This former hops kiln was once a major part of producing local beers - and you could now live inside it.
The Kilns, in Runfold, were first built in the 1800s, and were a base for drying out hops flowers, which were then cooled and transported to breweries, where they were key ingredients for beer production.
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The Kilns were converted into five properties in the 1990s, with the fifth now being on the market.
On the ground floor, there is a kitchen and breakfast room with an Aga cooker, a vaulted dining room, a drawing room, a family room, a study, a utility area and a cloakroom.
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Upstairs, there are five double bedrooms, two en-suite bathrooms, a family bathroom and a private staircase to a second floor studio.
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Outside, there is a single garage and a car port, while to the rear there are gardens with a sun terrace and views over the water meadows.
The property is being sold by Hamptons for a guide price of £1,200,000.
The agent commented: “The Kilns were converted in the early 1990's by local award winning developer Arcadia offering superb and interesting homes in this convenient and attractive location.
“No 5 The Kilns is one of five properties which is the major portion of a Grade II listed Hop Kiln conversion offering almost 4000 square feet of accommodation over three floors.
“The space offers flexibility and versatility ideal for a growing family. There is room for further enlargement if needed.
“In all an interesting hop kiln conversion with excellent living spaces, quite unique and some dramatic rooms.”