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Features and description
- Traditional barn with Planning Permission
- Pasture land
- Spring water supply
- In all 14.39 acres
Birches Barn is a landmark property in the Weston area, as it sits proudly below Penyard Park, overlooking the beautiful South Herefordshire countryside.
This large traditional stone barn sits above the surrounding countryside and offers tremendous potential for a stunning rural property, along with pasture land extending to 13.74 acres.
PLANNING
DCSE2005/3042/F—Planning permission was granted in September 2005 for the conversation of and alterations to the redundant period barn. The vendor has confirmed the planning permission has been crystalised by Herefordshire Council as being commenced. This was after work to the roof and gutters. This work has kept the barn in a watertight condition with the stone elevations being in an extremely good order and condition.
The planning includes the following accommodation: Ground Floor; open plan Kitchen/Diner, Living Room, Bedroom and Bathroom, First Floor; Galleried landing, Bedroom with en-suite, 2 further bedrooms and bathroom. Further details are available from the agents.
THE LAND
The land is laid to pasture and used for the grazing of sheep. The land is stockproof fenced. There is a footpath running along the whole of the eastern boundary.
ENTRANCE WAY
We understand Birches Barn and land has a right of way leading off the council highway up to its entrance gateway.
GENERAL REMARKS AND STIPULATIONS
POSSESSION
The property is sold Freehold and Vacant Possession will be granted on completion.
INGOING VALUATION
The property is sold free of any ingoing valuations whatsoever and allowance will be made to the purchaser in respect of the dilapidations.
RESTRICTIONS, WAYLEAVES, EASEMENTS AND RIGHTS OF WAY
The property is sold subject to and with the benefit of all restrictions, wayleaves and rights of way whether public or private or disclosed or not.
OUTGOINGS
We are not aware of any outgoings on the property.
SERVICES
There are no services currently connected.
PLANS, AREAS AND SCHEDULES
These are based on the most recent Ordnance Survey Promap Series. The purchaser(s) shall be deemed to have full knowledge of the boundaries and area of the land and neither the vendor nor the vendors agents will be responsible for defining the boundaries of ownership. Any errors of misstatement shall not annul a sale or entitle any party to compensate in respect thereof.
ENVIROMENTAL SCHEMES
There are no environmental schemes currently on the land.
ANTI-MONEY LAUNDERING
Any offers made to the agents must be accompanied by the prospective purchasers proof of ID and home address.
LOCAL AUTHORITY
Herefordshire County Council—Plough Lane, Hereford
METHOD OF SALE
The property is offered for sale by private treaty.
LICENCES
The land is currently grazed by a local farmer, on completion of a sale he will vacate the land should the purchaser not wish to continue with the grazing.
SITUATION
From Ross on Wye take the A40 towards Gloucester. Proceed through the village of Weston under Penyard. After the settlement of Ryeford turn right, signposted for Pontshill. Follow this lane for 1 mile and turn right onto a stone track (note small green cabinet). The gateway to the property is located on the right hand side, below The Coach House.
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Note: when parking on site, please give consideration to The Coach House and do not block their access to and from their property.
Brightwells, Stoney Street, Madley, Hereford, HR2 9NH T:[use Contact Agent Button] E: [use Contact Agent Button]
Solicitors: Lanyon Bowdler, Chapter House North, Abbey Lawn, Abbey Foregate, Shrewsbury, SY2 5DE FAO Calum Eagle
Viewing: Via appointment only through the selling agents
This large traditional stone barn sits above the surrounding countryside and offers tremendous potential for a stunning rural property, along with pasture land extending to 13.74 acres.
PLANNING
DCSE2005/3042/F—Planning permission was granted in September 2005 for the conversation of and alterations to the redundant period barn. The vendor has confirmed the planning permission has been crystalised by Herefordshire Council as being commenced. This was after work to the roof and gutters. This work has kept the barn in a watertight condition with the stone elevations being in an extremely good order and condition.
The planning includes the following accommodation: Ground Floor; open plan Kitchen/Diner, Living Room, Bedroom and Bathroom, First Floor; Galleried landing, Bedroom with en-suite, 2 further bedrooms and bathroom. Further details are available from the agents.
THE LAND
The land is laid to pasture and used for the grazing of sheep. The land is stockproof fenced. There is a footpath running along the whole of the eastern boundary.
ENTRANCE WAY
We understand Birches Barn and land has a right of way leading off the council highway up to its entrance gateway.
GENERAL REMARKS AND STIPULATIONS
POSSESSION
The property is sold Freehold and Vacant Possession will be granted on completion.
INGOING VALUATION
The property is sold free of any ingoing valuations whatsoever and allowance will be made to the purchaser in respect of the dilapidations.
RESTRICTIONS, WAYLEAVES, EASEMENTS AND RIGHTS OF WAY
The property is sold subject to and with the benefit of all restrictions, wayleaves and rights of way whether public or private or disclosed or not.
OUTGOINGS
We are not aware of any outgoings on the property.
SERVICES
There are no services currently connected.
PLANS, AREAS AND SCHEDULES
These are based on the most recent Ordnance Survey Promap Series. The purchaser(s) shall be deemed to have full knowledge of the boundaries and area of the land and neither the vendor nor the vendors agents will be responsible for defining the boundaries of ownership. Any errors of misstatement shall not annul a sale or entitle any party to compensate in respect thereof.
ENVIROMENTAL SCHEMES
There are no environmental schemes currently on the land.
ANTI-MONEY LAUNDERING
Any offers made to the agents must be accompanied by the prospective purchasers proof of ID and home address.
LOCAL AUTHORITY
Herefordshire County Council—Plough Lane, Hereford
METHOD OF SALE
The property is offered for sale by private treaty.
LICENCES
The land is currently grazed by a local farmer, on completion of a sale he will vacate the land should the purchaser not wish to continue with the grazing.
SITUATION
From Ross on Wye take the A40 towards Gloucester. Proceed through the village of Weston under Penyard. After the settlement of Ryeford turn right, signposted for Pontshill. Follow this lane for 1 mile and turn right onto a stone track (note small green cabinet). The gateway to the property is located on the right hand side, below The Coach House.
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Note: when parking on site, please give consideration to The Coach House and do not block their access to and from their property.
Brightwells, Stoney Street, Madley, Hereford, HR2 9NH T:[use Contact Agent Button] E: [use Contact Agent Button]
Solicitors: Lanyon Bowdler, Chapter House North, Abbey Lawn, Abbey Foregate, Shrewsbury, SY2 5DE FAO Calum Eagle
Viewing: Via appointment only through the selling agents
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About this agent
Established in 1846, Brightwells is a leading provider of auction services, estate agency and chartered surveying, serving customers principally in the UK, but also in Europe, the North Americas and Asia Pacific. Its principal activities include auctions of vehicles, machinery, classic & vintage motoring and fine wine; sales of farm & land; professional services of chartered surveying, including land management and sales, for urban and rural land owners. In the UK, Brightwells annually serves more than 50 thousand businesses and members of the general public. The head office and air-conditioned sales centre is established at Easters Court, Leominster, and is one out of fourteen venues across England and Wales from which we operate. Brightwells' strategy is to build long-term partnerships with our customers. With their support, we aim to maximise the potential of our traditional business –through a combination of enhanced quality of service, creative marketing, knowledgeable & experienced professionals and cost efficiency –while pursuing profitable growth by migrating our customers to new ranges of auctions and services such as real-time online auctions and product sourcing. We are also relentlessly working to encourage new customers to take advantage of our quality services and experience. We are committed to helping all of our customers succeed by becoming the leader in the delivery of auction and professional services.