Clunton, Craven Arms, Shropshire, SY7

A beautiful unique off-grid Barn Conversion in the most idyllic tranquil setting surrounded by exceptional rural views, gardens and wildlife.

Converted in 1990, this barn retains all the soul and character of its seventeenth-century origins. Exposed beams and vaulted ceilings run throughout, while a galleried staircase and landing give the interior a sense of real drama and scale. Every room speaks to the building's age, without ever feeling like a museum piece — this is a family home first, with history woven quietly through it.

At the heart of the home, the open-plan kitchen and dining room is anchored by an oil-fired AGA, set beneath quarry tiling, with a separate oven and gas hob for everyday cooking. It flows naturally into a generous dining area, made for long lunches and family gatherings. The sitting room, with its own vaulted ceiling and wooden flooring, is warmed by a Clearview wood-burning stove, and an adjacent study offers a quiet spot to work or retreat. A well-fitted utility room with solid units and a Belfast sink, plus a ground-floor cloakroom WC, complete the practical heart of the house.

The principal bedroom is a genuine highlight — an en-suite bathroom and walk-in dressing room accompany a large Velux window that frames the surrounding countryside beautifully. Four further bedrooms follow, one with its own en-suite shower room and sitting area, kitchen and separate access with balcony.— a rare and flexible arrangement, well suited to multi-generational living or letting, subject to the usual consents.

Situation
The gardens and grounds are the property's quiet triumph — tranquil, idyllic, and largely laid to lawn, with borders and shrubs that have clearly been tended with real care over the years.

A wooded area with a running stream borders the garden, drawing in local wildlife and lending the whole plot a wonderfully secluded, natural feel.

A kitchen garden with poly tunnel, fruit cage and raised beds offers scope for real self-sufficiency, while a wood store, workshop and further stores provide ample practical space.

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Local Authority: Shropshire Council.

Services: Solar panels with a new fully automatic off-grid power system consisting of solar PV, lithium ion batteries and diesel generator (The system is capable of running alongside a grid connection if required), shared spring water supply and private bio digester for drainage. Wood pellet fired central heating. Oil fired AGA.

Agents Notes: Please note that the long drive is owned by the neighbour but there is a full right of way over it for Stepple Barn.

Council Tax: Band F

Wayleaves, easements and rights of way: The property will be sold subject to and with the benefits of all wayleaves, easements and rights of way, whether mentioned in these sales particulars or not.

Viewings: Strictly by appointment via Mark Wiggin Estate Agents.