Traditional stone barn in a courtyard setting with detailed planning consent in an attractive rural setting. Increasingly rare opportunity. Location Haregrove Farm is situated approximately 2 miles to the north-west of Laleston, and approximately 3 miles to the west of Bridgend town. Laleston is a highly regarded village. Local amenities are available at Laleston or Pyle. A wider range of amenities, including supermarkets and multiple retailers, are available at Bridgend. Access to the M4 motorway is convenient at junction 37. Description A range of predominantly solid stone barns in a courtyard style setting occupying a rural position adjacent to Haregrove Farm, Laleston. Barn 1 An attractive, single storey, ‘L’ shaped barn with a separate detached building occupying a residential curtilage and other land extending to 0.28 acres approximately. The approved plans provide for its conversion to a residential dwelling with accommodation on the ground floor to include:- Office/TV room, living room, dining room, kitchen, entrance hall, cloakroom, utility room, night hall, master bedroom with en-suite shower room and dressing room, family bathroom, two double bedrooms. Outside: triple car port. Services Mains electricity, water and gas are understood to be available to the site. However, prospective purchasers must make their own enquiries in this respect in order to satisfy themselves as to their adequacy and availability. Drainage will be private and in accordance with condition 7 of the planning permission none of the buildings shall be occupied until works for the disposal of sewage have been provided on the site to serve the development hereby permitted, in accordance with details to be submitted to and approved in writing by the Local Planning Authority. Planning Permission Full planning permission was granted by Bridgend County Borough Council on 9th June, 2009 under reference application no. P/08/1105/FUL for the conversion of two redundant farm buildings into two dwellings at location: Haregrove Farm, Laleston, Bridgend, subject to eight conditions. A copy of the planning permission is available for inspection only at the Cowbridge office of Herbert R. Thomas LLP. The approved drawings reference no. P/02, P/03 and P/04 are available for inspection only at the Cowbridge office of Herbert R. Thomas LLP. Report on Condition of Buildings A report on the buildings at Haregrove Farm, Laleston, prepared by Wyatt and Watts Consulting Civil and Structural Engineers dated 20th August, 2007, is available for inspection only at the Cowbridge office of Herbert R. Thomas LLP. Planning Committee Report A copy of the Bridgend County Borough Council Planning Committee Report is available for inspection at the Cowbridge office of Herbert R. Thomas LLP Property Ref:84_1804_2177634
A traditional stone barn in a courtyard setting with detailed planning consent. Increasingly rare opportunity Description A range of predominantly solid stone barns in a courtyard style setting occupying a rural position adjacent to Haregrove Farm, Laleston. Location Haregrove Farm is situated approximately 2 miles to the north-west of Laleston, and approximately 3 miles to the west of Bridgend town. Laleston is a highly regarded village. Local amenities are available at Laleston or Pyle. A wider range of amenities, including supermarkets and multiple retailers, are available at Bridgend. Access to the M4 motorway is convenient at junction 37. Barn 2 An ‘L’ shaped double and single storey barn occupying a residential curtilage and other land extending to approximately 0.17 acres. The approved plans provide for its conversion to a residential dwelling with accommodation arranged over two floors as follows:- Ground Floor: Entrance hall, kitchen/dining area, living room, family bathroom with shower cubicle, two bedrooms. First Floor: Galleried landing, airing cupboard, master bedroom with en-suite shower room and built-in wardrobe. Services Mains electricity, water and gas are understood to be available to the site. However, prospective purchasers must make their own enquiries in this respect in order to satisfy themselves as to their adequacy and availability. Drainage will be private and in accordance with condition 7 of the planning permission none of the buildings shall be occupied until works for the disposal of sewage have been provided on the site to serve the development hereby permitted, in accordance with details to be submitted to and approved in writing by the Local Planning Authority. Planning Permisson Full planning permission was granted by Bridgend County Borough Council on 9th June, 2009 under reference application no. P/08/1105/FUL for the conversion of two redundant farm buildings into two dwellings at location: Haregrove Farm, Laleston, Bridgend, subject to eight conditions. A copy of the planning permission is available for inspection only at the Cowbridge office of Herbert R. Thomas LLP. The approved drawings reference no. P/02, P/03 and P/04 are available for inspection only at the Cowbridge office of Herbert R. Thomas LLP. Report on Condition of Buildings A report on the buildings at Haregrove Farm, Laleston, prepared by Wyatt and Watts Consulting Civil and Structural Engineers dated 20th August, 2007, is available for inspection only at the Cowbridge office of Herbert R. Thomas LLP. Planning Committee Report A copy of the Bridgend County Borough Council Planning Committee Report is available for inspection at the Cowbridge office of Herbert R. Thomas LLP Property Ref:84_1804_2177833
Hightrees is a traditional County Down farmhouse with contemporary light filled interiors, and sitting in a site of 0.67 acre. The property is close to Belfast with it’s city airport and ideally situated for the Ulster Hospital, and Stormont, together with an excellent choice of schools at all levels. It is reached down a private lane which gives exceptional peace, privacy and security. Around the house is a range of well serviced buildings used, until recently, as a furniture workshop, and including a two storey barn with full Commercial Planning approval as a studio or office, but equally suitable as further accommodation or a holiday let with the relevant planning permission. For more information and photographs, please visit: http://www.timmartin.co.uk/brochure.php?p=1768483&s=155811665&i=0&c=1&r=1
Traditional stone barn in a courtyard setting with detailed planning consent in an attractive rural setting. Increasingly rare opportunity. Location Haregrove Farm is situated approximately 2 miles to the north-west of Laleston, and approximately 3 miles to the west of Bridgend town. Laleston is a highly regarded village. Local amenities are available at Laleston or Pyle. A wider range of amenities, including supermarkets and multiple retailers, are available at Bridgend. Access to the M4 motorway is convenient at junction 37. Description A range of predominantly solid stone barns in a courtyard style setting occupying a rural position adjacent to Haregrove Farm, Laleston. Barn 1 An attractive, single storey, ‘L’ shaped barn with a separate detached building occupying a residential curtilage and other land extending to 0.28 acres approximately. The approved plans provide for its conversion to a residential dwelling with accommodation on the ground floor to include:- Office/TV room, living room, dining room, kitchen, entrance hall, cloakroom, utility room, night hall, master bedroom with en-suite shower room and dressing room, family bathroom, two double bedrooms. Outside: triple car port. Services Mains electricity, water and gas are understood to be available to the site. However, prospective purchasers must make their own enquiries in this respect in order to satisfy themselves as to their adequacy and availability. Drainage will be private and in accordance with condition 7 of the planning permission none of the buildings shall be occupied until works for the disposal of sewage have been provided on the site to serve the development hereby permitted, in accordance with details to be submitted to and approved in writing by the Local Planning Authority. Planning Permission Full planning permission was granted by Bridgend County Borough Council on 9th June, 2009 under reference application no. P/08/1105/FUL for the conversion of two redundant farm buildings into two dwellings at location: Haregrove Farm, Laleston, Bridgend, subject to eight conditions. A copy of the planning permission is available for inspection only at the Cowbridge office of Herbert R. Thomas LLP. The approved drawings reference no. P/02, P/03 and P/04 are available for inspection only at the Cowbridge office of Herbert R. Thomas LLP. Report on Condition of Buildings A report on the buildings at Haregrove Farm, Laleston, prepared by Wyatt and Watts Consulting Civil and Structural Engineers dated 20th August, 2007, is available for inspection only at the Cowbridge office of Herbert R. Thomas LLP. Planning Committee Report A copy of the Bridgend County Borough Council Planning Committee Report is available for inspection at the Cowbridge office of Herbert R. Thomas LLP Property Ref:84_1804_2177634 Lifestyle Activities Marina Rural Town Village Development Property Characteristics Detatched Conversion Ground Floor Property Features Cloakroom Courtyard Dining Room Ensuite Lobby Carport Fixtures and Furnishings Shower Television. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t978479/
A traditional stone barn in a courtyard setting with detailed planning consent. Increasingly rare opportunity Description A range of predominantly solid stone barns in a courtyard style setting occupying a rural position adjacent to Haregrove Farm, Laleston. Location Haregrove Farm is situated approximately 2 miles to the north-west of Laleston, and approximately 3 miles to the west of Bridgend town. Laleston is a highly regarded village. Local amenities are available at Laleston or Pyle. A wider range of amenities, including supermarkets and multiple retailers, are available at Bridgend. Access to the M4 motorway is convenient at junction 37. Barn 2 An ‘L’ shaped double and single storey barn occupying a residential curtilage and other land extending to approximately 0.17 acres. The approved plans provide for its conversion to a residential dwelling with accommodation arranged over two floors as follows:- Ground Floor: Entrance hall, kitchen/dining area, living room, family bathroom with shower cubicle, two bedrooms. First Floor: Galleried landing, airing cupboard, master bedroom with en-suite shower room and built-in wardrobe. Services Mains electricity, water and gas are understood to be available to the site. However, prospective purchasers must make their own enquiries in this respect in order to satisfy themselves as to their adequacy and availability. Drainage will be private and in accordance with condition 7 of the planning permission none of the buildings shall be occupied until works for the disposal of sewage have been provided on the site to serve the development hereby permitted, in accordance with details to be submitted to and approved in writing by the Local Planning Authority. Planning Permisson Full planning permission was granted by Bridgend County Borough Council on 9th June, 2009 under reference application no. P/08/1105/FUL for the conversion of two redundant farm buildings into two dwellings at location: Haregrove Farm, Laleston, Bridgend, subject to eight conditions. A copy of the planning permission is available for inspection only at the Cowbridge office of Herbert R. Thomas LLP. The approved drawings reference no. P/02, P/03 and P/04 are available for inspection only at the Cowbridge office of Herbert R. Thomas LLP. Report on Condition of Buildings A report on the buildings at Haregrove Farm, Laleston, prepared by Wyatt and Watts Consulting Civil and Structural Engineers dated 20th August, 2007, is available for inspection only at the Cowbridge office of Herbert R. Thomas LLP. Planning Committee Report A copy of the Bridgend County Borough Council Planning Committee Report is available for inspection at the Cowbridge office of Herbert R. Thomas LLP Property Ref:84_1804_2177833 Lifestyle Activities Rural Town Village Development Property Characteristics Detatched Conversion Property Features Courtyard Ensuite Lobby Fixtures and Furnishings Shower. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t978473/
