees. The space Welcome to our cosy and warm little barn set on a 1.6 acre plot of land in the picturesque village of Pury End in South Northamptonshire. The barn offers accommodation for up to three people and provides fast wi-fi and ample parking. It is ideal for tradesmen and professionals working in the surrounding areas of Northampton, Milton Keynes and Daventry. The property offers a studio living space featuring a new double bed, leather corner sofa, put-up single bed, dining table and two chairs. The kitchenette area features a large, freestanding matching fridge and freezer, microwave, induction plate, toaster and kettle. You have everything you need to cook your own meals including plates, cutlery, cups, glasses, sauce pans, frying pans, chopping boards, and even a BBQ. There is also a washing machine that is free to use if you need one. Soap, shampoo, washing powder, bedding and towels are provided. The living space has a 40 Inch Smart TV with Netflix etc so you are all set for a cosy night in. The shower room has a powerful electric shower with good water pressure, and a large butler sink. The barn has its own private garden overlooking a large paddock. The outside area features a table with six chairs, a table umbrella and a BBQ. Guests are welcome to make use of the paddock, which houses walnut, pear, plum, apple, pine, cherry, birch, oak, ash, and chestnut trees to name a few. The space is blissful in any season offering piece and quiet in the countryside. The property is accessible via a secure gated driveway. This barn is part of a charming Elizabethan country house built in the 15th century and set within 2 acres of immaculately maintained gardens where, as the legend goes, Queen Elizabeth I used to stop over to change her horses and rest overnight on her way to her Scottish residence at the Edinburgh Castle. The house was one the five properties hit by a rogue bomb during WWII and still has the features of the era it was built in.