This distinctive Grade II-listed property presents a unique opportunity for renovation enthusiasts and investors. With its rich character, including exposed stone walls and original timbers, the home showcases authentic historical features that could be beautifully restored or enhanced. The thatched roofs require replacement, which could be a substantial renovation task but also an opportunity to upgrade and modernize while maintaining the property's charm. Dating back to the 15th century, Crucks Barn was originally a cider barn, with a separate cottage now unified by an attractive glass and timber atrium-style entrance finished with flagstone flooring.
The main cottage features a well-appointed kitchen/breakfast room with wooden units and a Belfast sink, offering potential for modernization. The spacious living room benefits from high vaulted ceilings and a galleried landing that enhances the overall ambiance. Character is abundant here with exposed timbers and a traditional brick fireplace housing a multi-fuel burner. Double doors lead from the living area into the garden, creating seamless indoor-outdoor living.
Upstairs includes a mezzanine bedroom with an ensuite bathroom that awaits some contemporary updates. Additionally, the separate cottage provides self-contained accommodation ideal for guests or rental potential—further enhancing investment value. This area contains its own living room, complete with wood burner and characterful elements like timber floors, alongside two bedrooms on the first floor.
The outdoor space features a lovely garden with lawns and decking—a perfect canvas for landscaping improvements or outdoor entertaining enhancements. The property is conveniently located in Colaton Raleigh, close to local amenities and surrounded by stunning countryside perfect for outdoor activities. Given its history and location, there’s significant scope for restoration that respects its heritage while modernizing functionality.