Located in the stunning countryside near the renowned tourist market of Rhayader and close to the Elan Valley with its beautiful lakes and reservoirs, Oak Wood Lodges presents prospective purchasers with a rare and exciting opportunity to acquire a successful business with potential for further growth and development. Oak Wood Lodges provides an excellent tourism centre from which to visit the many attractions of mid-Wales and border counties. The friendly market town of Rhayader has plenty of shops, public houses and inns, a doctor's surgery, a well equipped Leisure Centre with gym squash courts, swimming pool and jacuzzi and a primary school. More extensive shopping facilities, a train station and secondary school are located some 11 miles distant at Llandrindod Wells. Rhayader is the oldest town in mid Wales and the first on the River Wye. It is situated in the centre of Wales - mid way between the Brecon beacons and Snowdonia, surrounded by the Cambrian Mountains. Further information can be found at Situation Situated in a prominent and commanding position - approximately 1.000 ft above sea level - Oak Wood Lodges provides a spectacular views sweeping towards the Elan Valley, a vast nature reserve renowned for the beauty of its lakes, its rugged mountains, moors and protected oak woods. This is also Kite Country where the majestic birds of prey fly overhead. Set in approximately 12 acres of landscaped grounds and amenity woodland, the holiday complex is open all year round. All the lodges face south and enjoy the sun all day and, being constructed of solid wood and manufactured in Norway, the lodges, each with full central heating, are just as well suited to winter as to summer holidays. The Lodges Oak Wood Lodges is a small secluded site with eleven fully equipped lodges. All the self catering lodges face towards the south and the view across the whole valley is quite beautiful. From the verandas the red kites may be seen hovering in the sky above and at night the tawny owls can be heard calling in the woods. Styles of Lodges There are three styles of lodges: * the two bedroomed Barn Owl and Tawny Owl Lodges; and * the three bedroomed Eagle Owl Lodges. Each of the Barn Owl and Tawny Owl Lodges has their own picnic benches. The Eagle Owl Lodges, being larger, have table and chairs on the veranda. Every lodge has its own private parking for two cars. The accommodation in the Lodges is arranged as follows: Eagle Owl Lodge: * Three Bedrooms (double, twin and L-shaped bunk) * Two fold-up beds (enabling up to 8 per lodge) * Duvets, pillows and bed linen supplied * Bathroom (bath and walk-in shower) * Open plan lounge, dining area and kitchen * Kitchen well equipped including microwave * French windows opening on to south facing veranda * Full central heating (LPG) * 'Free to air' satellite television and DVD player Planning: Currently the holiday complex operates with eleven lodges. There is full planning permission for the erection of a further five three and two bedroom lodges. Sites for these lodges have already been partly excavated. In addition outline planning permission was granted for the construction of a Warden's Lodge and Reception Area/Clubhouse in 2001. This permission has since lapsed but is currently being reapplied for. Plans of the new Reception Area are available from the office but it comprises areas for sauna, laundry facilities, games room and perhaps even a small shop and caf area. Planning: Currently the holiday complex operates with eleven lodges. There is full planning permission for the erection of a further five three and two bedroom lodges. Sites for these lodges have already been partly excavated. In addition outline planning permission was granted for the construction of a Warden's Lodge and Reception Area/Clubhouse in 2001. This permission has since lapsed but is currently being reapplied for. Plans of the new Reception Area are available from the office but it comprises areas for sauna, laundry facilities, games room and perhaps even a small shop and caf area. Local Authority: Powys County Council tel Services: Mains electricity is connected to each lodge with LPG gas supplied from a central LPG tank. Water is provided by a private borehole (on site) with foul drainage discharging in to a Klargester BioDisc system. Viewing: Strictly by prior arrangement with the agents Russell Baldwin and Bright, Rhayader or out of hours on . http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t835269/
Located in the stunning countryside near the renowned tourist market of Rhayader and close to the Elan Valley with its beautiful lakes and reservoirs, Oak Wood Lodges presents prospective purchasers with a rare and exciting opportunity to acquire a successful business with potential for further growth and development. Oak Wood Lodges provides an excellent tourism centre from which to visit the many attractions of mid-Wales and border counties. The friendly market town of Rhayader has plenty of shops, public houses and inns, a doctor's surgery, a well equipped Leisure Centre with gym squash courts, swimming pool and jacuzzi and a primary school. More extensive shopping facilities, a train station and secondary school are located some 11 miles distant at Llandrindod Wells. Rhayader is the oldest town in mid Wales and the first on the River Wye. It is situated in the centre of Wales - mid way between the Brecon beacons and Snowdonia, surrounded by the Cambrian Mountains. Further information can be found at Situation Situated in a prominent and commanding position - approximately 1.000 ft above sea level - Oak Wood Lodges provides a spectacular views sweeping towards the Elan Valley, a vast nature reserve renowned for the beauty of its lakes, its rugged mountains, moors and protected oak woods. This is also Kite Country where the majestic birds of prey fly overhead. Set in approximately 12 acres of landscaped grounds and amenity woodland, the holiday complex is open all year round. All the lodges face south and enjoy the sun all day and, being constructed of solid wood and manufactured in Norway, the lodges, each with full central heating, are just as well suited to winter as to summer holidays. The Lodges Oak Wood Lodges is a small secluded site with eleven fully equipped lodges. All the self catering lodges face towards the south and the view across the whole valley is quite beautiful. From the verandas the red kites may be seen hovering in the sky above and at night the tawny owls can be heard calling in the woods. Styles of Lodges There are three styles of lodges: * the two bedroomed Barn Owl and Tawny Owl Lodges; and * the three bedroomed Eagle Owl Lodges. Each of the Barn Owl and Tawny Owl Lodges has their own picnic benches. The Eagle Owl Lodges, being larger, have table and chairs on the veranda. Every lodge has its own private parking for two cars. The accommodation in the Lodges is arranged as follows: Eagle Owl Lodge: * Three Bedrooms (double, twin and L-shaped bunk) * Two fold-up beds (enabling up to 8 per lodge) * Duvets, pillows and bed linen supplied * Bathroom (bath and walk-in shower) * Open plan lounge, dining area and kitchen * Kitchen well equipped including microwave * French windows opening on to south facing veranda * Full central heating (LPG) * 'Free to air' satellite television and DVD player Planning: Currently the holiday complex operates with eleven lodges. There is full planning permission for the erection of a further five three and two bedroom lodges. Sites for these lodges have already been partly excavated. In addition outline planning permission was granted for the construction of a Warden's Lodge and Reception Area/Clubhouse in 2001. This permission has since lapsed but is currently being reapplied for. Plans of the new Reception Area are available from the office but it comprises areas for sauna, laundry facilities, games room and perhaps even a small shop and caf area. Planning: Currently the holiday complex operates with eleven lodges. There is full planning permission for the erection of a further five three and two bedroom lodges. Sites for these lodges have already been partly excavated. In addition outline planning permission was granted for the construction of a Warden's Lodge and Reception Area/Clubhouse in 2001. This permission has since lapsed but is currently being reapplied for. Plans of the new Reception Area are available from the office but it comprises areas for sauna, laundry facilities, games room and perhaps even a small shop and caf area. Local Authority: Powys County Council tel Services: Mains electricity is connected to each lodge with LPG gas supplied from a central LPG tank. Water is provided by a private borehole (on site) with foul drainage discharging in to a Klargester BioDisc system. Viewing: Strictly by prior arrangement with the agents Russell Baldwin and Bright, Rhayader or out of hours on .
The site is located at Guilsfield which is about 3 miles from Welshpool, 13 miles from Oswestry and the A5 leading to the motorway network, 21 miles from Shrewsbury and 29 miles from Wrexham (all distances are approximate). Guilsfield is a popular village with a range of local amenities including a primary school, doctors’ surgery, a village shop and Post Office, and two public houses. There is a bus route passing through the village from Welshpool to Oswestry. Welshpool provides a full range of amenities and has a railway station providing links to Shrewsbury and Aberystwyth on the Cambrian Line. There are a number of excellent schools, state and private, within easy reach of Guilsfield. Site Sarn Meadows is accessed off the B4392 on the northern edge of the village. The site is open and generally level extending to about 3.44 hectares (8.50 acres). The land to the north of the site rises to attractive woodland and the southern boundary is bordered by a stream. Planning Planning Permission was granted by Powys County Council following an appeal on 31 May 2007 for ‘Erection of 46 dwellings with associated roads and sewers and construction of a replacement bridge Sarn Meadows Guilsfield Welshpool’. The planning reference is M/2005/0010, appeal reference APP/T6850/A/05/1184523. The Section 106 Agreement requires an affordable housing provision of 14 dwellings. Lifestyle Activities Village Woods Amenities and Services Schools Shops Train Station. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t1389020/
Llwynbaedd Farmhouse was constructed around the end of the 19th century and is a substantial period property of brick and stone occupying a fine south facing location and with super gardens and grounds. There is amenity woodland between the farmhouse and the lodges which offers much privacy to the property and its gardens. It has UPVC double glazing to all windows except for the utility room. The original antique pine doors and other wood work in the house have been carefully exposed. ACCOMMODATION Entrance Porch: Single glazed doors to front and windows to either side, quarry tiled floor and original entrance door. Reception Hall: Fitted carpet, radiator, balustraded staircase with fitted carpet to First Floor. Door to Cellar with slate steps descending to room with concrete floor, window to front and with electric and plumbing available. Living Room: Bricked chimney alcove currently fitted with a woodburner set on a quarry tiled hearth with wood mantel over. Dado rail, ceiling rose and coved ceiling. Radiator, fitted carpet and window to front. French doors with wide panels to Kitchen/Dining Room: Comprehensive range of light oak units with worktops and tiled splashbacks over. Inlaid single drainer sink with two bowls, inlaid ceramic hob with integrated extractor fan over and built-in eye level double oven with grill. Window to rear. Door to Utility: Single drainer sink unit with cupboard under, worktops and wall cabinets over. Space and plumbing for washing machine. Door to Storage Cupboard. Access hatch to roof space; quarry tiled floor and windows to side and window and door to rear. Separate WC: Low level WC, obscure window to side, shelving. Lounge: Bricked chimney breast with wood lintel over currently fitted with large multi-fuel stove set on a slate hearth. Exposed stone and brick work, fitted carpet and radiator. Open doorway to Conservatory: Pentagonal shaped with glazed sides and polycarbonate roof. French doors give access to front garden. Ceramic tiled floor. Superb far reaching rural views. Study: Original built-in cupboards, fitted carpet and radiator. Window to rear. First Floor Landing: Fitted carpet, door to Store Cupboard, window to rear. Bedroom 1: Radiator, fitted carpet, window to front with lovely views. Ensuite: Twin sinks set in to worktop with a shaver point over each and with three cupboards under. Low level wc, bidet and panelled bath with central mixer tap. Fully tiled and enclosed shower unit with electric shower heater. Radiator and fitted carpet. Window to rear. Bedroom 2: Radiator and laminate floor.Window to front with lovely views. Bedroom 3: Radiator, fitted carpet and window to front. Bedroom 4: Fitted wardrobes with cupboard over, radiator, fitted carpet and window to rear. Shower Room: Low level wc, basin set in to vanity unit with cupboard below and light and shaver point over. Fully tiled and enclosed shower unit with shower. Fitted carpet, radiator and window to rear. Second Floor Landing: Exposed beams, access hatch to roof space and fitted carpet. Doors to Bedroom 5: Sloping ceilings with exposed beams, fitted cupboards with louvre doors, radiator and fitted carpet. Two windows to side. Bedroom 6: Sloping ceilings with exposed beams, radiator, fitted carpet and two windows to side. Outside: Llwynbaedd Farmhouse enjoys far reaching views over the surrounding countryside from the front garden that is laid mainly to lawn. The rear of the property offers a large parking and turning area and gives access to the rear doors and the adjoining purpose-built dog run. Services: Mains electricity, private water and drainage. Exciting Business and Residential Opportunity: Oak Wood Lodges Located in the stunning countryside near the renowned tourist market of Rhayader and close to the Elan Valley with its beautiful lakes and reservoirs, Oak Wood Lodges presents prospective purchasers with a rare and exciting opportunity to acquire a successful business