The Barn | mountpleasantfarm

The barn, also dating from about 1635, has been restored, leaving fabulous beams exposed from floor to ceiling. The original entrance doors have been glazed and now let in huge amounts of light. At either end of the central thatched hall are two Victorian red brick extensions which house the additional living areas.

The Barn

Mount Pleasant Farm sits in the gentle folds of the north east Suffolk landscape. The main farm house consists of a seventeenth century thatched cottage joined by a extension to a farm building, of around 1635, typical of Suffolk's agricultural heritage.

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The allure of the barn is the vast central living area with its cosy triangle of sumptuous three-seater sofas positioned ideally between the floor to ceiling picture windows which let in the surrounding views and light. For entertainment in the main living space there is:

Three movable bookcases providing a wide range of fiction, non-fiction and reference books.
Hi-fi, radio, tape, and CD player.
Modern flat screen TV with freeview, DVD and VHS components and a small selection of media.
A superb three-quatre sized slate snooker and pool table.
A digital weighted-key piano.