Church Road, Shackerstone, CV13 6NN

Features
Exceptional period home, built over 400 years ago and retaining rich character and charm
Set in sought-after Shackerstone, offering enviable village location, with excellent access to schools, amenities, rail and motorway networks
Four double bedrooms, including a vaulted principal suite with newly fitted en-suite
Beautiful country-kitchen with AGA, central island and premium Neff appliances
Versatile reception spaces, including an orangery, elegant sitting room and versatile dining room/snug
Private walled courtyard with electric gates, intercom and established gardens
Enclosed rear garden with raised decking, hot tub and open countryside views
Versatile outbuilding with garage, home gym and first-floor office
Potential to create additional accommodation, subject to planning and regulations
New windows fitted in August 2025, alongside new oil heating. Plus, comprehensive CCTV and a full alarm system

Set behind electric gates, this remarkable period home offers a wonderful balance of historic character and modern living. Believed to date back over 400 years, Cherry Blossom Barn is rich in original features, from exposed beams and retained tack poles to quarry tiled floors and ledge-and-brace doors, while thoughtful modern improvements ensure it is well suited to contemporary family life.

Ground Floor:

Entering through elegant French doors, the accommodation opens into a beautifully appointed country-style kitchen, which forms the heart of this impressive four-bedroom period home. The kitchen is centred around a superb traditional Aga, complemented by a central island incorporating a built-in fridge, alongside a range of wall and base units, twin Belfast-style sink, integrated dishwasher, Neff coffee machine, additional Neff oven, built-in microwave and space for an American-style fridge freezer.

A feature fireplace with an open fire creates a wonderful sense of warmth and character, complemented by original exposed beams and retained tack poles - charming reminders of the property’s remarkable history, which is believed to date back approximately 420 years.

A stable door leads into the useful boot room, which provides access to the courtyard and rear garden, door to utility. French doors from the kitchen open onto the beautifully enclosed rear garden, with a patio, raised decking and hot tub, all enjoying delightful views across the adjoining open countryside.

A further door leads into the inner hallway, where the original quarry tiled floor provides another wonderful reminder of the property’s heritage. Beneath the stairs sits a convenient cloakroom.

The principal entrance opens from the courtyard into the hallway, with an archway leading through to the delightful orangery. This light-filled space features bi-fold doors opening onto the rear garden, a charming feature alcove currently utilised as a small office and a large storage cupboard.

Double doors lead into the impressive sitting room, where solid oak flooring, a feature fireplace and an abundance of natural light create an elegant yet welcoming reception space. Four ceiling speakers provide integrated entertainment, while large French doors open directly onto the garden, framing beautiful countryside views. Two additional picture windows further flood the room with natural daylight.

The dining room/snug is positioned off the main hallway and enjoys two picture windows overlooking the courtyard. With its feature fireplace, exposed beams, oak flooring and space for a large television, this is a wonderfully versatile room for both relaxed family living and entertaining.

First Floor:

The first floor continues the property’s impressive blend of period character and modern comfort, with exposed beams and original features creating a wonderfully individual country-house feel.

To the left of the landing is the beautifully appointed family bathroom, featuring exposed wooden beams, a bath and separate enclosed shower, together with built-in storage and a marble shelf.

The impressive principal bedroom is a particularly appealing retreat, enjoying a vaulted ceiling with exposed A-frame timbers and beams, creating a wonderful sense of space and character. The newly fitted en-suite features a generous shower and heated towel rail.

The landing itself features exposed beams and provides access to three further double bedrooms. All three rooms enjoy windows overlooking the rear garden and open countryside, while two benefit from useful built-in wardrobes.

The property therefore provides four well-proportioned bedrooms and two bathrooms, including the newly fitted principal en-suite.

There is also loft space above the longer section of the property, providing useful additional storage and potential for future enhancement, subject to the necessary permissions and regulations.

Outside:

The property is approached through an inviting archway into a beautifully enclosed and private walled courtyard.

The courtyard is complemented by well-established flower beds, mature planting and a charming central street-style lamp, creating a wonderful sense of arrival. A secluded seating area occupies the right-hand corner, while a separate patio area to the left provides additional outdoor entertaining space and access to the boot room.

