A beautiful three-bedroom detached bungalow located within this unique gated development of just nine energy efficient, highly-sustainable, net zero carbon architectural homes.
three Bedrooms3
two Bathrooms2
three Receptions3
Hartfield Road, Cowden, TN8
A beautiful three-bedroom detached bungalow located within this unique gated development of just nine energy efficient, highly-sustainable, net zero carbon architectural homes.
Welcome to Hartdene Barns – where sustainability and super energy efficient design meets luxury living.
This private gated development built to the RIBA Climate Challenge is an exceptional collection of nine, stylish and contemporary architecturally designed net zero homes. Set in just under 37 acres of land within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the site offers spectacular views over rolling countryside. Homes constructed to not only harmonise with nature but to provide modern luxury and sustainable living.
The homes are designed to integrate gracefully with their surroundings, fitting effortlessly into the picturesque environment. Inside, spacious living areas and vaulted spaces provide exceptional living accommodation. These generously proportioned, luxurious homes boast nearly zero running costs while embodying the pinnacle of environmental sustainability in their construction, daily operation, and long-term maintenance.
Plot 3, a beautifully designed three-bedroom detached home offering light-filled, flexible living on one level bungalow within this unique gated development, comprises:
INSIDE:
Entrance Hall
Kitchen Dining Room (6.3m x 5.0m)
Bespoke kitchen built by Ornate Kitchens; including Caesarstone mineral work surfaces and VZUG integrated appliances, central island, swing doors to garden
Open plan living
Living Room (5m x 4.5m)
Sliding doors to garden
Utility Room
Master Bedroom (5.4m x 4.2m)
Full ensuite bathroom
Bedroom 2 (5.3m x 3.4m)
Bedroom 3 / Study (3.9m x 2.8m)
Family Bathroom
OUTSIDE:
Single garage (5.8m x 3.2m)
Two allocated parking spaces
Rear garden with terrace, pond, lawn and post and rail fencing with country views beyond.
Private Luxury Allotment*
* From The Sunday Times April 2025
“We wanted to create a clear distinction between gardens, designed for relaxation and entertainment, and allotments, which can provide a regular source of organic fruit and vegetables”, says Michael Wynne, the co-founder of Q New Homes. “Residents can choose to get involved as much or as little as they like, or simply receive produce tailored to their preference, delivered right to their door. The idea is that the allotments should be a joy to use, never a burden. They may even find that it helps to build relationships with neighbours and promote a more active lifestyle”.
