|^| Exceptional four-bedroom barn conversion |^| Steeped in history — originally part of Normandale House |^| Stunning fitted kitchen with central island |^| Luxurious primary bedroom with ensuite bathroom with freestanding roll-top bath |^| Extensive manicured gardens, double garage, summer house and storage |^| Sought-after Loxley village location |^|

The Stables at Rodney Hill is a truly one-of-a-kind home — a beautifully converted stone barn attached to the historic Normandale House, a building with roots stretching back to the 11th century and long associated with the legend of Robin Hood of Loxley himself. Sympathetically transformed into a spacious and characterful four-bedroom family home, The Stables blends the heritage and drama of its origins with a finish and specification that is entirely contemporary. From the original exposed stone columns framing the dining room to the vaulted ceilings and leaded windows of the upper landing, every corner of this remarkable property tells a story.

Accommodation

The ground floor is arranged to provide generous and versatile family living across the expansive ground floor. Double patio doors give access to an open plan family living space including a seating area, framed by two spectacular exposed original stone pillars that have been part of this building for centuries, overlooking the south facing patio where colourful planted borders, climbing roses and stone urns create a scene that is both refined and romantic.

This area flows into a dining space and the magnificent kitchen, which is a showstopper in its own right. Fitted with gloss anthracite cabinetry, a central island with integrated wine cooler, and full-height tiling, it is a sleek, modern kitchen that contrasts beautifully with the traditional stone exterior. A comprehensive range of integrated appliances is included, and the layout is both generous and practical. A door under the stairs leads to a utility space which keeps everyday chores hidden away.

Adjacent, the main living room is a warm and inviting retreat, the focal point being a magnificent stone-surround fireplace housing a log-burning stove — the original stonework framing it a reminder of the building's remarkable age and character. Comfortable and well-proportioned, it is the perfect room to retreat to in the evening.

Upstairs

The first floor is accessed via a gracious staircase and opens onto a wonderful galleried landing with characterful vaulted ceilings, exposed beams and original leaded-light windows — a space with real presence that sets the tone for the bedrooms beyond. Four well-proportioned bedrooms are arranged off the landing, each finished to a high standard. The primary bedroom is a truly impressive room — large, light and serene, benefitting from ample space for multiple pieces of furniture and views over the surrounding greenery. The primary bathroom is a genuine highlight — a luxurious, hotel-quality space with a freestanding roll-top bath positioned beneath a Velux skylight, full grey metro tiling and dual basins.

The remaining three bedrooms all adequate double rooms and provide space for freestanding wardrobes aswell. A family shower room serves the remaining bedrooms — well-appointed with full tiling, a rainfall shower enclosure and Velux skylight above.

Grounds and Outbuildings

The grounds at The Stables are as impressive as the house itself, and a genuine rarity in this area. A large stone-flagged courtyard runs along the front of the property, beautifully planted with roses, herbs and seasonal flowers, with a back drop of mature trees occupying the grounds — a sheltered and south-facing space ideal for outdoor dining. The manicured garden extends to a generous lawn with raised planted borders multiple wildlife ponds and a range of seating areas.

The double garage is a substantial stone-built structure with electric garage door — a superb space for vehicles, a workshop or future conversion subject to consents. A garden seating room provides an extra space for relaxing with a morning coffee or evening glass of wine. Further storage is provided in a large store room block providing further versatility.

A secure gated driveway to the front of the property provides access from the road to a large gravelled parking area with ample space for multiple vehicles. The whole plot is enclosed by original stone walling and hedgerows, giving the grounds a sense of privacy, permanence and distinction.

Loxley

Rodney Hill sits in the heart of Loxley, one of Sheffield's most cherished and tucked-away villages — a settlement of ancient character set in the upper valley of the River Loxley, with deep roots in the legend of Robin Hood, who is said to have been born in this very area. Despite its tranquil, rural feel, Loxley is extremely well connected: the open countryside and reservoirs of the Bradfield parish are accessible within minutes on foot or by bicycle, while the popular walking and cycling routes of Loxley Chase and the Rivelin Valley are right on the doorstep. For everyday amenities, Hillsborough is a short drive away and offers a full range of shops, cafes, schools and transport links, while Sheffield city centre is comfortably accessible in under twenty minutes. It is the kind of location that feels a world away from the city whilst never being far from it — and properties of this quality and character rarely come to the market here.

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