The rear garden is equally impressive, with a beautifully enclosed walled garden incorporating a patio and raised decking area with hot tub. The garden enjoys a wonderful degree of privacy while taking full advantage of the property’s picturesque views across open countryside.

Garage, Gym & Office:

The courtyard provides access to a versatile outbuilding incorporating a single garage with traditional double wooden doors and a dedicated home gym.

Above, an impressive office extends across the full width of the building. Featuring exposed beams, attractive alcove storage to both sides, two Velux windows and an additional roof light, this is a bright and characterful space, ideal for working from home.

There is also additional storage accommodation at this level, which offers potential to create a bathroom, subject to the necessary planning permissions and building regulations.

With the existing accommodation below, this presents the possibility of creating an annex-style space for guests, extended family or a home office suite, subject to the required consents.

Further Features:

The property retains a wealth of period character throughout, including original beams, ledge-and-brace solid timber doors, traditional-style radiators and oak flooring.

Cherry Blossom Barn also benefits from several thoughtful modern improvements, including newly fitted windows installed in August 2025 and new oil-fired central heating. LED lighting is also fitted throughout, alongside antique brass light switches and electrical sockets, complementing the property’s traditional character while providing modern functionality.

Similarly, the home’s electric gates are operated via an app and intercom system, CCTV is also positioned around the property, providing excellent security and peace of mind.

Location:

Set within a picturesque village of Shackerstone , the property enjoys the best of country living whilst remaining well positioned for everyday amenities, highly regarded schooling and excellent transport connections.

The village is home to The Rising Sun, a traditional local pub offering a welcoming setting for a drink, while the village farm shop provides a convenient source of fresh local produce and everyday essentials.

For families, Congerstone Primary School is conveniently located nearby, while The Market Bosworth School is highly regarded and offers an excellent educational option for older children. Bosworth Academy provides a further well-established secondary school choice. For those considering independent education, Twycross House School and The Dixie Grammar School in Market Bosworth are both within easy reach.

The surrounding area also benefits from excellent transport links. Railway connections from nearby stations provide access towards larger regional centres and London, whilst the motorway network is readily accessible, making journeys towards Leicester, Birmingham, Coventry and beyond particularly convenient.

For those who enjoy heritage and the countryside, the nearby Shackerstone Steam Railway provides a charming local attraction, offering steam train journeys through the surrounding Warwickshire and Leicestershire countryside.

Combining a peaceful village lifestyle with excellent schooling, local amenities, countryside pursuits and strong road and rail connections, the location is ideally suited to families seeking a characterful rural home without sacrificing accessibility.

Services, Utilities & Property Information:

Tenure: Freehold

Council Tax Band: E

Local Authority: Hinckley and Bosworth

EPC: D

Property construction : Standard, Brick and Tile

Electricity supply: Mains

Water supply: Mains

Drainage & Sewerage: Mains

Heating: Oil

Broadband: FTTC coverage available- we advise you to check with your provider.

Mobile signal/coverage: 4G mobile signal is available in the area - we advise you to check with your provider.

Parking: Private driveway, plus

Total Internal Floor Area: 3267 sq ft

Special Notes:

Cherry Blossom Barn sits within a conservation area, offering the reassurance of a setting where character and heritage are carefully preserved.

This property is subject to certain restrictive covenants, easements and rights of access, including provisions relating to shared drainage, utilities and maintenance responsibilities. Further details are available from the agent.

Disclaimer:

All measurements are approximate and quoted in metric with imperial equivalents and for general guidance only and whilst every attempt has been made to ensure accuracy, they must not be relied on.

The fixtures, fittings and appliances referred to have not been tested and therefore no guarantee can be given and that they are in working order.

Internal photographs are reproduced for general information and it must not be inferred that any item shown is included with the property.

Whilst we carryout our due diligence on a property before it is launched to the market and we endeavour to provide accurate information, buyers are advised to conduct their own due diligence.

Our information is presented to the best of our knowledge and should not solely be relied upon when making purchasing decisions. The responsibility for verifying aspects such as flood risk, easements, covenants and other property related details rests with the buyer.