A stylishly converted Grade II listed former farm building in 1.8 acres with lovely views to the Downs.

The Property 3 Trinity Barns is an attractive, well presented and stylishly converted Grade II Listed former farm building. The property offers well proportioned and flexible accommodation arranged over two floors, with an abundance of character features throughout including wood burning stoves, exposed timbers, vaulted ceilings and attractive brickwork, whilst carefully combining the more modern features attributed to current day living. With the drawing room and master bedroom suite situated on the first floor, both enjoying delightful, elevated views across the gardens, neighbouring countryside and South Downs beyond, the remainder of the accommodation is arranged on the ground floor, ideally suited for entertaining and/or family requirements.

Outside The property is approached to the front via a shingled communal drive with parking and access to the double garage.



The rear gardens are a particular highlight of the property offering a pleasing oasis of formality, colour and seasonality. The rear garden is well stocked with mature borders, a large lawn and is partly walled, housing a large, open fronted garden barn with a clay pizza oven and wood burning stove. Accessed from the main lawn via descending brick steps is a 'private' circular garden area with attractive brick flooring and raised beds providing a recess of 'calm' and a vegetable patch. A gate from the main garden leads to a natural wildlife field of about 1.34 acres (0.54 ha), maturely planted with a mixture of deciduous and fruit trees, areas of long grass and a pond - a wonderful, natural wildlife habitat which can be separately accessed from the village lane. In all the gardens and grounds extend to approximately 1.8 acres (0.72 ha).

Location Weston is an unspoilt hamlet, nestling at the foot of The South Downs in the heart of the South Downs National Park, located on a no through country lane. There is easy, direct access from the property to an extensive range of local footpaths which in turn provides access onto a wide variety of farmland walks, including the South Downs Way. The quiet network of local lanes and bridleways also provides abundant riding and cycling opportunities. Petersfield is some 2.6 miles distant offering a comprehensive range of facilities including Waitrose, a mainline station with train services to London Waterloo and its excellent range of schools, including local primary schools and TPS in the state sector, Bedales, Ditcham Park and Churcher's College in the private sector. The A272 links Petersfield to Winchester and Midhurst and the A3 provides good regional transport links to the M25, M27 and beyond. The larger centres of Portsmouth, Guildford and Chichester are all within reasonable driving distance, as are the harbours and creeks of the South Coast.