St. Marys Mews, Broxted

Thought to have originally been constructed during the 1400's Beauvoir Hall is an impressive Grade II listed barn conversion located within the private gated development of St Mary's Mews. The property has been refurbished to the highest standards with an acute attention to detail. Where possible local suppliers and craftsmen have been commissioned to complete the project.

The development of St Marys Mews has been suppkied with superfast Broadband with speeds of up to 900MBPS available. Accommodation is arranged over two floors and is approached from the central entrance hall. To the left wing is the Symphony kitchen/breakfast room fitted with a good range of cabinets, and incorporating Neff appliances, composite work surfaces with ceramic tiled surrounds and a central breakfast bar. Bi fold double glazed doors lead to the rear garden. Adjacent is a cloakroom with shower, a utility room and a lobby with stairs giving access to the fifth bedroom above. Returning to the entrance hall you find a built in storage cupboard and bedroom three which has an en- suite shower room. The great hall is truly stunning and impresses with magnificent vaulted ceilings, exposed beams, recessed fireplace with a Clearview 750 handmade wood burning stove and full length windows to two sides, providing uninterrupted views across adjacent farmland. At the far end of the hall a door leads to a study with exposed brick wall, an internal lobby and bedroom four with adjacent bathroom. Stairs from the lobby lead to the principal bedroom with vaulted ceiling. The opposite side of the hall has independent stairs leading to the second bedroom with a sumptuous en suite shower room. 18mm engineered Mirco Oak flooring has been used throughout the property and the radiators are Cornell four column bare metal lacquer. Recently supplied to the village is superfast 900MBPS broadband Outside Situated on the outskirts of the village, St Marys Mews is a private gated development of executive homes finished to the highest standards, and which incorporates a Heritage Garden for communal usage in the centre of the development. Beauvoir Hall has the advantage of an enclosed south facing walled landscaped garden, designed with ease of maintenance in mind. A wide garden path has bark borders, planted with a range of young bushes. An all- weather lawn leads to a semi- circular terrace adjacent to the Kitchen/breakfast room and on the East of the property a long drive approached via security gates provided ample parking.