The Lodge Barn Annexe is a brick barn which was converted to a stylish, contemporary and cosy barn conversion whilst still keeping that country charm. The polished concrete and bi-folding doors in combination with the traditional oak beams make it into an outstanding property. It is situated outside of a small Northamptonshire village called Hardwick and is surrounded by farmer’s fields and tranquil countryside.
The space
It offers an open plan kitchen, dining and living area with freestanding log burner.
The kitchen is fully equipped with fridge, freezer, wine cooler, gas hob, oven & combi-microwave and a dishwasher. The Kitchen island seats 2 people and there is a separate dining table for 4 guests that can also be used as work space.
Guests have access to Freeview 55inch curved smart TV and 4G wifi however general phone reception is not strong in the area due to the rural location.

There is one bedroom with a King size bed, it has bi-fold doors opening onto the south facing patio. A double bed can be found in the loft space which is accessible by a ladder in the utility room. The ladder is not suitable for young children or elderly. Clean and fresh linen and towels are provided.

The bathroom has a stone bathtub and a separate polished concrete wet room with waterfall shower head, hand basin and toilet. There is a separate utility room with a washing machine and tumble dryer and some storage space.
The bi-folding doors open up onto a south facing patio which is perfect to enjoy a coffee in the morning or have a BBQ. Gas BBQ is available for your use.
The patio is is fully enclosed by glass balustrade and the large garden is also fully enclosed with paddock fencing and electric gates.
Other things to note
Without needing to use your car, there are many stunning walks and cycle rides on your doorstep, which have a diverse selection of wildlife and birds and are perfect for dog lovers like us.
Just a short drive away is Beckworth Emporium, a popluar garden centre with food hall specialising in local produce and a newly refurbished conservatory dining area.

There are several other restaurants, pubs and cafes located within 5 min drive. The Griffins Head Pub, Beckworth Emporium, The Queens Arms & Wythmails Cafe in Orlingbury and many more.

Sywell Aerodrome is just around the corner and there are regular displays happening right above the property. Sywell Aerodrome played a key role during the Second World War and its rich aviation history is still evident around the Aerodrome and displayed within the Sywell Aviation Museum which is open to the general public.

Rushden Lakes an outdoor shopping and leisure complex with cinema and many different shops, restaurants and other fun activities is a 15 min drive away.

Other popular places to visit are Castle Ashby, Pitsford Reservoir, Sywell Country Park, Santa Pod Racing and Silverstone.