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Plot
0.46 acre(s)
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band G
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Features and description
- A range of traditional timber framed barns
- Potential for a number of uses
- Including redevelopment
- Subject to the necessary planning consents.
- Lot 2 extends to about 0.46 acre
A yard of traditional period timber-framed barns with planning potential.
Description
LOT 2 extends to about 0.46 acre and comprises a yard of traditional barns, located at the bottom of the drive to The Manor house itself.
Whilst there are no formal planning approvals, it is thought that there is scope for these barns to be redeveloped in some capacity, subject to the necessary planning and listed building consents. The barns consist of:
Barn 2 (60’ x 23’) is Grade II listed and lies on the eastern side of the yard. This lovely detached barn is thought to date back to about 1800 and is timber-framed, with weatherboarding above a rubble stone plinth, under a slate roof.
Barn 3 (63’ x 23’) is also Grade II listed and forms the northwest part of the yard. With a similar provenance and thought to date to about 1800, the barn is timber-framed, with an attached cart bay, brick built lean-to and additional storage barn.
Barn 4 (49’ x 23’) adjoins the Grade II listed Barn 3 and flanks the driveway to The Manor. It is of similar construction with a timber frame atop rubble stone plinth and clad in weatherboarding under a slate roof.
Location
Chitterne is an attractive village, located on Salisbury Plain and having a village church and cricket green. There are local amenities in the nearby villages of Codford and Heytesbury with more extensive facilities including a Waitrose in Warminster which is 8 miles away. The historic cities of Salisbury and Bath are both within easy reach.
There are excellent sporting and recreational possibilities in the area including fishing on the Wylye and Avon and many opportunities for walking and riding in the surrounding countryside.
The A303 provides good road access to the wider motorway network and London and there is a direct rail service from Salisbury to London Waterloo from 1hr 30 minutes and Westbury to Paddington from 80 minutes.
There are numerous well regarded schools in the area including Farleigh, Dauntseys, Godolphin, The Salisbury Grammar Schools, St Mary’s Calne and Marlborough amongst many others.
Acreage: 0.46 Acres
Directions
BA12 0LJ : Travelling from London and the South East take the A303 heading west. Continue through the Countess roundabout on the outskirts of Amesbury, passing Stonehenge on your right hand side. At the following roundabout, take the third exit onto the A360 towards Shrewton and Devizes. Follow the road through the village of Shrewton before bearing left onto the B390 (Chitterne Road) following signs for Chitterne and Warminster. Follow the road for about 5 miles, into the village of Chitterne. Continue past the left turn towards Codford and the entrance is on the right after about 100 yards.
All distances and travel times are approximate.
Additional Info
Services : Mains water.
Tenure : Freehold.
Viewings : Strictly by appointment with sole agents Savills
Description
LOT 2 extends to about 0.46 acre and comprises a yard of traditional barns, located at the bottom of the drive to The Manor house itself.
Whilst there are no formal planning approvals, it is thought that there is scope for these barns to be redeveloped in some capacity, subject to the necessary planning and listed building consents. The barns consist of:
Barn 2 (60’ x 23’) is Grade II listed and lies on the eastern side of the yard. This lovely detached barn is thought to date back to about 1800 and is timber-framed, with weatherboarding above a rubble stone plinth, under a slate roof.
Barn 3 (63’ x 23’) is also Grade II listed and forms the northwest part of the yard. With a similar provenance and thought to date to about 1800, the barn is timber-framed, with an attached cart bay, brick built lean-to and additional storage barn.
Barn 4 (49’ x 23’) adjoins the Grade II listed Barn 3 and flanks the driveway to The Manor. It is of similar construction with a timber frame atop rubble stone plinth and clad in weatherboarding under a slate roof.
Location
Chitterne is an attractive village, located on Salisbury Plain and having a village church and cricket green. There are local amenities in the nearby villages of Codford and Heytesbury with more extensive facilities including a Waitrose in Warminster which is 8 miles away. The historic cities of Salisbury and Bath are both within easy reach.
There are excellent sporting and recreational possibilities in the area including fishing on the Wylye and Avon and many opportunities for walking and riding in the surrounding countryside.
The A303 provides good road access to the wider motorway network and London and there is a direct rail service from Salisbury to London Waterloo from 1hr 30 minutes and Westbury to Paddington from 80 minutes.
There are numerous well regarded schools in the area including Farleigh, Dauntseys, Godolphin, The Salisbury Grammar Schools, St Mary’s Calne and Marlborough amongst many others.
Acreage: 0.46 Acres
Directions
BA12 0LJ : Travelling from London and the South East take the A303 heading west. Continue through the Countess roundabout on the outskirts of Amesbury, passing Stonehenge on your right hand side. At the following roundabout, take the third exit onto the A360 towards Shrewton and Devizes. Follow the road through the village of Shrewton before bearing left onto the B390 (Chitterne Road) following signs for Chitterne and Warminster. Follow the road for about 5 miles, into the village of Chitterne. Continue past the left turn towards Codford and the entrance is on the right after about 100 yards.
All distances and travel times are approximate.
Additional Info
Services : Mains water.
Tenure : Freehold.
Viewings : Strictly by appointment with sole agents Savills
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