Woolsery, Bideford, Devon, EX39

Rosie’s Barn is an impressive and beautifully presented home, combining the warmth and individuality of a traditional barn conversion with the comfort and finish expected of modern living. Throughout the property, exposed stonework, natural timber features and carefully considered detailing sit alongside contemporary fittings, creating an interior that feels both distinctive and highly practical.

On entering the property, the accommodation immediately conveys a sense of space and cohesion. The principal ground-floor living area is arranged as a generous open-plan sitting and dining room, providing a welcoming setting for everyday family life as well as entertaining. Exposed stone walls and detailed ceiling features reinforce the original barn character, while broad tiled flooring, recessed lighting and a calm decorative scheme give the room a clean and contemporary finish.

French doors provide a natural connection to the outside, allowing plenty of daylight into the room and opening the accommodation towards the garden during the warmer months. The dining area is positioned naturally within the same space, creating an easy flow between relaxing, dining and socialising.

The adjoining kitchen continues the property’s strong balance of style and usability. Contemporary cabinetry is complemented by generous work surfaces, pendant lighting and a central island, which provides additional preparation space together with informal seating. The island forms a natural focal point within the room and makes the kitchen particularly well suited to cooking, gathering and relaxed dining. A range-style cooker further enhances the practical appeal and adds a traditional touch that works especially well within the barn setting.

Together, the kitchen and main living accommodation create a sociable and flexible ground floor, with each area feeling connected while still retaining its own purpose. The overall arrangement makes excellent use of the available space and provides a layout that should suit a wide variety of buyers.

Stairs rise to a bright and neatly presented landing, from which the bedroom accommodation is arranged. The principal bedroom is a calm and generously proportioned room, offering space for substantial bedroom furniture together with fitted storage. Natural timber finishes and simple decoration complement the character of the property while maintaining the same sense of continuity found throughout the ground floor.

The further bedrooms are also well proportioned and inviting. One is currently arranged as a twin room, demonstrating the flexibility available for family use, visiting guests or alternative purposes such as a home office. Each room benefits from a comfortable atmosphere and good natural light, with the upper floor retaining the warmth and character associated with the property as a whole.

The family bathroom has been finished to a high standard and includes both a bath and a separate shower, providing a practical arrangement for busy households. Contemporary fittings and a polished decorative finish create a calm and well-appointed space. An additional WC further enhances the convenience of the accommodation.

Outside, the French doors provide a direct connection between the main living space and the garden, helping the property feel particularly well suited to indoor-outdoor living. The garden and external areas offer space to relax, dine and enjoy the surroundings, complementing the sociable nature of the accommodation.

Rosie’s Barn is a home of considerable charm, successfully blending traditional materials and barn character with a modern, well-planned interior. Its spacious living accommodation, stylish kitchen, comfortable bedrooms and practical bathroom facilities combine to create a property that is both memorable and highly liveable.

NB. Limited to 12 month holiday use. The property cannot be the owner’s main residence.
From Bideford, proceed along the A39 towards Bude and at Bucks Cross, turn left towards Woolsery. Follow the road to the village and turn left at the T junction opposite the school. Drive out of the village past the village hall on the right and a little way further on, the road takes a sharp left turn. Do not turn left but drive straight on and after about a mile you will enter the village where you take a left hand turn witht he proeprty being found on your right hand side.
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