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Guide price£950,000
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Farm for sale

Harrop, Slaidburn, Clitheroe, Lancashire, BB7
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Farm
4 bed
0 bath

Property description & features

  • Tenure: Freehold
  • 111.71 Acres
  • Grade II Listed Four Bedroom Farmhouse
  • Detached Traditional Stone Built Barn
  • Rural Views
  • Garage & Parking
  • Renovation Project

Harrop Lodge is a traditional farmstead comprising a substantial Grade II listed farmhouse, detached traditional stone built barn, a range of agricultural buildings all set in ring fenced 111.71 acres. The farmhouse and buildings have significant potential however, are in need of renovation works.

Located to the south of Slaidburn Road, just outside the small hamlet of Lane Ends and only 7 miles miles from the busy market town of Clitheroe, Harrop Lodge is centrally located in the idyllic Forest of Bowland AONB benefiting from a private setting with impressive rural views whilst also being easily accessible from major roads.

Harrop Lodge provides a unique and rare opportunity to acquire a substantial farmstead with significant potential for improvement located in the Forest of Bowland AONB in highly desirable Ribble Valley.

Harrop Lodge – Farmstead extending to 111.71 acres with Grade II Listed farmhouse and extensive outbuildings. Harrop Lodge Farmhouse - is a Grade II listed, four bedroom, detached three storey dwelling of solid stone construction under a stone tile roof with excellent character features throughout. The property benefits from UPVC double glazing throughout however, the property has been vacant for a number of years and requires significant renovation throughout. The living accommodation, extending to a total of 2,775 sqft, is as follows.



Rooms

Kitchen
(13’9’’ x 12’1’’) <br />With stone slab floor, fitted worktop and wall units with large woodboring stove with back boiler.

Living Room
(15’0’’ x 15’0’’) <br />With timber floor, solid fuel open fireplace and upvc double glazed windows in east gable.

Conservatory
(12’7’’ x 11’9’’) <br />UPVC double glazed construction with vinyl floor accessed from living room through sliding timber doors. <br />

Front entrance hallway
(4’6’’ x 19’0’’) <br />With stone slab floor, inner entrance vestibule and centre ceiling light. <br />

Dining room
(13’2’’ x 18’2’’) <br />With carpet flooring and open solid fuel fireplace, upvc double glazed window in south elevation.

Pantry
(6’0’’ x 10’9’’) <br />With stone slab floor, fitted shelve units and worktops throughout.<br />

Cold Store
(7’6’’ x 10’9’’) <br />With stone slab floor, fitted shelve units and worktops throughout.<br />

W/C
With low-flush toilet and sink located beneath stairs to first floor. <br />

. 1
Carpeted return stairway with half landing and large stairwell windows leading to a small landing area providing access to all first floor rooms.

Bedroom 1
(18’0’’ x 18’3’’)<br />Large double room with timber floor and upvc double glazed windows in south elevation.

Bedroom 2
(15’0’’ x 15’3’’)<br />Large double room with timber floor, upvc double glazed windows in south elevation and open fire with inset fireplace.

Bedroom 3
(14’1’’ x 13’0’’)<br />Double room with timber floor and upvc double glazed windows in north elevation.

Bedroom 4 / Dressing Room
(14’1’’ x 11’0’’) <br />Small double room with carpeted floor.

Bathroom
Vinyl floor with upvc double glazed window in north elevation, freestanding bath, sink, cubicle shower and low flush toilet. Airing cupboard with hot water cylinder. Access to the main bathroom is gained through ‘Bedroom 4’.

. 2
A timber return stairway provides access to a large full height attic room spanning the entire footprint of the property.

. 3
These are located around Harrop Lodge house and comprise a combination of traditionally constructed stone barns and more modern concrete block agricultural buildings, all of which provide significant existing floorspace for either agricultural use or the potential for alternative development. The buildings have been unused for a number of year, as such would all require maintenance to put them into a useable condition. The buildings comprise the following.<br /><br />

Garage
(45’0’’ x 25’0’’) <br />Concrete block construction under steel profile sheet roof, poured concrete floor with large roller shutter access door in south gable.<br />

Traditional Stone Barn
(70’0’’ x 40’0’’) <br />Five bay stone barn of local stone construction under pitched asbestos sheet roof, internally divided into two with large full height section to north with brick built internal shippon with loft storage above to south. Single storey stone built shippon lean-to (15’0’’ x 20’0’’).

Concrete Portal Frame
(45’0’’ x 45’0’’) <br />Three bay extension attached to the traditional stone barn, under asbestos pitched roof with block walls. Several areas of roof sheeting missing. <br />

Monopitch 1
(45’ 0’’ x 25’0’’) <br />Concrete block construction under monopitch steel profile sheet roof with poured concrete floor.<br />

Monopitch 2
(45’0’’ x 25’0’’) <br />Concrete block construction under monopitch steel profile sheet roof with poured concrete floor. Area of roof sheeting missing.

Stone Outbuildings
(20’0’’ x 15’0’’) <br />Small stone built outbuildings of local stone construction and under a corrugated tin roof, in overgrown condition.<br />

General Purpose Shed
(50’0’’ x 30’0’’) <br />Located to the west of the entrance driveway and being of concrete block construction with poured concrete floor under an asbestos roof with steel supporting structure. Large access door in north elevation.

. 4
Extending to a total of 111.71 acres (shown edged red on the enclosed plan) in a convenient ring fence surrounding Harrop Lodge and running from Slaidburn Road to Harrop Fell. The land to the immediate northeast of Harrop Fell (extending to approximately 34.89 acres) is steeply sloped and undulating with significant bracken coverage and is unsuitable for agricultural machinery. The remaining pastures (extending to approximately 76.82 acres) to the north and south of Harrop Lodge are ideally suited to livestock grazing and hold significant potential for improvement.

Services
It is understood that the property benefits from an existing mains electricity supply and a private spring water supply. No central heating system is currently installed.<br /><br />It will be the responsibility of the purchaser to install a new sewage treatment plant compliant with the Environment Agency’s General binding Regulations. No existing services have been tested by the selling agents and potential purchasers should make their own investigations into the presence of and condition of any services prior to completion.

Title and Tenure
The property is offered for sale freehold with the benefit of vacant possession upon completion.<br /><br />

Sporting and Mineral Rights
Where these rights exist it is assumed that these are held in hand and will be included in the sale.

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