Plot

The Carthouse Croft is an extremely rare opportunity to acquire a partially converted barn with consent for conversion into one large, or two smaller dwellings. Converted in the late 1990's, The Carthouse Croft has retained a range of important period features throughout, including feature 'A' frame beams in the vaulted sections of the building, together with original brickwork which is exposed internally in several areas.

The approved plans would offer a spacious, well-proportioned home which incorporates these period features. Under the approved plans, an oversized doorway will open to a porch area leading onto a vast vaulted sitting area which will offer access to all living accommodation. A doorway opens to the superb triple aspect kitchen dining living area enjoying excellent views across the garden and the hills beyond. A utility and guest W.C. complete the living space, whilst on the ground floor there will be
three double bedrooms, each with its own bath or shower room. A further two double bedrooms would be located at first floor level, sharing a shower room.

The gardens and grounds that surround The Carthouse Croft provide for an enviable setting to create a substantial and bespoke home. There is currently a large driveway with pathway that leads to a large lawned area, with terraced sections to the front of the barn. To the rear, a door at the back of the barn would open to a large garden store.

All in all, the plot measure 0.51 acres and enjoys delightful southerly views across surrounding countryside.

Planning Permission
Permission for conversion to a residential dwelling was granted under 22/03761/ PA3MA from Shropshire Council.

Additional Land
There is an adjoining paddock of 0.58 acres which is available by separate negotiation. Please contact the selling agent for further information.

Location
The Carthouse Croft is located just outside the village of Woore on the road towards the smaller settlement of Onneley. Woore is a pretty village located within the most north easterly part of Shropshire and on the border of both Staffordshire and Cheshire. Referred to in the Domesday Book as 'Waure' meaning on the borders, Woore today offers a range of village amenities including Tennis Club, The Falcon Inn gastro-pub, Snape's Bakery, a post office and village store, homeware shop and hairdressers. The garden borders Woore Fruit Farm meaning that fresh pick-your-own fruit is right on your doorstep. The regionally renowned Bridgemere Garden centre is just north of Woore whilst Onneley benefits from an 18 hole golf course and pub. The larger towns of Nantwich and Newcastle-under-Lyme are both within approximately ten miles and offer a wider range of eateries, retailers and leisure venues.

There is swift and efficient accessibility to local and national centres from The Carthouse Croft. Junction 15 of the M6 is just nine miles away and provides excellent national road links, whilst Crewe Station is 11 miles away and offers services to London Euston in as little as 1 hour and 37 minutes. There is an excellent range of state and independent schooling within the area including Terra Nova, Woore Primary School, Newcastle-under-Lyme School, Yarlet and Madeley School.