Halcyon Barn is a striking example of a Grade II Listed period barn conversion, offering an abundance of charm and timeless character. Set within approximately five acres of scenic grounds, this property boasts appealing red brick façades complemented by traditional black timber weatherboarding and a unique combination of thatch and pan tile roofing. Inside, the barn showcases original features such as exposed beams and soaring vaulted ceilings, creating a spacious and airy atmosphere. The expansive open-plan kitchen, dining, and living area is filled with natural light from large floor-to-ceiling windows, making it an ideal space for both relaxation and entertaining. A well-appointed bespoke kitchen includes ample storage, a breakfast bar, a range cooker, and integrated appliances. Adjacent to this main space is an elegant drawing room, utility room, and bathroom. The four generously sized double bedrooms each have their own en suite facilities, while the principal bedroom provides delightful garden access through French doors.
The property’s approach features a long gated driveway leading to ample parking space. Surrounding gardens include an orchard and newly planted hedges across manicured lawns, while two spacious terraces invite outdoor dining opportunities. The expansive paddock spans over three acres, presenting versatile options for equestrian activities or leisure pursuits.
An adjacent outbuilding currently serves as useful storage but holds potential for conversion into a holiday cottage thanks to recently approved planning permissions (DC/23/2398/FUL and DC/23/2399/LBC). This could provide additional income or extra guest accommodation with designs for open-plan living including a sitting area, kitchen, double bedroom, and en suite shower room.
Located just two miles from Halesworth—a vibrant market town enriched with independent shops—Halcyon Barn provides convenient access to the stunning Suffolk Heritage Coast along with transport links to nearby Norwich and Ipswich.
