The Barns, New Street, Biddulph Moor, Stoke-On-Trent, ST8

The accommodation comprises a two-bedroom, two-storey barn conversion and a separate one-bedroom, single-storey dwelling. Both homes retain an abundance of charm and original features, including exposed stonework, beams and timbers, while offering comfortable and flexible living spaces designed to complement their peaceful countryside surroundings.
Equestrian facilities include post-and-rail paddocks, a barn with four internal Monarch stables, a manège and field shelters. The acreage also lends itself to smallholding use, offering space, privacy and flexibility in a highly attractive rural position. There is ample parking for several vehicles and space for a horse trailer or lorry, together with a double car port. Previously enjoyed as a multi-generational home with dogs and horses, The Barns are offered for sale as the owners downsize.
Set in the heart of the Staffordshire Moorlands, the property enjoys a peaceful rural position while remaining within easy reach of everyday amenities. Biddulph, just two miles away, offers a range of shops, supermarkets, cafés and schools, while the larger towns of Leek, Congleton and Newcastle-under-Lyme provide a wider choice of shopping, leisure and dining facilities. For commuters, the A527 links conveniently with the A34 and M6 motorway, giving access to Manchester, Macclesfield, Stoke-on-Trent and the surrounding areas.
THE RESIDENCES
Both dwellings benefit from LPG heating, underfloor heating and double glazing, and display a wealth of character, including exposed beams and timbers, exposed stone walls and a selection of period features. The accommodation in brief is as follows, please refer to the floor plan for approximate room sizes.
NO. 1 THE BARNS
An oak stable door leads into a welcoming Entrance Hall, featuring slate tiled flooring, exposed stonework and useful understairs storage. A door leads to the rear garden, while the hall provides access to the guest cloakroom, ground-floor bedroom, breakfast kitchen and staircase.
The Guest Cloakroom has slate flooring and is fitted with a wash hand basin, WC and extractor, whilst the Ground-floor Bedroom is a comfortable double, ideal for guests or single-level living, with two front-facing windows providing plenty of natural light, and an attractive exposed stone feature wall.
The Kitchen is well suited to family living and entertaining, with wall and base units, solid oak worktops, a double Belfast sink, tiled splashbacks and slate flooring. Double wooden barn doors open to the front, while a rear window overlooks the garden. There is an electric Rangemaster cooker with extractor, freestanding fridge freezer and washing machine. A wall-mounted LPG boiler is housed in a cupboard, with exposed stonework adding further character.
The spacious Lounge is warm and inviting, with triple-aspect windows, oak flooring and a striking multifuel stove on a raised stone hearth. A vaulted-style ceiling with exposed beams and timbers, together with a feature stone wall, creates an impressive characterful space.
An oak staircase leads to the First-Floor Landing, where exposed beams, stonework and a rear-facing window continue the property's character. There is also useful storage above the stairs.
The Double Bedroom has a rear window and skylight, providing excellent natural light. Exposed stonework, wooden beams and areas of sloping ceiling create a cosy cottage-style feel.
The beautifully appointed Bathroom features an original restored 1930s claw-foot, roll-edge cast iron bath, double shower cubicle, wash hand basin and WC. Tiled flooring and part-tiled walls provide a practical finish, with a heated towel rail, extractor, skylight, exposed beams and stonework completing the room.

NO. 2 THE BARNS
he entrance opens into the Main Living Space, with the Lounge to one side and Kitchen to the other, creating a sociable and practical layout. The kitchen is fitted with solid wall and base units, granite worktops and splashbacks, a ceramic one-and-a-half bowl sink, integrated dishwasher, space for a fridge freezer and a freestanding dual-fuel Rangemaster with six-ring gas hob and electric ovens/grill. Tiled flooring, a high beamed ceiling and a stable door through to the conservatory add character.
The Conservatory provides a versatile additional reception space, with windows to three elevations and doors to both front and rear. An exposed stone wall, tiled flooring and electric underfloor heating make it a bright and comfortable space throughout the year. A useful Utility Room includes a WC, base units, worktop, tiled splashbacks and flooring, sink and plumbing for a washing machine. The wall-mounted LPG boiler is also housed here.
The Lounge features tiled flooring, dual-aspect windows and a skylight, creating a light and spacious feel. An exposed brick feature wall with wall-mounted electric fire provides a focal point, while a step leads to the generous Double Bedroom, which has a front-facing window and double doors opening outside. A vaulted ceiling with exposed beams and timbers creates an impressive character feature, with wood-effect laminate flooring and an En-suite with a walk-in double shower, wash hand basin with vanity unit and WC, with Aqua-panelled walls, tiled flooring, extractor and heated towel rail.