Shugborough, White Barn Farm, ST17

Tucked away within the idyllic grounds of the Shugborough Estate, this Grade II listed barn conversion is more than just a home, it’s a slice of countryside living at its very best. Surrounded by rolling greenery and opening directly onto Cannock Chase, this is a place where you can truly slow down, breathe, and enjoy the beauty of rural life. From the moment you step inside, the charm is undeniable. The entrance hall welcomes you with soaring ceilings and exposed beams, setting the tone for what’s to come. The living room is a cosy haven with a log burner and French doors spilling out to the garden, perfect for long winter evenings or summer gatherings. The dining room is light and airy, with countryside views from both sides, and the kitchen carries that timeless country feel, made for hearty breakfasts and Sunday suppers. Upstairs, the galleried landing creates a sense of openness, leading to a wonderful master bedroom with fitted storage, two further generous bedrooms, and a luxurious bathroom complete with roll-top bath and separate shower. There’s even space for a home office or study nook, making it practical as well as beautiful. Step outside and the dream continues. The garden is peaceful and private, with views stretching across leafy fields and Cannock Chase itself, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty right on your doorstep, offering endless walks, cycling trails, and bridleways. A double carport and brick-built shed add convenience without compromising the charm. Here you’ll enjoy the best of both worlds, a countryside retreat with history and character, yet only a short drive from Stafford, Rugeley, and excellent commuter links.This is more than a house. It’s a a rare chance to own your own piece of rural Staffordshire paradise.

Agent note

Please be aware that this is a Grade II listed leasehold property with an annual ground rent of £260.
A 99yr lease starting October 1996.
Additional costs include:
Sewage charges: £108 per annum (paid via the National Trust)
Building insurance: Approximately £500 per annum (also paid to the National Trust)
The property is decorated in line with National Trust specifications.