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" The Barn is a superbly presented timber framed dwelling, centrally located in this popular south Cambridgeshire village. The property is not listed and was extended and upgraded about 3 years ago, but the current owners have enhanced the property by increasing the size of the main sitting room, adding under-floor heating and wood flooring. The tiled entrance lobby leads through to an inner reception area with stairs to first floor, under-stairs cupboard and a cloakroom and opens into the main reception rooms and kitchen. The sitting room has exposed timbers and a dual aspect. The dining room is extremely light with French doors to the rear garden and double glazed glass panels to one wall. This room leads through to the kitchen/breakfast room which is fitted with an excellent range of light oak base and wall units with granite work surfaces, tiled splash-backs and Travertine flooring. Appliances include a fridge, freezer, dishwasher and a Smeg 4-ring gas cooker. French doors lead to the rear garden and a utility room housing the gas boiler and washing machine. The first floor accommodation offers 3 double bedrooms with vaulted ceilings and garden views, a luxury family bathroom and en en suite shower room to the guest bedroom.
Outside, to the front are raised gravelled flowerbeds with shrub planting. The gravelled driveway, which is accessed via Church Path to the rear of the property, provides parking and leads to the double cartlodge with power and light connected. The 73ft rear garden is well stocked and fully enclosed with mature trees including a pear tree, a patio area, gravelled path and a pond.Directions

From Saffron Walden take the B1052 through to Little Walden and on to Hadstock. Proceed into the village of Hadstock and at the sharp left hand bend turn right and park on the side of the village green. Walk up the path towards the church and the driveway will be found on the right hand side, just before Beam Ends. Follow the driveway down to rear of the property. "