Acquiring an open barn or agricultural building with planning permission for conversion into a detached 4 bedroom, 4 bathroom property with gardens and parking presents an exciting opportunity. The inclusion of an internal outside courtyard as part of the plans adds a unique and appealing feature to the property.

Having obtained architects' images that showcase the envisioned design, you can get a visual representation of the potential transformation of the barn into a fantastic home.

These images provide a glimpse into the future possibilities, allowing you to better envision the finished product.

The conversion of the barn into a residential property offers several advantages. Firstly, it provides the opportunity to create a spacious and comfortable living space, with four bedrooms and bathrooms catering to the needs of a larger household or accommodating guests. The inclusion of gardens and parking ensures outdoor space for relaxation and convenient vehicle storage.

The project's focus on preserving and enhancing its surroundings demonstrates a careful and considered approach to design and development within the Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) in which it is located. By respecting the heritage and character of the site, the proposed conversion aims to create a thoughtfully designed space that contributes positively to the wider setting and ensures the continued preservation of the Grade II Listed Farmhouse and Barns which lie below this site.

For more information on the planning, the link to the application is: (planning number 76401)

AGENTS NOTE: There is the possibly of purchasing additional land, please speak to the agent for more information.
From the M5 exit at J27 take the A361 towards Barnstaple. At Barnstaple stay on the A361 which becomes a ring road and will be signposted Ilfracombe and Braunton. You will cross the Taw Bridge over the estuary (River Taw) and after a few miles come to Braunton. Continue along the main road in Braunton and upon reaching the traffic lights in the centre of the village, with our office on your right hand side, turn left into Caen Street, heading towards Croyde via the coast road. On reaching the centre of Croyde bear right on to the Georgeham road after approximately one mile the small hamlet of Forda appears and on the sharp left hand bend, turn right past the little blue library and after a few hundred yards, take the right hand turning into South Hole Farm. Continue past the farmhouse and barn conversions on your right and you will find the open barn at the far end. A member of staff from our Fine & Country Office in Braunton will meet you there.