with potential for further growth and development. Oak Wood Lodges provides an excellent tourism centre from which to visit the many attractions of mid-Wales and border counties. The friendly market town of Rhayader has plenty of shops, public houses and inns, a doctor's surgery, a well equipped Leisure Centre with gym squash courts, swimming pool and jacuzzi and a primary school. More extensive shopping facilities, a train station and secondary school are located some 11 miles distant at Llandrindod Wells. Rhayader is the oldest town in mid Wales and the first on the River Wye. It is situated in the centre of Wales - mid way between the Brecon beacons and Snowdonia, surrounded by the Cambrian Mountains. Further information can be found at Situation Situated in a prominent and commanding position - approximately 1.000 ft above sea level - Oak Wood Lodges provides a spectacular views sweeping towards the Elan Valley, a vast nature reserve renowned for the beauty of its lakes, its rugged mountains, moors and protected oak woods. This is also Kite Country where the majestic birds of prey fly overhead. Set in nineteen acres of landscaped grounds and amenity woodland, the holiday complex is open all year round. All the lodges face south and enjoy the sun all day and, being constructed of solid wood and manufactured in Norway, the lodges, each with full central heating, are just as well suited to winter as to summer holidays. The Lodges Oak Wood Lodges is a small secluded site with eleven fully equipped lodges. All the self catering lodges face towards the south and the view across the whole valley is quite beautiful. From the verandas the red kites may be seen hovering in the sky above and at night the tawny owls can be heard calling in the woods. Styles of Lodges There are three styles of lodges: * the two bedroomed Barn Owl and Tawny Owl Lodges; and * the three bedroomed Eagle Owl Lodges. Each of the Barn Owl and Tawny Owl Lodges has their own picnic benches. The Eagle Owl Lodges, being larger, have table and chairs on the veranda. Every lodge has its own private parking for two cars. The accommodation in the Lodges is arranged as follows; Eagle Owl Lodge: * Three Bedrooms (double, twin and L-shaped bunk) * Two fold_up beds (enabling up to 8 per lodge) * Duvets, pillows and bed linen supplied * Bathroom (bath and walk-in shower) * Open plan lounge, ding area and kitchen * Kitchen well equipped including microwave * French windows opening on to south facing veranda * Full central heating (LPG) * 'Free to air' satellite television and DVD player Barn Owl and Tawny Owl Lodges: * Two bedrooms (double and twin) * Duvets, pillows and bed-linen supplied * Shower room * Open plan lounge, dining area and kitchen * Kitchen well equipped including microwave * French windows opening on to south facing veranda * Full central heating * 'Free to Air' satellite television and DVD player Workshop / Utility / Garaging (44'x 26') A purpose built two storey building provides space on the ground floor for four vehicles. Above is a large useful space currently used as a laundry / storage and workshop area. Planning: Currently the holiday complex operates with eleven lodges. There is full planning permission for the erection of a further five three and two bedroom lodges. Sites for these lodges have already been partly excavated. In addition outline planning permission was granted for the construction of a Warden's Lodge and Reception Area/Clubhouse in 2001. This permission has since lapsed but there would appear to be no reason why this should not be approved again on re-submission to Powys County Council. Plans of the new. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t835235/
Llwynbaedd Farmhouse was constructed around the end of the 19th century and is a substantial period property of brick and stone occupying a fine south facing location and with super gardens and grounds. There is amenity woodland between the farmhouse and the lodges which offers much privacy to the property and its gardens. It has UPVC double glazing to all windows except for the utility room. The original antique pine doors and other wood work in the house have been carefully exposed. ACCOMMODATION Entrance Porch: Single glazed doors to front and windows to either side, quarry tiled floor and original entrance door. Reception Hall: Fitted carpet, radiator, balustraded staircase with fitted carpet to First Floor. Door to Cellar with slate steps descending to room with concrete floor, window to front and with electric and plumbing available. Living Room: Bricked chimney alcove currently fitted with a woodburner set on a quarry tiled hearth with wood mantel over. Dado rail, ceiling rose and coved ceiling. Radiator, fitted carpet and window to front. French doors with wide panels to Kitchen/Dining Room: Comprehensive range of light oak units with worktops and tiled splashbacks over. Inlaid single drainer sink with two bowls, inlaid ceramic hob with integrated extractor fan over and built-in eye level double oven with grill. Window to rear. Door to Utility: Single drainer sink unit with cupboard under, worktops and wall cabinets over. Space and plumbing for washing machine. Door to Storage Cupboard. Access hatch to roof space; quarry tiled floor and windows to side and window and door to rear. Separate WC: Low level WC, obscure window to side, shelving. Lounge: Bricked chimney breast with wood lintel over currently fitted with large multi-fuel stove set on a slate hearth. Exposed stone and brick work, fitted carpet and radiator. Open doorway to Conservatory: Pentagonal shaped with glazed sides and polycarbonate roof. French doors give access to front garden. Ceramic tiled floor. Superb far reaching rural views. Study: Original built-in cupboards, fitted carpet and radiator. Window to rear. First Floor Landing: Fitted carpet, door to Store Cupboard, window to rear. Bedroom 1: Radiator, fitted carpet, window to front with lovely views. Ensuite: Twin sinks set in to worktop with a shaver point over each and with three cupboards under. Low level wc, bidet and panelled bath with central mixer tap. Fully tiled and enclosed shower unit with electric shower heater. Radiator and fitted carpet. Window to rear. Bedroom 2: Radiator and laminate floor.Window to front with lovely views. Bedroom 3: Radiator, fitted carpet and window to front. Bedroom 4: Fitted wardrobes with cupboard over, radiator, fitted carpet and window to rear. Shower Room: Low level wc, basin set in to vanity unit with cupboard below and light and shaver point over. Fully tiled and enclosed shower unit with shower. Fitted carpet, radiator and window to rear. Second Floor Landing: Exposed beams, access hatch to roof space and fitted carpet. Doors to Bedroom 5: Sloping ceilings with exposed beams, fitted cupboards with louvre doors, radiator and fitted carpet. Two windows to side. Bedroom 6: Sloping ceilings with exposed beams, radiator, fitted carpet and two windows to side. Outside: Llwynbaedd Farmhouse enjoys far reaching views over the surrounding countryside from the front garden that is laid mainly to lawn. The rear of the property offers a large parking and turning area and gives access to the rear doors and the adjoining purpose-built dog run. Services: Mains electricity, private water and drainage. Exciting Business and Residential Opportunity: Oak Wood Lodges Located in the stunning countryside near the renowned tourist market of Rhayader and close to the Elan Valley with its beautiful lakes and reservoirs, Oak Wood Lodges presents prospective purchasers with a rare and exciting opportunity to acquire a successful business with potential for further growth and development. Oak Wood Lodges provides an excellent tourism centre from which to visit the many attractions of mid-Wales and border counties. The friendly market town of Rhayader has plenty of shops, public houses and inns, a doctor's surgery, a well equipped Leisure Centre with gym squash courts, swimming pool and jacuzzi and a primary school. More extensive shopping facilities, a train station and secondary school are located some 11 miles distant at Llandrindod Wells. Rhayader is the oldest town in mid Wales and the first on the River Wye. It is situated in the centre of Wales - mid way between the Brecon beacons and Snowdonia, surrounded by the Cambrian Mountains. Further information can be found at Situation Situated in a prominent and commanding position - approximately 1.000 ft above sea level - Oak Wood Lodges provides a spectacular views sweeping towards the Elan Valley, a vast nature reserve renowned for the beauty of its lakes, its rugged mountains, moors and protected oak woods. This is also Kite Country where the majestic birds of prey fly overhead. Set in nineteen acres of landscaped grounds and amenity woodland, the holiday complex is open all year round. All the lodges face south and enjoy the sun all day and, being constructed of solid wood and manufactured in Norway, the lodges, each with full central heating, are just as well suited to winter as to summer holidays. The Lodges Oak Wood Lodges is a small secluded site with eleven fully equipped lodges. All the self catering lodges face towards the south and the view across the whole valley is quite beautiful. From the verandas the red kites may be seen hovering in the sky above and at night the tawny owls can be heard calling in the woods. Styles of Lodges There are three styles of lodges: * the two bedroomed Barn Owl and Tawny Owl Lodges; and * the three bedroomed Eagle Owl Lodges. Each of the Barn Owl and Tawny Owl Lodges has their own picnic benches. The Eagle Owl Lodges, being larger, have table and chairs on the veranda. Every lodge has its own private parking for two cars. The accommodation in the Lodges is arranged as follows; Eagle Owl Lodge: * Three Bedrooms (double, twin and L-shaped bunk) * Two fold_up beds (enabling up to 8 per lodge) * Duvets, pillows and bed linen supplied * Bathroom (bath and walk-in shower) * Open plan lounge, ding area and kitchen * Kitchen well equipped including microwave * French windows opening on to south facing veranda * Full central heating (LPG) * 'Free to air' satellite television and DVD player Barn Owl and Tawny Owl Lodges: * Two bedrooms (double and twin) * Duvets, pillows and bed-linen supplied * Shower room * Open plan lounge, dining area and kitchen * Kitchen well equipped including microwave * French windows opening on to south facing veranda * Full central heating * 'Free to Air' satellite television and DVD player Workshop / Utility / Garaging (44'x 26') A purpose built two storey building provides space on the ground floor for four vehicles. Above is a large useful space currently used as a laundry / storage and workshop area. Planning: Currently the holiday complex operates with eleven lodges. There is full planning permission for the erection of a further five three and two bedroom lodges. Sites for these lodges have already been partly excavated. In addition outline planning permission was granted for the construction of a Warden's Lodge and Reception Area/Clubhouse in 2001. This permission has since lapsed but there would appear to be no reason why this should not be approved again on re-submission to Powys County Council. Plans of the new
A Re-Development Property comprising an individually built ‘L’ shaped Detached Bungalow Residence situate set well back off the road bordering the countryside set in approximately one acre of grounds that have the benefit of Full Planning Permission for the siting of 4 executive style dwellings. Reception Hall, Splendid Lounge 23’8 x 15’9, Contemporary Fitted Kitchen/Dining Room 19’5 x 14’9, Utility Room, Inner Hall, 3 Bedrooms, Separate Wc, Large Bathroom, Walk-In Airing/Linen Cupboard. Integral Double Garage. Applicants Should Note That The Development Land Can Be Split From The House And Sold Separately If Required - Subject To Negotiation. The property is situated at the rural village community of Four Roads which in turn is located on the Meinciau to Kidwelly Road some 3 miles of the Ancient and Historical township of Kidwelly that offers a Railway Station, is within 2 miles of Pontyates, is within 4 miles of the recently opened Ffos Las Racecourse, is within 8 miles of the County town of Carmarthen with the Business Park at Cross Hands and A48 dual carriageway being approximately 11 miles distant. The residence comprises an individually built ‘L’ shaped detached bungalow residence that affords well presented contemporary accommodation situate overlooking the surrounding countryside and which has the benefit of: - L.P Gas Central Heating with thermostatically controlled radiators.PVCu Double Glazed Windows. Smooth Skimmed And Coved Ceilings.Plastic Fascia And Soffit. 8’2 Ceiling Heights.The Fitted Carpets Are Included. The accommodation comprises with approximate measurements: PVCu entrance door and side screens to either side with feature double glazing to Reception Hall with laminate flooring. Radiator. Telephone point. Feature PVCu arched window. Splendid Lounge 23’8 x 15’9 with triple aspect. 2 PVCu double glazed picture windows. PVCu double glazed sliding patio door from which views are enjoyed south over the surrounding countryside towards Carmarthen Bay. 8’11 ceiling height. Feature natural stone fireplace incorporating a coal effect L.P gas fire having TV shelving to one side. 4 wall light fittings. 