13/14 Devonshire Arcade
Penrith
Cumbria
CA11 7SX
Barley Croft Barn, 2 Cobblestone Corner, is a beautifully converted stone barn forming part of a characterful cluster of traditional agricultural buildings in the heart of Morland village. The property offers single-storey living throughout, with a generous gross internal area of approximately 144 sq m (1,548 sq ft), including the detached garage. Exposed ceiling beams, vaulted ceilings and traditional stone walls have been retained throughout, giving the accommodation genuine barn-conversion character while offering a modern, well-appointed interior.
The property is arranged entirely on one level and comprises: an entrance porch/hallway leading into a spacious open-plan kitchen diner with a fitted breakfast bar, integrated double oven, and tiled splashbacks; a generous lounge with vaulted ceiling and exposed timber beams; a principal bedroom (4.88m x 3.88m) with its own en-suite shower room; a second double bedroom (4.56m x 3.64m); a family bathroom with bath and separate walk-in shower; and a useful utility room off the kitchen. The layout flows well for single-level living, with all rooms accessed from a central hallway.
5.98 x 5.16 (19'7" x 16'11")
3.58 x 8.10 (11'8" x 26'6")
1.80 x 1.89 (5'10" x 6'2")
1.83 x 1.63 (6'0" x 5'4")
4.88 x 3.88 (16'0" x 12'8")
1.55 x 1.68 (5'1" x 5'6")
4.56 x 3.64 (14'11" x 11'11")
3.16 x 1.33 (10'4" x 4'4")
2.90 x 6.02 (9'6" x 19'9")
Barley Croft Barn benefits from a private, enclosed rear garden — a real bonus for a barn conversion. A paved patio steps down to a gravelled seating area, ideal for a table and chairs, bordered by mature stone walling, established planting and timber trellis fencing for privacy, with open farmland views beyond. To the front, the property sits within a stone-walled plot with post-and-rail timber fencing and a gated entrance, plus the separate detached stone garage (2.90m x 6.02m, approx. 17 sq m/188 sq ft) with parking.
Morland is a picturesque and historic village in the Eden Valley, around 7 miles south-east of Penrith, set amid rolling countryside between the Lake District, the Pennines and the Yorkshire Dales. The village has a strong sense of community and includes the Mill Yard Café (breakfasts, lunches and Friday pizza nights), St Laurence Church (home to the only Saxon tower in north-west England), a primary school, a children's playground, and a network of way-marked walks direct from the village. The Crown Inn, the village pub, is currently closed for renovation and is expected to reopen soon, which will be a welcome addition back to local amenities. Penrith itself, with its mainline rail station, supermarkets and wider shops/services, is a short drive away.
Mains electricity and mains water/drainage serve the property with oil fired central heating.
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