It looks incredible!
A huge barn house-style home is on the market for £1.89million in Wakefield.
The Old Malt House Barn is a 7,600 square foot property based in Bretton. The impressive modern property sits on three acres of land in a quiet backwater. As you approach the house there's a large gated area with a long driveaway and a duck pond in the garden.Inside the property there are three floors including an entertainment and games room, six bedrooms, seven bathrooms, and a massage room. There is also an office, TV room, utility room, and a gym.
There is a garage with can hold up to five or six vehicles. Inside there is a modern interior but there are old-style beams on the ceiling and walls. A property developer for Simon Blyth said:"It is a substantial, beautifully built detached family home with wonderful accommodation over three floors."
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