2 radiators. Glazed double doors to Contemporary Fitted Kitchen/Dining Room ’5 x 14’9 slightly ‘L’ shaped with c/h thermostat control. Ceramic tiled floor. PVCu double glazed picture window with views over the surrounding countryside towards Carmarthen Bay. Recessed downlighters. Radiator. Part tiled walls. Range of fitted base and eye level kitchen units incorporating a single bowl sink, integrated dishwasher, feature canopied cooker hood, L.P gas/electric duel fuel ‘Belling’ cooking range with an 8 ring hob, open fronted display units and a canopied cooker hood. Granite work surfaces. Glazed doors to the reception hall and Utility Room 13’2 x 5’8 with ceramic tiled floor. Part opaque PVCu double glazed door and side screen to outside. Base unit. Work surface. Plumbing for washing machine. Access to loft space. Rear Bedroom 1 17’3 x 8’9 with radiator. PVCu double glazed window with rural views towards Carmarthen Bay. Rear Bedroom 2 11’4 x 6’2 with radiator. PVCu double glazed window. Fitted shelving. Fitted floor to ceiling wardrobe with double louvre doors. Separate Wc with WC in white. Laminate flooring. Opaque PVCu double glazed window. Inner Hall with laminate flooring. Radiator. Door to integral double garage. Bathroom 12’3 x 6’5 with ceramic tiled floor. Part tiled walls. Radiator. Opaque PVCu double glazed window. 3 piece suite in white comprising panelled bath with plumbed in shower over and shower screen, WC and pedestal wash hand basin. Fitted wall mirror. Walk-In Airing/Linen Cupboard OFFFRONT BEDROOM 3 13’8 x 11’8 slightly ‘L’ shaped with radiator. PVCu double glazed window. Fitted His’n Her’s floor to ceiling wardrobes with sliding doors – one mirrored. Externally The residence is presently approached via a private hard cored entrance drive that terminates to the front of the dwelling. The residence occupies private mainly lawned gardens that afford a good degree of privacy and from which views are enjoyed. Paved sun terrace. Lawned gardens to the rear and side. The gardens are presently interspersed with a variety of mature trees. Integral Double Garage 21’10 x 18’ with double glazed window. Up and over garage door. Door to inner hall. Power and lighting. C/h timer control. L.P gas fire central heating boiler. Outside Light And Water Tap. Summerhouse. Dog Kennel.Adjoining Car Port/Store with brick pillars and a concreted floor. Planning Permission Full planning permission for a housing development to the gardens comprising 4 dwellings was granted on the 27th November 2008 – a copy of which is obtainable of the Agents offices. Home Information Pack: - ‘Bone Fide’ applicants may view by prior appointment the Home Information Pack free of charge at our offices. Upon written request and once the H.I.P. is fully complete a hard copy can be provided to ‘Bone-Fide’ applicants at a charge of 25.00 plus Vat per copy. Services: - Mains electricity, water and drainage. Telephone subject to B.T Regs. Council Tax: – Band E 2009/10 = 1, 328.37p (oral enquiry only) Local Authority: - Carmarthenshire County Council County Hall Carmarthen. Agents Note: - None of the services or appliances, heating, plumbing or electrical installations mentioned in these sales particulars have been tested by the Selling Agent. Photographs and/or any floor layout plans used on these particulars are For Illustration Purposes Only and may depict items, which are not for sale or included in the sale of the property. Viewing Strictly By Prior Appointment Lifestyle Activities Marina Rural Town Village Development Amenities and Services Train Station Property Characteristics Detatched Property Features Garden Terrace Attic Central Heating Dining Room Double Garage Double Glazing Fireplace Fitted Kitchen Garage Views Wooden Floors Carport Patio Reception Summer House Fixtures and Furnishings Bath Carpets Cooker Dishwasher Shower Telephone Television Toilet Washing Machine. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t1152591/
SUMMARY A rare and exciting opportunity to acquire and arrangement of barns with planning permission to convert into six units in the sought after South Warwickshire village of Gaydon. Please call for more details and information. DESCRIPTION A rare and exciting opportunity to acquire and arrangement of barns with planning permission to convert into six units in the sought after South Warwickshire village of Gaydon. Please call for more details and information. Planning The barns have revised planning and Listed Buildings Consent granted by Stratford-upon-Avon District Council under Application Ref 11/00178/FUL and 11/00180/LBC for proposed conversion and extension of existing barns to form six dwelling units and associated works including the construction of two car ports at Gaydon Barns, Gaydon Farm, Gaydon, dated 13 April 2011. General Information The property is Freehold. Possession Vacant possession will be given upon completion. Services It is believed that new connections for electricity, water and drainage will need to be made by the purchaser. Rights Of Way, Etc We understand there is a right of way through the development to be retained for access for any future development at the rear of the site. Local Authorities Stratford-upon-Avon District Council : . Warwick County Council : Severn Trent Water Ltd : Central Networks : Method Of Sale Independent verification of purchasers financial arrangements and proceedability is also required. A full set of Architects Drawings are available for inspection in the office together with the Bat & Owl Survey and copy Planning Permission. Unit 1 A single storey unit of approximately 1, 070 sq ft gross external with permission to convert into a two bedroom dwelling with parking, having approximately 1, 000 sq ft internal accommodation. Unit 2 A most impressive and substantial barn with current gross ground floor square footage of approximately 1, 600 sq ft with planning permission to convert into a four bedroom, three storey conversion with three reception rooms, garage and parking. We understand this would produce approximately 3, 000 sq ft of internal accommodation. Unit 3 A cart shed of approximately 790 sq ft with planning permission to extend and convert into a single storey, two bedroom, two bathroom barn with south west facing gardens and parking of approximately 930 sq ft when completed. Unit 4a This double storey unit will comprise hall, dining room, study and cloakroom, breakfast kitchen, lounge and on the first floor master bedroom with en suite, two further bedrooms and bathroom. Estimated internal square footage approximately 600 sq ft. Unit 4b an attractive two storey unit comprising of hall, cloakroom, study, lounge and breakfast kitchen and on the first floor master bedroom with en suite, two further bedrooms and bathroom. Estimated internal square footage approximately 1700 sq ft. Unit 5 A two storey, detached cottage, the former pigsty, has planning permission to be converted into a two bedroom, one bathroom detached property with utility room and of approximately 990 sq ft. Internal Measurements Internal square footage figures have been supplied by the Vendors and we are currently seeking verification from the Architect. Joint Sole Agents Joint sole Agents with Howkins & Harrison. DIRECTIONS Proceed from the Warwick Office down High Street into Jury Street and at the traffic lights turn right onto Castle Hill and proceed out of Warwick. Take the Banbury Road (A425) and continue to the island following the signs to the village of Gaydon. Upon entering Gaydon, at the island turn right and proceed down the hill along the Kineton Road and the barns are approximately the last properties on the right hand side as you leave the village. 1. MONEY LAUNDERING REGULATIONS - Intending purchasers will be asked to produce identification documentation at a later stage and we would ask for your co-operation in order that there will be no delay in agreeing the sale. 2. These particulars do not constitute part or all of an offer or contract. 3. The measurements indicated are supplied for guidance only and as such must be considered incorrect. 4. Potential buyers are advised to recheck the measurements before committing to any expense. 5. Connells has not tested any apparatus, equipment, fixtures, fittings or services and it is the buyers interests to check the working condition of any appliances. 6. Connells has not sought to verify the legal title of the property and the buyers must obtain verification from their solicitor. Lifestyle Activities Village Development High Street Hills Amenities and Services Parking Property Characteristics Detatched Conversion Freehold Southwest Facing Vacant West Facing 2 Storey 3 Storey Ground Floor Property Features Garden Garage Shed Reception. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t985616/
SUMMARY A rare and exciting opportunity to acquire and arrangement of barns with planning permission to convert into six units in the sought after South Warwickshire village of Gaydon. Please call for more details and information. DESCRIPTION A rare and exciting opportunity to acquire and arrangement of barns with planning permission to convert into six units in the sought after South Warwickshire village of Gaydon. Please call for more details and information. Planning The barns have revised planning and Listed Buildings Consent granted by Stratford-upon-Avon District Council under Application Ref 11/00178/FUL and 11/00180/LBC for proposed conversion and extension of existing barns to form six dwelling units and associated works including the construction of two car ports at Gaydon Barns, Gaydon Farm, Gaydon, dated 13 April 2011. General Information The property is Freehold. Possession Vacant possession will be given upon completion. Services It is believed that new connections for electricity, water and drainage will need to be made by the purchaser. Rights Of Way, Etc We understand there is a right of way through the development to be retained for access for any future development at the rear of the site. Local Authorities Stratford-upon-Avon District Council : . Warwick County Council : Severn Trent Water Ltd : Central Networks : Method Of Sale Independent verification of purchasers financial arrangements and proceedability is also required. A full set of Architects Drawings are available for inspection in the office together with the Bat & Owl Survey and copy Planning Permission. Unit 1 A single storey unit of approximately 1, 070 sq ft gross external with permission to convert into a two bedroom dwelling with parking, having approximately 1, 000 sq ft internal accommodation. Unit 2 A most impressive and substantial barn with current gross ground floor square footage of approximately 1, 600 sq ft with planning permission to convert into a four bedroom, three storey conversion with three reception rooms, garage and parking. We understand this would produce approximately 3, 000 sq ft of internal accommodation. Unit 3 A cart shed of approximately 790 sq ft with planning permission to extend and convert into a single storey, two bedroom, two bathroom barn with south west facing gardens and parking of approximately 930 sq ft when completed. Unit 4a This double storey unit will comprise hall, dining room, study and cloakroom, breakfast kitchen, lounge and on the first floor master bedroom with en suite, two further bedrooms and bathroom. Estimated internal square footage approximately 600 sq ft. Unit 4b an attractive two storey unit comprising of hall, cloakroom, study, lounge and breakfast kitchen and on the first floor master bedroom with en suite, two further bedrooms and bathroom. Estimated internal square footage approximately 1700 sq ft. Unit 5 A two storey, detached cottage, the former pigsty, has planning permission to be converted into a two bedroom, one bathroom detached property with utility room and of approximately 990 sq ft. Internal Measurements Internal square footage figures have been supplied by the Vendors and we are currently seeking verification from the Architect. Joint Sole Agents Joint sole Agents with Howkins & Harrison. DIRECTIONS Proceed from the Warwick Office down High Street into Jury Street and at the traffic lights turn right onto Castle Hill and proceed out of Warwick. Take the Banbury Road (A425) and continue to the island following the signs to the village of Gaydon. Upon entering Gaydon, at the island turn right and proceed down the hill along the Kineton Road and the barns are approximately the last properties on the right hand side as you leave the village. 1. MONEY LAUNDERING REGULATIONS - Intending purchasers will be asked to produce identification documentation at a later stage and we would ask for your co-operation in order that there will be no delay in agreeing the sale. 2. These particulars do not constitute part or all of an offer or contract. 3. The measurements indicated are supplied for guidance only and as such must be considered incorrect. 4. Potential buyers are advised to recheck the measurements before committing to any expense. 5. Connells has not tested any apparatus, equipment, fixtures, fittings or services and it is the buyers interests to check the working condition of any appliances. 6. Connells has not sought to verify the legal title of the property and the buyers must obtain verification from their solicitor.
