Shrewley, Warwick, 3 Bed + Annexe Accommodation

Set amid the rolling Warwickshire countryside, this exceptional home forms part of an exclusive private courtyard of just four properties, offering both privacy and a warm sense of community. The Stables is a beautifully restored period barn conversion, believed to date back to the 1640s. Formerly part of Shrewley House, it once served as the estate bakery and stables. Today, it stands as a striking fusion of historic charm and contemporary country living.

The village of Shrewley is celebrated for its open fields, welcoming atmosphere, and traditional country pubs. Ideally positioned, the historic town of Warwick lies just six miles away, while the cultural delights of Stratford-upon-Avon are only eight miles distant—placing convenience, heritage, and lifestyle within easy reach.

Ground Floor
From the moment you step inside, dramatic arched feature windows flood the interior with natural light, offering enticing views into the home’s beautifully proportioned open-plan spaces.

At the heart of the property, the kitchen and dining area is a masterclass in rustic elegance. An original stable door, exposed ceiling beams, and characterful brickwork blend seamlessly with a cream country-style kitchen, finished with sleek black granite worktops. A central island provides the perfect spot for relaxed breakfasts, while a barn door opens directly onto the garden, effortlessly extending the living space outdoors on warmer days.

The dining area, softly illuminated by French country-style lighting, is ideal for both lively family gatherings and intimate evenings with friends. A thoughtfully designed utility room, complete with granite surfaces and generous storage, adds everyday practicality, complemented by a convenient guest cloakroom.

The cosy sitting room, centred around a charming log burner, offers a welcoming retreat on winter evenings. Meanwhile, the sunroom—with bi-fold doors opening to the garden—creates a light-filled sanctuary, perfect for morning coffee, quiet reading, or working from home.

First Floor
Upstairs, The Stables is intelligently arranged into two distinct wings, enhancing privacy and tranquillity.

The principal suite is a serene retreat, featuring exposed beams, a galleried view over the sitting room, and Velux windows framing picturesque countryside vistas. A private en-suite shower room completes the space.

Two further generous double bedrooms, each with their own en-suite, showcase vaulted ceilings, original beams, and exposed brickwork. The en-suite bathrooms offer spa-like indulgence, with Jacuzzi baths and invigorating showers designed for relaxation.

Outside Spaces
The south-facing rear garden has been designed for low-maintenance enjoyment—ideal for sunny afternoons, alfresco dining, and summer barbecues. To the front, the shared courtyard provides private parking, adding to the home’s everyday convenience.

A standout feature is the impressive triple garage. Finished with polished porcelain floors and electric doors, this versatile space offers exceptional potential as a home office, music studio, gym, or games room. Above, a fully equipped studio includes bespoke oak storage, a kitchenette, and a separate shower room—perfect for guest accommodation, creative pursuits, or extended living.

The Stables presents a rare opportunity to own a remarkable piece of Warwickshire history—beautifully restored and perfectly suited to those seeking a character-filled countryside retreat without compromise.

The Area
Shrewley is a sought-after and picturesque village in south Warwickshire, located just northwest of Warwick and approximately two miles from Claverdon. The village enjoys a vibrant community spirit, with a village hall, annual village show, and the well-regarded The Durham Ox. Nearby attractions include Hatton Country World, Wroxall Abbey, and a selection of popular pubs and restaurants in surrounding villages.

Connectivity
Shrewley is ideally positioned for access to Warwick, Leamington Spa, Coventry, Stratford-upon-Avon, Henley-in-Arden, and Solihull. The NEC and Birmingham International Airport are both within a 30-minute drive. For commuters, direct rail services to Birmingham city centre and London Marylebone are available from Warwick Parkway and Hatton stations, both a short drive away.

Location
Postcode: CV35 7AT
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Key Information
Tenure: Freehold
Listing: Grade II
Council Tax Band: F
Local Authority: Warwickshire
Services: Mains water, oil-fired heating

Disclaimer

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