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A beautifully renovated barn conversion with a charming detached two-bedroom annexe, set within a highly sought-after village just south of Tetbury. Tucked quietly along a peaceful country lane on the edge of Leighterton, Grange Barns is a home that feels both grounded in its rural setting and effortlessly contemporary in its design. Originally agricultural in purpose, the barn has been though
A beautifully renovated barn conversion with a charming detached two-bedroom annexe, set within a highly sought-after village just south of Tetbury. Tucked quietly along a peaceful country lane on the edge of Leighterton, Grange Barns is a home that feels both grounded in its rural setting and effortlessly contemporary in its design. Originally agricultural in purpose, the barn has been thoughtfully reimagined into a striking home, where volume and light take centre stage. Inside, the architecture reveals itself in layers — vaulted ceilings, exposed beams, and carefully framed views that draw the outside in. The main living space unfolds with a natural ease, offering both openness for entertaining and quieter corners for retreat. Light shifts beautifully throughout the day, filtering through generous glazing and settling into the textures of wood, stone, and soft neutral tones. What sets Grange Barns apart, however, is its quiet versatility. Adjacent to the main house sits a beautifully converted two-bedroom annexe, currently run as a highly successful holiday let. Designed with the same sensitivity to its origins, the space combines exposed stone, original beams and a light, airy feel, alongside the comforts modern guests expect—generous bedrooms with en-suite facilities, underfloor heating, and a relaxed, open-plan living area. There’s a subtle independence to it: Whether retained as a proven income stream or reimagined for multi-generational living, guest accommodation, or a private workspace, it offers a flexibility that feels increasingly rare. Outside, the gardens are both manageable and inviting, with space to breathe without the burden of excess and a feeling that the house sits comfortably within its setting rather than upon it.