A period barn with planning permission for conversion to a single level house set in around one-third of an acre. Proposed layout of 2 reception rooms, study, kitchen, 3 bedrooms, family bathroom and en-suite, utility room and cloakroom. Detached double car port. Debenham 4 miles, Stowmarket 8 miles, Diss 10 miles, Ipswich 14 miles. Location: The barn conversion site is located in the grounds of an attractive period property called the Moat House, a secluded setting amidst the surrounding countryside. The village of Wetheringsett has a highly regarded primary school whilst nearby Mendlesham offers day-to-day amenities including a village shop/post office, village pubs and a health centre. The property lies within the Debenham High School catchment and is on the school bus route. The county town of Ipswich is around 15 miles to the south via the A140 with the market towns of Stowmarket (8 miles) and Diss (10 miles) providing a wider range of facilities including a mainline train station enabling regular commuter services to Norwich and London Liverpool Street. The renowned Suffolk Heritage Coast, including the seaside towns of Southwold and Aldeburgh, is 45 minutes away within easy reach by car. Planning: Planning permission has been granted by Mid Suffolk District Council under application reference 0059/11 dated 7 January 2011. The consent provides for conversion of the existing period barn to a new dwelling with extension, a detached double car port and creation of a new access from the roadway to the site. A copy of the planning permission; relevant plans and reports are available online from the Council website: The Site: Extending to approximately 0.34 acre (0.139 ha), the barn site is level in nature and will have its own separate right of way access onto the roadway (Town Lane). We refer you to the site plan included within these particulars. The site area being sold is outlined in red. Outlined in blue is the right of way access from Town Lane to the site. The site area has been marked out with stakes on the ground for viewing purposes only. The area of garden to either side of this access is retained by the property - Moat House. As this access is to run through part of the garden to Moat House it shall not be fenced or hedged. The nature of the boundaries and borders shall form part of an approved landscaping scheme and in agreement with the vendor. The Barn: The proposed floor layout plan offers a gross internal floor area of approximately 1, 510 sq.ft. on a single level. Please refer to the attached floor plans for a full description of how the accommodation is arranged. Services: It is understood that mains water is within the vicinity of the plot. There is mains electricity at the road frontage. Drainage will be to a private treatment plant. Purchasers should make their own enquiries as to the availability and capacity of services. Directions: From Diss heading south on the A140 towards Ipswich. Having travelled for about 10 miles, take the second left turning to Wetheringsett/Park Green. Continue for around mile where the property will be found on the right hand side, clearly indicated by our sale board. Viewing: Strictly by appointment with TW Gaze, 10 Market Hill, Diss, Norfolk IP22 4WJ - Telephone . Freehold Postcode: IP14 5NF Lifestyle Activities Marina Rural Coastal Historic Sites Town Village Hills Amenities and Services Schools Shops Train Station Property Characteristics Detatched Conversion Property Features Garden Cloakroom Ensuite Extension Landscaped Gardens Study Carport Reception Fixtures and Furnishings Telephone. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t1459654/
SUMMARY This deceptively spacious detached family home has a newly fitted Moben kitchen, re fitted cloakroom, utility, three flexible receptions, master dressing room and en-suite. Block paved driveway providing off road parking for up to three vehicles, long garage and delightful enclosed rear garden. DESCRIPTION Situated on this popular residential development the property is immaculately presented with quality finishing's and stylish decor including reclaimed beech parquet flooring. Internal inspection is recommended to appreciate the flexible accommodation on offer. Introduction The well established and popular village of Wellesbourne is conveniently situated on the M40 corridor giving easy access for junction 13 (south only), or alternatively from Gaydon or Longbridge. Five miles to the west you will find historic Stratford upon Avon and some six miles to the north, the County Town of Warwick. Main line stations can be found in Banbury, Warwick Parkway and Leamington Spa. Local amenities within the village offer a Medical Centre, Dental Surgery, Library, Churches, Village Hall, Social and Community Activities and Recreational facilities. Wellesbourne C of E primary school is highly regarded and offers nursery and primary education, swimming pool and outside school hours club. A comprehensive variety of shops including a Co-op Supermarket, three Village Stores, Bank, Post Office, Dispensing Chemist, Photographic Studio, Ladies Designer Boutique, Butchers, Bakers, Florist, Pet Shop, Ironmongers, Electrical Retailer, Dry Cleaners, Hairdressers and Barbers. There is also a Coffee Shop, Chinese Takeaway, Fish and Chip Shop and Indian Restaurant, two Inns and a Hotel. There are excellent bus services to neighbouring towns and villages. Situated in a sought after cul de sac this spacious modern residence has been improved to a high specification and the double glazed, gas fired centrally heated family home in greater detail comprises pitch tiled canopy porch with courtesy light and opaque glass panelled door to: Entrance Vestibule With reclaimed beech parquet flooring, timber and opaque glass panel door though to: Entrance Hall Reclaimed beech parquet flooring, return staircase rising to first floor accommodation. Doors through to kitchen, sitting room, downstairs cloakroom, and dining room (currently used as study). Kitchen 12' 11" x 11' 8" ( 3.94m x 3.56m ) Beautifully fitted with the Moben high gloss Ruby range with a comprehensive variety of space saving soft close wall, pull out and floor units, pearl grey square edge composite work surface over incorporating Franke stainless steel single bowl, single drainer sink unit with multi function chrome pull out and spray mixer tap over. Inset to work surface five ring gas Smeg hob and built in work surface height electric double oven, Neff chimney cooker hood, space for American style fridge feezer, space and plumbing for dishwasher, over work surface lighting, brushed stainless steel light fittings and power points, stainless steel plinths with inset lighting, radiator, Forbor Cork linoleum natural flooring. Double glazed window to front, door through to: Utility Room 8' 3" x 5' 10" ( 2.51m x 1.78m ) Comprising a range of wood effect wall and floor units with roll edge work surface over incorporating single bowl, single drainer stainless steel sink unit with chrome mixer tap over, over work surface lighting, larder cupboard, space and plumbing for washer dryer, radiator. Opaque double glazed door with double glazed window to side leading to side access and rear garden. Downstairs Cloakroom Reclaimed beech parquet flooring and fitted with contemporary porcelain hand wash basin and chrome mixer tap set in a dark wood effect stand with glass shelf, low level WC, extractor fan, doors to spacious under stairs storage cupboard. Dining Room 14' 9" x 8' ( 4.50m x 2.44m ) The flexible accommodation currently used as an office has coved ceiling, telephone point, radiator. Double glazed box bay to front. Sitting Room 19' 8" x 11' 9" ( 5.99m x 3.58m ) Contemporary feature fireplace with black surround and slate hearth inset living flame effect gas fire, TV aerial point, telephone point, radiator, coved ceiling. Double glazed window overlooking rear garden, double glazed sliding patio doors leading to rear garden, door to: Family Room 11' 11" x 8' 6" ( 3.63m x 2.59m ) More flexible accommodation currently used as a hobby room but could be a playroom or study, coved ceiling, radiator. Double glazed sliding patio door to garden, double doors leading to garage. Half Landing Double glazed window to side. First Floor Landing Access to loft space with retractable aluminium ladder, doors to bedrooms, bathroom and airing cupboard housing hot water cylinder. Master Suite Master Bedroom 11' 11" x 10' 2" ( 3.63m x 3.10m ) Coved ceiling, telephone point, chrome light fittings, radiator, bifold door to en suite, double glazed window overlooking rear garden, archway through to: Dressing Room 11' 8" into wardrobe x 8' 2" into wardrobe ( 3.56m into wardrobe x 2.49m into wardrobe ) Formerly bedroom three and fitted with a range of Ivory full height bedroom furniture comprising three double wardrobes and dressing table with a three drawer unit below, overhead storage, coved ceiling, radiator. Double glazed window overlooking rear garden. Ensuite Teak parquet flooring, tiled corner walk in shower cubicle with sliding glass doors and mains fed chrome shower fitting over, pedestal hand wash basin with tiled splashback, low level WC, extractor fan, radiator. Opaque double glazed window to side. Bedroom Two 12' 6" x 10' 2" ( 3.81m x 3.10m ) Coved ceiling, radiator. Double glazed window to front. Bedroom Three 10' x 9' 3" ( 3.05m x 2.82m ) Formerly bedroom four. Coved ceiling, radiator. Double glazed window to front, Family Bathroom Teak parquet flooring, comprising panel bath with chrome mixer shower over, folding glass shower screen, pedestal hand wash basin, low level WC, part tiled walls, radiator. Opaque double glazed window to side. Outside Front Fore garden is laid to lawn with established trees and shrubs, block paved driveway provides off road parking for two vehicles and direct access to single garage. Block paved pathway continues round to both side accesses and into rear garden. Single Garage 20' 11" x 8' 9" ( 6.38m x 2.67m ) Being longer than normal, housing wall mounted gas fired central heating boiler, timber and opaque glass panel personal door leads to side and rear garden, electric remote up and over garage door, power and light. The garage has been built with substantial footings to accept an additional double bedroom and ensuite above, subject to the necessary planning permissions. Rear Garden This delightful garden is enclosed with timber panel fencing to all boundaries, not overlooked and has block paved patio area, is laid mainly to lawn with a variety of mature trees, well stocked beds and borders planted with a range of established shrubs and plants. DIRECTIONS From the Wellesbourne office of Connells proceed along Bridge Street, over the bridge take the second right onto Stratford Road at the end of the road take the first exit left at the roundabout onto the A429, at the next roundabout proceed straight across onto the Loxley Road, take the first turning left into Dovehouse Drive and the
Let nature's peace and quiet replace the stress and noise of urban life. Discover Rutherford County's "small-town, friendly atmosphere" and explore the unspoiled beauty of the western North Carolina mountains. Rutherford County is the perfect, peaceful setting for your vacation retreat. Rural? YES. Remote? NO. Our log cabin is only minutes away from the small town of Rutherfordton, population 4, 000. The town offers services such as restaurants, banks, large grocery stores, the county court house, and the Rutherford County Visual Arts Center is located in the town square. It also has a 143-bed hospital. Forest City is only ten minutes away. You can find some of your favorite large-chain stores and restaurants. Even though this is a true log cabin, our vacation rental does not lack any of the most up-to-date conveniences. This is a three bedroom, split plan with two full baths. One is in the master suite and the other is for common use. Both baths are a combination of tile, marble, and wood features. The great room / kitchen area separate the master suite from the two additional guest rooms. The kitchen has tile flooring with a combination of tile and tumbled marble for the counters and backsplashes. There is a center island / eating bar accented with cultured stone. we have added the Kid's Zone to help you explore some of the activities that are available to you. On Main Street in Downtown Rutherfordton, only minutes away, you can spend an hour or the entire day with the family. We will bring you as many links to these activities and their web sites as we gain permission from the owner/operators. Key Features Near Golf, Near Skiing, Fireplace, Near Town, Near Shopping, Near Restaurants Amenities Fireplace, Air Conditioning, Ceiling Fans, TV, DVD Player, CD Stereo, Reading Library, Games, Coffee Maker, Pots and Pans, Utensils, Washer/Dryer, Dining Table, Porch, Telephone, No Smoking, No Pets Allowed Attractions Near Golf, Near Skiing, Near Town, Near Shopping, Near Restaurants, Near Water Park, Rafting, Hiking Payment Policy Rates are in US Dollars. Plus 7.75% sales tax plus 5% Occupancy tax Security Deposit = $200 (returned within 7 days after check-out) Cleaning fee = $55 per stay Reservation requirements: $200 security deposit to reserve the cabin Cancellation Policy Refund policy: Full refund if notified 7 days in advance. Forfeit of security deposit if less than 7 days notice. Rules Rates are subjected to change without prior notice. http://www.arkadia.com/dkon-t20971/
A new build detached home constructed by Wyro Developments Ltd. The property is one of only two remaining three bedroomed detached houses available on this popular select development of 15 homes. The property is fully double glazed, has oil fired central heating and has been finished to an excellent standard with contemporary kitchen and sanitary ware. There is ample driveway parking as well as an attached single garage and front and rear lawns and patio. The Development This newly completed development of only 15 homes has been built by local developer Wyro Developments Ltd. The site is conveniently situated adjacent to the A458 which provides easy access to Welshpool, some 16 miles to the east and Machynlleth, some 22 miles to the south west both centres provide excellent local shopping and amenities. The renowned Mid Wales coast is within easy travelling distance with Borth only 36 miles away and Lake Vyrnwy only 8 miles to the north via the B4395. There are only four properties remaining on this development and all benefit from a high standard of finish with fully fitted kitchens including integrated appliances and tiled floors as well as contemporary sanitary ware and tiling to both the main and en-suite bathrooms. Oil fired central heating and double glazing complement the accommodation making these efficient and comfortable family homes situated in a rural yet accessible location. Nhbc 10 year Warranty. Covered Entrance Porch Part double glazed front door with exterior courtesy lighting, letter box and door bell to: Entrance Hall Staircase out to the first floor accommodation, radiator, panelled door to: Living Room 5.32m(17'5'') into bay x 3.91m(12'10'') Double glazed bay window to the front elevation, TV and telephone points, thermostat, panelled, glazed double doors leading through to: Dining Kitchen 4.96m(16'3'') x 3.22m(10'7'') Ceramic tiled floor, double glazed window and double patio doors to the rear elevation giving access to the rear patio and lawn, a fully fitted, contemporary kitchen range of wall and base units with integrated fridge and freezer and dishwasher, sink and drainer unit, electric over with hob and extractor hood over, TV and telephone point. Panelled door to a useful understairs storage cupboard. Panelled door to: Utility And Boot Room 2.44m(8'0'') x 1.69m(5'7'') Ceramic tiled floor, wall and base unit incorporating a sink and drainer unit and the plumbing for a washing machine, radiator. Oil fired combination boiler, half glazed door to the rear garden and panelled door to: Cloakroom 0.93m(3'1'') x 2.15m(7'1'') Ceramic tiled floor, radiator, double glazed window to the side elevation, white suite comprising push button WC and pedestal wash hand basin with tiled splashback. Staircase to the first floor landing with double glazed window to the side elevation, radiator and airing cupboard with shelving and radiator, loft access. Panelled doors to: Bathroom 1.84m(6'0'') x 1.95m(6'5'') Ceramic tiled floor, inset ceiling lighting, double glazed window to the rear elevation, contemporary white sanitary ware comprising panelled bath with thermostatic shower over, push button WC and pedestal wash basin, complementary tiling to walls and shower screen. Bedroom One 2.87m(9'5'') x 2.87m(9'5'') Double glazed window to the rear elevation, radiator, panelled door to a single wardrobe with hanging rail and high shelf, TV and telephone points. Master Bedroom Two 2.88m(9'5'') x 3.39m(11'1'') Double glazed window to the front elevation, radiator, panelled double doors to a double wardrobe with hanging rail and high shelving, TV and telephone point, panelled door to: Ensuite Shower Room 1.44m(4'9'') x 2.07m(6'10'') max Double glazed window to the side elevation, contemporary tiling, white sanitary ware comprising push button WC, pedestal wash hand basin, shower unit, radiator, inset ceiling lighting. Bedroom Three 2.33m(7'8'') x 1.96m(6'5'') Double glazed window to the front elevation, radiator, TV and telephone points. Single Garage 4.99m(16'4'') x 2.41m(7'11'') Up and over door. The property occupies a good sized plot and has front, rear and side gardens mainly laid to lawn with rear patio area and pathways. To the fore is driveway parking to the front of the garage. Oil storage tank. Tenure We understand the property is to be sold Freehold with full vacant possession. Local Authority/Planning Band 'D' - Powys County Council: . James & Co have not checked rights of way, footpaths, covenants, easements, wayleaves, nor existing or proposed planning permissions concerning this property or the surrounding area. Viewing Strictly by Appointment with the Joint Sales Agent, James & Co. Joint Agent - Morris Marshall & Poole, Welshpool . Office Opening Hours Monday - Friday 9am - 5pm 24 hour telephone service seven days a week direct to a member of staff. Viewings available seven days a week. In accordance with the 1991 Mis-Descriptions Act, these details and photographs have been prepared in good faith and as a general guide, not as a statement of fact. The services, systems and appliances listed in these details have not been tested by James & Co and no guarantee as to their operating ability or their efficiency can be given. Lease details, where applicable, must be confirmed by a Solicitor. Floor plans are for identification purposes only. Whilst every attempt has been made to ensure the accuracy of the floor plans, measurements are approximate and no responsibility is taken for any error, omission or mis-statement. Lifestyle Activities Rural Coastal Lake Development Amenities and Services Parking Property Characteristics Detatched Freehold Storage Vacant Listed 1st Floor Property Features Garden Attic Bay Windows Central Heating Cloakroom Double Glazing Ensuite Garage Patio Fixtures and Furnishings Bath Cooker Dishwasher Fridge Shower Telephone Television Toilet Washing Machine. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t1215054/
A new build detached home constructed by Wyro Developments Ltd. The property is the only remaining bungalow on this popular select development of 15 homes. The property is fully double glazed, has oil fired central heating and has been finished to an excellent standard with contemporary kitchen and sanitary ware. There is ample driveway parking as this is a corner plot as well as an attached single garage and front, side and rear lawns and patio. The Development This newly completed development of only 15 homes has been built by local developer Wyro Developments Ltd. The site is conveniently situated adjacent to the A458 which provides easy access to Welshpool, some 16 miles to the east and Machynlleth, some 22 miles to the south west both centres provide excellent local shopping and amenities. The renowned Mid Wales coast is within easy travelling distance with Borth only 36 miles away and Lake Vyrnwy only 8 miles to the north via the B4395. There are only four properties remaining on this development and all benefit from a high standard of finish with fully fitted kitchens including integrated appliances and tiled floors as well as contemporary sanitary ware and tiling to both the main and en-suite bathrooms. Oil fired central heating and double glazing complement the accommodation making these efficient and comfortable family homes situated in a rural yet accessible location. Nhbc 10 year Warranty. Covered Entrance Porch Exterior courtesy lighting, part double glazed, panelled door and side panel with letter box and door bell to: Spacious Entrance Hall Panelled doors to a cloaks cupboard and linen cupboard with radiator and to all rooms. Sitting Room 4.97m(16'4'') x 4.06m(13'4'') Double glazed window to the side elevation, radiator, TV and telephone points. Dining Kitchen 5.99m(19'8'') x 3.59m(11'9'') Fully fitted contemporary range of kitchen wall and base units with integrated appliances including dishwasher, fridge, freezer and electric oven with hob and extractor hood over. Double glazed window to side elevation with one and an half bowl sink and drainer unit below, TV and telephone point, ceramic tiled floor. Panelled door to: Utility And Boot Room 2.13m(7'0'') x 1.70m(5'7'') Part double glazed door to rear elevation giving access to the gardens, fitted base unit with sink and drainer, plumbing for washing machine and oil fired combination boiler, radiator, striplight. Bathroom 2.55m(8'4'') x 1.61m(5'3'') Double glazed window to the rear elevation, white sanitary ware comprising panelled bath with shower attachment, push button WC, pedestal wash hand basin, part tiled walls, ceramic tiled floor, shaver point, inset ceiling lighting. Master Bedroom One 4.03m(13'3'') x 4.05m(13'3'') into bay Double glazed bay window to the side elevation, radiator, panelled doors to a built in double wardrobe with hanging rail and high shelving, TV and telephone point, panelled door to: Ensuite Shower Room 1.49m(4'11'') x 2.20m(7'3'') Contemporary suite including fully tiled corner shower unit, push button WC, pedestal wash hand basin, part tiled walls, ceramic tiled floor, inset ceiling lighting. Bedroom Two 3.15m(10'4'') x 3.34m(11'0'') Double glazed windows to both front and side elevation, radiator, TV and telephone point, panelled door to built in single wardrobe. Bedroom Three 3.13m(10'3'') x 2.69m(8'10'') Double glazed window to side elevation, radiator, TV and telephone point, panelled door to built in single wardrobe. Single Garage 4.99m(16'4'') x 2.54m(8'4'') Up and over door. Front, rear and side lawned areas with rear patio. Oil storage tank. Tenure We understand the property is to be sold Freehold with full vacant possession. Local Authority/Planning Band 'E' - Powys County Council: . James & Co have not checked rights of way, footpaths, covenants, easements, wayleaves, nor existing or proposed planning permissions concerning this property or the surrounding area. Viewing Strictly by Appointment with the Joint Sales Agent, James & Co. Joint Agent - Morris Marshall & Poole, Welshpool . Office Opening Hours Monday - Friday 9am - 5pm 24 hour telephone service seven days a week direct to a member of staff. Viewings available seven days a week. In accordance with the 1991 Mis-Descriptions Act, these details and photographs have been prepared in good faith and as a general guide, not as a statement of fact. The services, systems and appliances listed in these details have not been tested by James & Co and no guarantee as to their operating ability or their efficiency can be given. Lease details, where applicable, must be confirmed by a Solicitor. Floor plans are for identification purposes only. Whilst every attempt has been made to ensure the accuracy of the floor plans, measurements are approximate and no responsibility is taken for any error, omission or mis-statement. Lifestyle Activities Rural Coastal Lake Development Amenities and Services Parking Property Characteristics Detatched Freehold Storage Vacant Listed Property Features Garden Bay Windows Central Heating Double Glazing Ensuite Garage Patio Fixtures and Furnishings Bath Cooker Dishwasher Fridge Shower Telephone Television Toilet Washing Machine. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t1215052/
