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£850,000

Higher Road, Longridge, PR3

Land size
4 acres
Bedrooms
4
Bathrooms
3

Key Features

  • Panoramic countryside and reservoir views that become part of everyday living
  • Spectacular open-plan living where entertaining feels effortless
  • Four generous double bedrooms, including two luxurious ensuite suites
  • Separate home office for productive working without sacrificing living space
  • Landscaped gardens that make the most of an exceptional rural setting
  • Large garage, utility room and generous parking for everyday practicality
  • Characterful stone construction paired with contemporary finishes and energy-efficient living
  • Over 3,200 sq ft designed for modern family life without compromise

Description

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For buyers leaving the city in search of privacy, scale and a more grounded way of life, this beautifully executed barn conversion delivers the space to breathe without losing everyday connection.

Tucked away at the end of a country lane, the property occupies an elevated four-acre setting with exceptional long-range views across the Ribble Valley landscape. The outlook is not simply something enjoyed from the garden; it has been deliberately drawn into the home, becoming part of daily life from the moment you walk through the door.

Extending to approximately 3,202 sq. ft., this home has been planned around generous proportions, natural light and the way a modern family actually lives. The craftsmanship is immediately apparent, with substantial stone elevations, exposed timbers, oak doors and a beautifully constructed oak-and-iron staircase giving the interior warmth and authenticity.

Contemporary finishes sit confidently alongside the barn’s original character, creating a home that feels considered rather than overdesigned.

The entrance hall sets the tone, opening towards the garden-facing family room and creating an immediate sense of space and connection. There is also a dedicated study area, providing a quiet place to work from home without sacrificing one of the bedrooms.

The main living and dining room is vast, measuring more than 26 feet in length and offering enough space to create distinct areas for relaxing, dining and entertaining. A central double sided wood-burning stove anchors the room, bringing intimacy to its scale and creating a natural gathering point through the colder months. This is space that works for real life: generous enough for celebrations, yet comfortable enough for an ordinary evening at home.

The kitchen is equally practical. Soft-toned Shaker-style cabinetry, extensive work surfaces and substantial storage create a calm, organised environment for cooking and family meals.

A large utility / boot room provides additional workspace and storage, helping keep coats, laundry and household equipment away from the main rooms.

The centrepiece, however, is the outstanding family room. Glazed across two elevations, it captures the surrounding countryside from multiple directions and fills the space with natural light throughout the day. Sliding doors open directly onto the garden, creating a true connection between the house, garden and view, while exposed beams preserve the building’s agricultural character.

A wood-burning stove brings warmth and atmosphere, making it just as suited to quiet winter evenings as it is to summer gatherings with the doors open.

It is an exceptional example of traditional character and modern architecture working in complete harmony.

Upstairs, a broad landing connects four genuine double bedrooms, giving every member of the household space of their own. The principal bedroom is generously proportioned and supported by a private en suite and separate walk in wardrobe. The second bedroom also benefits from an en suite, making it ideal for older children, guests or multigenerational living.

Two further double bedrooms offer flexibility for family, visitors or additional workspace, while the main bathroom introduces a more luxurious finish with a freestanding bath and textured stone feature wall.

Unusually for a barn conversion, the upper floor benefits from high ceilings and an abundance of natural light, thanks to carefully positioned rooflights and windows.

Several rooms also enjoy far-reaching countryside views, while useful eaves storage adds the practicality busy family life demands.

Outside, approximately four acres offer a genuine sense of freedom. The immediate garden provides space for children to play, outdoor dining and relaxed summer evenings, while the wider land protects the property’s privacy and remarkable open outlook.

It is a setting where the seasons become part of the experience of living here.

The integral garage, extensive off-road parking and generous utility areas ensure the home is as functional as it is impressive, with room for multiple vehicles, outdoor equipment and the demands of rural family life.

Although wonderfully secluded, the property remains within easy reach of Longridge for schools, independent shops, cafés and everyday amenities. Road and motorway connections are also accessible, making this an especially compelling option for buyers relocating from the city who want peace and privacy without becoming disconnected.

This is more than a substantial barn conversion. It is a home where skilled workmanship, exceptional views and a highly usable layout come together, offering the freedom of the countryside in a form that works effortlessly for modern life

Property Summary
An exceptional four-bedroom barn conversion extending to approximately 3,202 sq. ft., set within around four acres in an elevated rural position near Longridge. Finished to an impressive standard, the property combines exposed beams, high ceilings and quality craftsmanship with contemporary family living. Highlights include a glazed family room with a double-sided wood-burning stove, a substantial living and dining space, a dedicated study, two en suites, generous parking and a garage. Far-reaching Ribble Valley views, natural light and easy access to local amenities and motorway connections make it ideal for buyers seeking privacy without isolation.

Vestibule

Entrance Hall

Kitchen

Living/Dining Room

WC

Utility Room

Family Room

Study

Landing

Bedroom Two

Ensuite 1

Ensuite 2

Bedroom Four

Bedroom Three

Bathroom

Master Bedroom

Wardrobe

Eaves Storage

Garage

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Date Posted
2026-07-30

Market Value Analysis

Compared with 724 Homes with Land listings in North West England (1+ acres).

This Property£212,500 / acre
Homes with Land Average (1+ acres) £187,335 / acre
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