Lower Trevorder Barns - Lower Trevorder Barn

Lower Trevorder Barn began life as a corn mill and hay loft in the 1790s. The conversion has kept the original character—exposed beams and stone walls remain—while introducing modern comfort through underfloor heating, solar panels and ground source heat pumps. The result is a spacious family home with four bedrooms across two floors, three bathrooms, and a layout that feels both contemporary and grounded in its agricultural past.

The ground floor holds three bedrooms (a ¾ double with ensuite bath, a super kingsize with ensuite shower, and two rooms with paired single beds) plus a shower room. Upstairs, the living space is open-plan: a sitting room with woodburner and patio doors onto a balcony, flowing into a kitchen and dining area equipped for proper cooking—electric range, two fridges, dishwasher and coffee machine among the essentials. A utility room with washing machine and tumble dryer, plus a separate toilet, complete the layout. Electricity, heating, bed linen, towels and wifi are all included; a travel cot, highchair and stairgate are available for younger children.

Outside, there's an enclosed garden with decking, gas barbecue and seating. The property has its own parking for four cars and a bike store. An external games room with pool table and table football is shared with other properties on the site, as are the wider grounds. The barn is no-smoking throughout. Note that the property is supplied by a natural water source.