3 School Lane, Bidston

Dating back to the early 17th Century, this somewhat rare Grade II listed barn conversion comes with an unusually large garden plot and part cobbled Hard standing. Converted as it was with approved planning permission granted 2003, the owners set too with a focus on ensuring maximum insulation was introduced to this stone built dwelling.

The result: a hugely comfortable, pleasantly proportioned two double bedroomed detached stone built barn conversion still showing off various architectural features and detail.

The Barn sits amidst what is one of the oldest settled villages on Wirral, with St Oswald's Church literally across the road and Bidston Hill (100 acres) a two minute walk away.

Clearly plenty of room for parking, plenty of space between neighbour and plenty of space within the garden itself..

With a charming exterior comes an interesting and similarly endearing internal layout with a spacious and welcoming hall to a breakfast/kitchen area and two separate reception rooms. There's even a cloakroom with facilities whilst up at first floor two great bedrooms and shower room.

Of course we have all the certification of local authority approval and some insight as to the level of insulation and other works carried out under building control supervision. First though, come and take a look at a little piece of history; have a walk around the village and pass by Bidston Hall as you wonder up to the 100 acres of Woodland trust land know locally as Bidston Hill withi which stands Bidston Observatory and lighthouse.

A hugely convenient location, the station at Bidston (with its free parking) is a few minutes walk. the motorway for the tunnel is a couple of minutes by car. This small historic village is surrounded by similar period homes and adjacent you'll find 100 acres of Woodland Trust to enjoy. For directions to view this now vacant and ready to view barn: CH43 &RD for your Sat Nav: