Development Opportunity, Great Bardfield
Guide price £900,000
Freehold
0
bedrooms
Features
- DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY
- PLANNING PERMISSION FOR 3 CONVERSIONS AND 1 NEW BUILD
- GRADE II LISTED BARN
- RURAL VILLAGE LOCATION
- BARN CONVERSION - 24/02436/FUL & 24/02437/LBC
- OFFICE CONVERSION & NEW BUILD - 23/02703/FUL & 24/02426/VAR & 24/00552/VAR
A development opportunity to convert a 4400 sq. ft barn into two dwellings, convert an additional 2000 sq. ft office building into a 4 bed detached property, along with a further building plot for a 1762 sq. ft detached four bedroom property.
Barn Conversion: 24/02436/FUL:
24/02437/LBC:
Office and New Build: Application: 23/02703/FUL:
Variation (for new driveway and access): 24/02426/VAR:
Variation (for retention of substation): 24/00552/VAR:
AGENTS NOTE: We believe the information provided in this brochure is accurate as of the date 08/07/2025. The information given in these particulars is intended to help you decide whether you wish to view this property and to avoid wasting your time in viewing unsuitable properties. We have tried to make sure that these particulars are accurate, but to a large extent we have to rely on what the seller tells us about the property. We do not check every single piece of information ourselves as the cost of doing so would be prohibitive and we do not wish to unnecessarily add to the cost of moving house. In accordance with the misrepresentation act, we are required to inform both potential vendors and purchasers, that from time to time both vendors and or purchasers, may be known by our staff, by way of previous customers, friends, neighbours, relatives, etc. Once you find the property you want to buy, you will need to carry out more investigations into the property than it is practical or reasonable for an estate agent to do when preparing sales particulars. For example, we have not carried out any kind of survey of the property to look for structural defects and would advise any homebuyer to obtain a surveyor's report before exchanging contracts. If you do not have your own surveyor, we would be pleased to recommend one. We have not checked whether any equipment in the property (such as central heating) is in working order and would advise homebuyers to check this. You should also instruct a solicitor to investigate all legal matters relating to the property (e.g. title, planning permission etc.,), as these are specialist matters in which estate agents are not qualified. Your solicitor will also agree with the seller what items (e.g. carpets, curtains etc.,) will be included in the sale.
Barn Conversion: 24/02436/FUL:
24/02437/LBC:
Office and New Build: Application: 23/02703/FUL:
Variation (for new driveway and access): 24/02426/VAR:
Variation (for retention of substation): 24/00552/VAR:
AGENTS NOTE: We believe the information provided in this brochure is accurate as of the date 08/07/2025. The information given in these particulars is intended to help you decide whether you wish to view this property and to avoid wasting your time in viewing unsuitable properties. We have tried to make sure that these particulars are accurate, but to a large extent we have to rely on what the seller tells us about the property. We do not check every single piece of information ourselves as the cost of doing so would be prohibitive and we do not wish to unnecessarily add to the cost of moving house. In accordance with the misrepresentation act, we are required to inform both potential vendors and purchasers, that from time to time both vendors and or purchasers, may be known by our staff, by way of previous customers, friends, neighbours, relatives, etc. Once you find the property you want to buy, you will need to carry out more investigations into the property than it is practical or reasonable for an estate agent to do when preparing sales particulars. For example, we have not carried out any kind of survey of the property to look for structural defects and would advise any homebuyer to obtain a surveyor's report before exchanging contracts. If you do not have your own surveyor, we would be pleased to recommend one. We have not checked whether any equipment in the property (such as central heating) is in working order and would advise homebuyers to check this. You should also instruct a solicitor to investigate all legal matters relating to the property (e.g. title, planning permission etc.,), as these are specialist matters in which estate agents are not qualified. Your solicitor will also agree with the seller what items (e.g. carpets, curtains etc.,) will be included in the sale.