Barn conversion for sale

DESCRIPTION: The barn, which is formally an Ancaster Estate property, is orientated east/west. It has a number of large openings along the south elevation and an additional opening to the west. The property is set back from the Public Highway and enjoys an uninterrupted, secluded setting with views across open countryside.

The seller will retain a right of way over the first part of the access track (shown hatched blue on the plan) to facilitate access to the adjacent field.

The seller reserves a Right of Way over the first part of the access track (highlighted blue on the plan) in order to gain access to the fields adjacent. The seller will contribute 25% to the cost of future maintenance of that section of the access track (only). Total area approx. 0.41 hectares (1.02 acres). 

ADDITIONAL LAND: There is an area of additional land which is available by separate negotiation. The additional area of land extends to approximately 1.01 hectares (2.49 acres) and is located to the south of the property. Please see the marketing plan which shows the area available by separate negotiation outlined blue and marked "Lot 2". 

PLANNING PERMISSION: The property has Planning Permission for the conversion of the barn into a three bedroom dwelling and the change of use of agricultural land into residential garden and associated landscaping/parking. Planning Permission was granted on 12th July 2023 under Planning Application Ref. S22/1230. Interested parties should note the various conditions on the Planning Decision Notice which is available from South Kesteven District Council's website or from the Selling Agents. The purchaser will be responsible for all costs associated with fulfilling such conditions and completing any work and any specific or technical enquiries in respect of planning matters must be addressed directly to the Planning Department at South Kesteven District Council – Tel.[use Contact Agent Button].

The derelict cottage to the west of the barns may offer some potential for development although that has not been explored by the seller. 

SERVICES: The seller is not aware of any mains services connected to the property although it is understood that the bore hole/pumping station (which is owned by a third party) which is located at the junction between the access track and Haconby Drove, does have an electric supply so interested parties may wish to explore whether any form of electrical connection could be available at that location. There is a private bore hole located between the house and the derelict cottage which may provide the opportunity for a water supply. Interested parties should undertake their own investigations and neither the seller nor their agents can make any guarantees as to the availability or suitability of services or the practicality or cost of providing such services to the site. 

METHOD OF SALE: The land is offered For Sale by private treaty, initially, as a whole, subject to contract. Perspective purchasers will be asked to comply with Anti Money Laundering regulations and to provide photographic identification in the form of a photocard driving licence or valid Passport, plus a proof of address. Further information is available from the Selling Agent. 

TENURE: Freehold with vacant possession upon completion. 

VIEWINGS: All viewings should be arranged with R Longstaff and Co's Bourne Office –[use Contact Agent Button].  

HEALTH AND SAFETY: All parties enter the property entirely at their own risk. The derelict cottage and associated buildings should not be entered at any time. Please exercise caution in respect of your personal safety and those parties with you at all times. Neither the seller nor their Agent accept any liability for any damage to persons or their property.