'The Granary', Post Office Lane, Redmile

The Granary is one of three stunning Grade II Listed contemporary barn conversions by Quality Award Winning developers Middleton & Allen Ltd, utilising the latest technology and building standards, yet retaining many of the original character features.

The Granary was originally part of ‘Overfileds Farm’, situated in the picturesque ‘Vale of Belvoir’ village of Redmile and was previously part of the Belvoir Estate. Redmile sits just a short distance from the historic ‘Belvoir Castle, the home of the Duke and Duchess of Rutland. The village is located in beautiful rural farming country between Nottingham, Grantham and Melton Mowbray. There are good transport links via the M1,& A1 and London Kings Cross can be reached in just over an hour from Grantham via the East Coast Mainline. The village has a Primary School, parish church, ‘St. Peters’ and a village pub, ‘The Windmill’, which featured in series two of the Central TV production ‘Auf Wiedersehen Pet’ as ‘The Barley Mow’. A greater selection of facilities are available at Bottesford, Grantham and Melton Mowbray. The barns have been completely stripped back and repointed with lime mortar (Mistletoe Barn has been rebuilt), the roofs have all been replaced using new ‘traditional style’ black pantiles. The unique character of each barn is in the details which have been retained both internally and externally, from old barn door latches to King trusses complete with ancient markings. Each barn will continue to be a piece of living history. The Granary offers flexible accommodation to suit a wide variety of purchasers with its grand entrance and staircase and completely open plan ground floor living space with living area, dining space and well appointed kitchen, utility room and cloakroom. 1st floor gallery and landing, master bedroom with dressing area and luxury en suite, 2 further double bedrooms and main bathroom Extensive private driveway.