A productive and renowned grassland farm close to the Vale of Glamorgan Heritage Coastline • Farmhouse with 3 reception rooms • 6 Bedrooms • Extensive range of stone Barns with pp for conversion to 2 dwellings • Versatile modern farm buildings • Well managed grassland • In all about 127 acres Situation Moorlands Farm is situated to the west of Llantwit Major just inland from the coast. Llantwit Major has a good range of local shops and services, whilst the market town of Cowbridge is about 6 miles and the Culverhouse Cross Retail Parks about 18 miles. Cardiff naturally has all the facilities of an important capital city. Cardiff has fast rail links to London (Paddington) 2 hours, whilst Cardiff Airport is just a short drive. This area of the Vale of Glamorgan is highly popular for both its recreational opportunities as well as convenience for the major centres. There are golf courses at Barry, Wenvoe and Cotterill Park; Leisure Centres in Llantwit Major, Barry, Cardiff and Bridgend, there are the coast and beaches almost adjoining; and there are lovely walks through the surrounding countryside. Description of Property Moorlands Farm sits just inland from the coast with open views out over the Bristol Channel to the West Country. The property comprises of a farmhouse and wing with up to 6 bedrooms, extensive period outbuildings with planning permission for conversion to two dwellings, and 127 acres of well maintained agricultural pasture land. The farm has been used essentially for beef and sheep rearing and is let until October 2011 at which time vacant possession will become available. The Farmhouse The Farmhouse is a classic rendered stone building with an “L†shaped return. It is generally south east facing with three well proportioned reception rooms along with various domestic offices. The 4 main bedrooms are in use, although 2 further ones are currently not. This extensive accommodation gives enormous potential for varying different formats and usage. (See floorplans). Moorlands Farm has a good southeast facing garden to the front with lawns and a pair of interesting Monkey Puzzle trees. There is a large courtyard to the rear Services Electricity Mains Water Private and Mains Drainage Private Traditional Farm Buildings There are a number of traditional stone built outbuildings across the yard from the farmhouse which are still used for agricultural purposes. The 2 principal buildings total 494 sq. m (5318 sq. ft) and the main building has planning permission Ref: 2006/01142/FUL for conversion to 2 residential units. Modern Agricultural Buildings There are a number of more modern farm buildings to the south and west of the house which have traditionally been used for the rearing of livestock. The Land The land lies in a ring fence around the property and extends to about 127 acres. The soil is associated with the Ston Easton soil series having a Jurassic and carboniferous limestone geology with soil and site characteristics of well drained fine silty clayey soils on limestone. This soil type is noted for cropping and land use of dairying, livestock rearing and cereals. The land is classified as Grade 2 agricultural land. Easements, Wayleaves and Rights of Way The property is offered for sale subject to and with the benefit of all rights of way either public or private, all easements, wayleaves and other rights of way whether they are specifically referred to or not. Local Authority Vale of Glamorgan, County Borough Council. Telephone Council Tax Band “G“ Planning The property is sold subject to any development plans, tree preservation orders, ancient monument orders, town planning schedules or resolutions which may be or may come into force. Fixtures and Fittings All items usually known as tenants’ fixtures and fitting, whether mentioned or not in these sales particulars are excluded from the sale but may be available by separate negotiation. Boundaries Any purchaser shall be deemed to have full knowledge of all boundaries and neither the vendor nor the vendor’s agents will be responsible for defining the boundaries or the ownership therefor. Should any dispute arise as to the boundaries or any points on the particulars or plans or the interpretation of the boundaries, the question shall be referred to the vendor’s agents whose decision acting as experts shall be final. Plans, Areas and Schedules These are based on the Ordnance Survey and are for reference only. They have been checked and computed by the vendor’s agents and the purchaser shall be deemed to have satisfied himself as to the description of the property. Any error or mis-statement shall not annul the sale nor entitle either party to compensation in respect therefor. VAT Any guide prices quoted or discussed are exclusive of VAT. In the event that a sale of the property or a part of it or any right attached to it becomes chargeable for the purposes of VAT such tax will be payable by the purchaser. Viewing Strictly by appointment with the joint agents. Property Ref:84_1804_2246653 Lifestyle Activities City Golf Rural Coastal Hiking Town Development Inland Amenities and Services Shops Property Characteristics Detatched Conversion East Facing Southeast Facing Vacant Limestone Property Features Garden Courtyard Outbuilding Views Reception. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t988752/
A productive and renowned grassland farm close to the Vale of Glamorgan Heritage Coastline • Farmhouse with 3 reception rooms • 6 Bedrooms • Extensive range of stone Barns with pp for conversion to 2 dwellings • Versatile modern farm buildings • Well managed grassland • In all about 127 acres Situation Moorlands Farm is situated to the west of Llantwit Major just inland from the coast. Llantwit Major has a good range of local shops and services, whilst the market town of Cowbridge is about 6 miles and the Culverhouse Cross Retail Parks about 18 miles. Cardiff naturally has all the facilities of an important capital city. Cardiff has fast rail links to London (Paddington) 2 hours, whilst Cardiff Airport is just a short drive. This area of the Vale of Glamorgan is highly popular for both its recreational opportunities as well as convenience for the major centres. There are golf courses at Barry, Wenvoe and Cotterill Park; Leisure Centres in Llantwit Major, Barry, Cardiff and Bridgend, there are the coast and beaches almost adjoining; and there are lovely walks through the surrounding countryside. Description of Property Moorlands Farm sits just inland from the coast with open views out over the Bristol Channel to the West Country. The property comprises of a farmhouse and wing with up to 6 bedrooms, extensive period outbuildings with planning permission for conversion to two dwellings, and 127 acres of well maintained agricultural pasture land. The farm has been used essentially for beef and sheep rearing and is let until October 2011 at which time vacant possession will become available. The Farmhouse The Farmhouse is a classic rendered stone building with an “L†shaped return. It is generally south east facing with three well proportioned reception rooms along with various domestic offices. The 4 main bedrooms are in use, although 2 further ones are currently not. This extensive accommodation gives enormous potential for varying different formats and usage. (See floorplans). Moorlands Farm has a good southeast facing garden to the front with lawns and a pair of interesting Monkey Puzzle trees. There is a large courtyard to the rear Services Electricity Mains Water Private and Mains Drainage Private Traditional Farm Buildings There are a number of traditional stone built outbuildings across the yard from the farmhouse which are still used for agricultural purposes. The 2 principal buildings total 494 sq. m (5318 sq. ft) and the main building has planning permission Ref: 2006/01142/FUL for conversion to 2 residential units. Modern Agricultural Buildings There are a number of more modern farm buildings to the south and west of the house which have traditionally been used for the rearing of livestock. The Land The land lies in a ring fence around the property and extends to about 127 acres. The soil is associated with the Ston Easton soil series having a Jurassic and carboniferous limestone geology with soil and site characteristics of well drained fine silty clayey soils on limestone. This soil type is noted for cropping and land use of dairying, livestock rearing and cereals. The land is classified as Grade 2 agricultural land. Easements, Wayleaves and Rights of Way The property is offered for sale subject to and with the benefit of all rights of way either public or private, all easements, wayleaves and other rights of way whether they are specifically referred to or not. Local Authority Vale of Glamorgan, County Borough Council. Telephone Council Tax Band “G“ Planning The property is sold subject to any development plans, tree preservation orders, ancient monument orders, town planning schedules or resolutions which may be or may come into force. Fixtures and Fittings All items usually known as tenants’ fixtures and fitting, whether mentioned or not in these sales particulars are excluded from the sale but may be available by separate negotiation. Boundaries Any purchaser shall be deemed to have full knowledge of all boundaries and neither the vendor nor the vendor’s agents will be responsible for defining the boundaries or the ownership therefor. Should any dispute arise as to the boundaries or any points on the particulars or plans or the interpretation of the boundaries, the question shall be referred to the vendor’s agents whose decision acting as experts shall be final. Plans, Areas and Schedules These are based on the Ordnance Survey and are for reference only. They have been checked and computed by the vendor’s agents and the purchaser shall be deemed to have satisfied himself as to the description of the property. Any error or mis-statement shall not annul the sale nor entitle either party to compensation in respect therefor. VAT Any guide prices quoted or discussed are exclusive of VAT. In the event that a sale of the property or a part of it or any right attached to it becomes chargeable for the purposes of VAT such tax will be payable by the purchaser. Viewing Strictly by appointment with the joint agents. Property Ref:84_1804_2246653
This beautifully presented semi-detached period cottage in leafy setting occupies a good sized plot with open countryside to the rear. The property offers accommodation to include two reception rooms, breakfast kitchen, cloaks/WC and planning permission for a single storey rear extension (Rushcliffe Borough Council Ref: 11/00004/FUL) On the first floor is a master bedrooms with balcony, two further double bedrooms and large luxury bathroom. Outside there is a gated driveway, single garage and a further brick built store. The rear gardens are a particular feature of the property with shaped lawns, paved courtyard, patio area and hot tub available by separate negotiation. Ground Floor Plan Entrance Hall Cloaks/WC Sitting Room 4.90m(16'1'') x 3.70m(12'2'') Dining Room 5.90m(19'4) x 2.60m(8'6) Breakfast Kitchen 4.90m(16'1'') x 3.30m(10'10'') Additional Photograph First Floor Plan Master Bedroom 4.80m(15'9) x 3.30m(10'10) Bedroom Two 3.70m(12'2'') x 2.80m(9'2'') 3.70m(12'2) x 2.80m(9'2) Bedroom Three 3.30m(10'10'') x 2.70m(8'10'') Family Bathroom Outside The front garden is mainly laid to lawn with a driveway providing parking and leads to:- Single Garage Rear Garden With paved courtyard area running the width of the property with a further raised seating area, shaped lawn and an area for the hot tub (available by separate negotiation). Additional Photograph Rear Elevation Site Plan Epc Rating Services Mains water and electricity are believed to be connected. The property has the benefit of gas fired central heating via propane bottled gas and foul drainage is to a non-mains system. Directional Note Leaving Nottingham take the !606 Melton Road crossing the ring road at Wheatcroft island, proceed through Tollerton past Normanton on the Wolds and Stanton on the Wolds. Approaching the A46/A606 fly over junction ignore the right hand turn to Widmerpool village and just beyond take the left hand turn into Old Melton Road where the property can be found on the left hand side as identifiable by our for sale sign. For those using a satellite navigation system the post code for this property is NG12 5QH. Location Map Location Map Thinking Of Selling Marketing Is More Important Now Than When Times Were Good. NO-One Else Offers All Of The Following:- *Free internet movie of every property. *Virtual tours and Floor plans. *High quality colour sales particulars on all properties. *National glossy colour magazine available from over 700 offices. *Colour in-house newspaper distributed from 26 local offices across 4 counties. *Over 1, 200 offices linked by the Internet across the UK. *Awarded the The Best Independent Estate Agent award for 8 years running by the Home Sale Network and The Guild of Professional Estate Agents. Winners of the National 'Guild member of the year' award. *Full particulars of every property on All 16 of the biggest property websites *State of the art Property Matching System with over 4, 000 purchasers registered. *No sale, no charge. *Above all, a friendly and professional service from 28 people who genuinely care. Call us for professional and realistic advice if you are thinking of moving. Bentons - Investing Much More To Get You Moving N.B. All measurements are approximate. These Sale Particulars have been prepared by Bentons upon instruction of the Vendor(s). Services, Fittings and equipment referred to within the sales particulars have not been tested (unless otherwise stated) and no warranties can be given. Accordingly the prospective Buyer(s) must make their own enquiries regarding such matters. These particulars are intended to give a fair description but their accuracy is not guaranteed. Nor do they constitute an offer or contract.
