A barn conversion which has an aeroplane cockpit in the back of the property and was featured in George Clarke’s Come Areas is on sale for £1.25million.
The four-bedroom home, is positioned on Birchy Leasowes Lane, Tidbury Inexperienced in Solihull, West Midlands. It’s a barn conversion with scenic views throughout the countryside – and an aeroplane cockpit exterior.
The property featured in a 2018 episode of Channel 4 collection George Clarke’s Come Areas, which noticed the superstar architect go to the owners who had transformed the cockpit into a unusual summer season home.
Come pictures present a number of angles of the Swiss Air Avro RJ 100 passenger jet based mostly in the back of the property.
The 4 bed room home, located in Solihull, West Midlands, is a barn conversion with scenic views throughout the countryside – and an aeroplane cockpit exterior
The entrance finish of the aircraft has been revamped into a trendy bar space, with full-length French doorways and home windows within the rear to permit for it for use for entertaining
Time for take off: The Swiss Air Avro RJ 100 passenger jet summer season home relies in the back of the property and has a bar inside
The entrance finish of the aircraft has been revamped into a trendy bar space, with full-length French doorways and home windows within the rear to permit for it for use for entertaining.
The inside of the 26 foot lengthy cockpit has seen two rows of three seats positioned throughout from each other with a glass desk and bar stool by the aspect.
A second bar stool has been added up on the flight deck of the 1.5 ton aircraft, full with throttle controls which now management the lights and panoramic home windows.
The steely inside of the aircraft stays largely unchanged from its days of service, with uncovered steel partitions and ceiling and corrugated steel flooring all through.
It’s estimated that the aircraft might have price greater than £50m when it was constructed within the Nineteen Nineties by British Aerospace.
The unbelievable design was featured on George Clarke’s Come Areas when house owner Vince Essex spent simply £750 to buy the cockpit and an additional £8,000 to remodel it.
The property featured in a 2018 episode of Channel 4 collection George Clarke’s Come Areas, which noticed the superstar architect go to the owners who had transformed the cockpit into a unusual summer season home
The entrance finish of the aircraft has been revamped into a trendy bar space, with full-length French doorways and home windows within the rear to permit for it for use for entertaining.
The barn-conversion has a one-bedroom annex with a lounge/kitchen/diner, double bed room and fashionable en-suite bathe room
A second bar stool has been added up on the flight deck of the 1.5 ton aircraft, full with throttle controls which now management the lights and panoramic home windows
The property itself is up on the market for £1.25m while the transformed summer season home is out there through ‘separate negotiation’.
The common property value in Solihull is £293,435 in accordance with property web site Rightmove.
The property has three bedrooms, with an extra indifferent one-bedroom annex, three reception rooms, an open-plan kitchen/diner, an en-suite bathe room and stroll in wardrobe in the primary bed room and a indifferent double storage and driveway parking.
Property brokers Good Houses listed the property in October, and stated: ‘We’re delighted to supply this gorgeous barn conversion located in a pleasant semi-rural location with open views and benefiting from an extra one bed room indifferent annex.
‘Externally there’s a massive rear backyard with open views, indifferent double storage, ample driveway parking and a separate annex with a lounge/kitchen/diner, double bed room and fashionable en-suite bathe room.
‘Pleasant rear backyard with pretty open views and being primarily laid to garden with block paved, decked and blue slate patio areas.
‘Fencing to boundaries, planted shrubs and bushes, safety lighting and entry to storage.’
Home hunters found the property and had been fast to touch upon the gorgeous addition.
One stated: ‘Taking man cave to an entire new stage right here.’
One other added: ‘Fairly cool tbh.’
A 3rd replied: ‘I like it.’
A fifth consumer joked: ‘New flight simulation rig.’
The property itself is up on the market for £1.25m while the transformed summer season home is out there through ‘separate negotiation’
The home has been named Birchy Barns and it’s positioned on Birchy Leasowes Lane, Tidbury Inexperienced in the course of the countryside
The home has a double indifferent storage and a spacious driveway, together with a rear backyard with countryside views
