Pretty converted farmhouse with its own cinema room hits the market near Shrewsbury
A pretty converted farm house with its own cinema room near Shrewsbury has come on the property market for a guide price of £900,000.
The current owners have placed football shirts - including the famous old gold of Wolverhampton Wanderers - on the walls of the cinema room but don't say whether they are included in the sale items!
Red Abbey Barns, in Alberbury, was converted to a dwelling in 2015 by a local developer.
Marketed by Daniel James Residential and Zoopla it is described as being "nestled in the picturesque countryside the 18th-century barn conversion seamlessly blends historic charm with modern luxury."
Boasting five double bedrooms and five en-suite bathrooms, including an annexe interconnecting through an oak and glass garden room to the main home, this freehold residence offers space and versatility.
The agents say: "Upon arrival through the electric gates, you are greeted by the timeless allure of the property's historic exterior, showcasing outstanding craftsmanship with original stone walls and rustic oak beams that exude character and charm.
"Step inside to discover a wealth of living space, including three reception rooms including a cinema room that provide the perfect setting for both intimate gatherings and grand entertaining. One of the reception rooms on the first floor provides floor-to-ceiling panoramic views across the countryside."
The seller has provided some insight to the property agents.
They say: "This property has been amazing for us over the years giving us the perfect versatile living we required with our multigenerational family.
"We love walks over Loton Park seeing the deer and the views up to The Windmill pub.
"For us, it’s going to be tough to find as good a location as Red Abbey Barns is situated with Shrewsbury town, Welshpool, Oswestry and the shopping complex of Meole Brace all being a short drive away but being able to come back to our idyllic rural surroundings away from all the everyday hustle and bustle."
They add that full entertainment has been installed throughout the house with wall mounted televisions, including a state of the art cinema room with Benq surround sound and projector.
The current owners have even removed a septic tank and installed a sewage treatment plant two years ago which turns the water waste from the barn into "99.99 per cent uncontaminated water back into the River Severn."
For more information visit the Zoopla site
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