Rose Barn is situated among rolling farmland in Ivy Todd, a quaint hamlet on the outskirts of Necton.

It is currently on the market with Fine & Country, who described it as “a stunning and immaculate barn with a wonderfully planted garden offering colour and structure all year round”.

Built in 1818, the former threshing barn was part of a farm called Rose Cottage Farm. The current owners purchased the site in 2007 and began converting the property with local contractors, making sure to preserve as much of its history as possible.

The property includes original features such as exposed beams and crook frames (Image: Matthew Usher Photography)

The barn features a traditional red brick construction and timber detailing including original crook frames and oak beams.

It also has modern touches including air source underfloor heating, double glazing, solar panels and a rainwater harvesting system.

The principal reception space is an impressive open-plan living space, featuring vaulted ceilings, brick pillars,........

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