A detached home with business/income potential. An opportunity has arisen to acquire a detached barn conversion which is being sold with the benefit of land extending in total to just under two acres together with outbuildings with planning consent for conversion into an annexe and two holiday letting units. The current owners are certificated by The Camping and Caravan Club for accommodation of five caravans/mobile homes (with power hook-ups provided) and up to ten tents which together with the potential holiday letting units and central location may well appeal to those seeking a home with income potential. The property offers plenty of character internally with reversed accommodation, the first floor living space being especially attractive with a vaulted ceiling, open beams and timber-work. Also on this floor there is the kitchen, off which is a useful attic area whilst on the ground floor there are three bedrooms (the master having its own en-suite) together with a family bathroom. Externally, the outbuildings are arranged around a central yard adjacent to the property. The Land is level and has its own separate access. Marazanvose is a hamlet which sits astride the main A30 trunk road which runs the length of the county. The cathedral city of Truro is approximately five miles distant whilst the coastal towns of Newquay and Perranporth nine miles and five miles respectively. Accommodation in detail Part Glazed Door to: Entrance hall Tiled floor. Radiators. Double glazed window with stone sill. Timber thumb latch doors to: Bedroom One13'5" x 8'10" (4.1m x 2.7m). With partly sloping ceiling with timber panelling and exposed beams. High level storage with inset lighting under. Radiator. Double glazed window with stone sill. Further door to outside. Full height shelving rack. Door to: En-Suite Shower cubicle. WC. Wash basin. Part tiled walls and tiled floor. Extractor fan. Bedroom Two11'9" x 9'8" (3.58m x 2.95m). Double glazed window with stone sill. Wash basin, . Radiator. Beamed ceiling. Bedroom Three9'11" x 9'10" (3.02m x 3m). Double glazed window. Radiator. Corner wash basin. Wooden flooring. Spotlights. Recess for cloths hanging space. Bathroom Fitted white suite comprising panelled bath with corner shower cubicle. Pedestal wash basin. Low level WC. Radiator. Part tiled walls. Tiled floor. Frosted double glazed window. . Utility/Under stairs Cupboard . Housing oil fired central heating boiler. Space for washing machine. Hanging rail for clothes drying. First Floor Landing Doors to: Living Room17' x 16' (5.18m x 4.88m). overall maximum measurements. . A splendid living area with a Cathedral ceiling with wood panelling, exposed trusses. Wooden flooring. Raised slate hearth with wood burning stove. Dual aspect windows and double doors to a 'Juliet Balcony'. Kitchen15'10" x 10' (4.83m x 3.05m). Double glazed window. Fitted units comprising work tops with ceramic tiled splash backs. Base and wall units. Belfast sink. Open glass shelving. Wooden flooring. Space for dishwasher. Extractor fan. Beamed ceiling with bulls-eye lighting. Spotlights and fluorescent lighting. Airing cupboard housing insulated hot water cylinder with electric immersion heater. Fixed ladder giving access to: Loft Room 11'2 in length . Created within the eaves of the building and with limited headroom. Pine bordered ceiling. Velux window. Radiator. Outside Lawned gardens extend to the side and rear and feature a number of mature shrubs and an ornamental pond. To one side the walls, form an outbuilding adjoining the dwelling providing a useful footprint for possible extension (subject to any necessary consents) there are two former privies now used as store sheds. A wide gravelled and concreted courtyard opens from the side road into the property through a vehicular gate and this provides parking space for numerous vehicles and also provides access to a two bay car port. Around this courtyard there is an array of single store outbuildings. These have planning consent for an annexe to be linked to the main residence which can provide living room, hallway, bedroom and en-suite shower room. The remaining part of the building can provide two independent one bedroom living units which would be ideal for holiday lettings. . At present the buildings comprise a double garage/workshop 30' x 17' (9.14m x 5.18m) and a further large single storey building 43'9" max x 16'4" (13.34m x 4.98m) which incorporate utility areas with space for washing machine and WC. The Land Adjacent to the buildings and over looking a large grassed area which is partly planted as an orchard there is a covered barbeque area and from there is independent vehicular access from the County Road. Within the enclose there is currently a caravan site licence for five units with the caravan club. There are electricity hook-ups, various water points and sewerage disposal facilities which is independent of the main dwelling site. There is a further very long meadow which has mature trees along the boundary and this area has a licence for camping. It may well be of interest to those are interested in conservation or someone looking to keep a pony or grazing livestock or for horticultural purposes. It currently includes a strawberry bed and at the far send of the site a delightful natural pond. Oil tank for central heating. Agents Notes (1): Conditional planning permission, application reference PA28/0157/08B dated 22nd January 2008 through Carrick District Council (now Cornwall Council).This is for conversion of the redundant agricultural buildings to a holiday accommodation and residential annexe. . Building Control Application reference number C1/FP228/1442/09 dated 12th January 2010 confirms that the building works relevant to this planning application have been commenced. Copies of these documents together with the proposed plans for the development are available through the estate agents or via the Cornwall Council website. Agents Note (2): The camping and caravan club, the current owners are certificated by the camping and caravanning club for the 2011/12 camping season for five caravans and up to ten tents on this site. Copies of this information is also available from the agents office. Directions If approaching from the East from Chiverton Cross Roundabout continue along the A30 for approximately four miles and Marazan Farm is found on the right hand side of the road adjacent to a minor turning. Lifestyle Activities Marina City Coastal Town Village Development Amenities and Services Parking Property Characteristics Detatched Conversion Storage Ground Floor 1st Floor Property Features Garden Attic Central Heating Courtyard Double Garage Double Glazing Ensuite Exposed Beams Extension Garage Insulation Lobby Orchard Outbuilding Pond Shed Wooden Floors Wood Stove Annex Beamwork Carport Fixtures and Furnishings Bath Dishwasher Shower Toilet Washing Machine. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t953572/
A detached home with business/income potential. An opportunity has arisen to acquire a detached barn conversion which is being sold with the benefit of land extending in total to just under two acres together with outbuildings with planning consent for conversion into an annexe and two holiday letting units. The current owners are certificated by The Camping and Caravan Club for accommodation of five caravans/mobile homes (with power hook-ups provided) and up to ten tents which together with the potential holiday letting units and central location may well appeal to those seeking a home with income potential. The property offers plenty of character internally with reversed accommodation, the first floor living space being especially attractive with a vaulted ceiling, open beams and timber-work. Also on this floor there is the kitchen, off which is a useful attic area whilst on the ground floor there are three bedrooms (the master having its own en-suite) together with a family bathroom. Externally, the outbuildings are arranged around a central yard adjacent to the property. The Land is level and has its own separate access. Marazanvose is a hamlet which sits astride the main A30 trunk road which runs the length of the county. The cathedral city of Truro is approximately five miles distant whilst the coastal towns of Newquay and Perranporth nine miles and five miles respectively. Accommodation in detail Part Glazed Door to: Entrance hall Tiled floor. Radiators. Double glazed window with stone sill. Timber thumb latch doors to: Bedroom One13'5" x 8'10" (4.1m x 2.7m). With partly sloping ceiling with timber panelling and exposed beams. High level storage with inset lighting under. Radiator. Double glazed window with stone sill. Further door to outside. Full height shelving rack. Door to: En-Suite Shower cubicle. WC. Wash basin. Part tiled walls and tiled floor. Extractor fan. Bedroom Two11'9" x 9'8" (3.58m x 2.95m). Double glazed window with stone sill. Wash basin, . Radiator. Beamed ceiling. Bedroom Three9'11" x 9'10" (3.02m x 3m). Double glazed window. Radiator. Corner wash basin. Wooden flooring. Spotlights. Recess for cloths hanging space. Bathroom Fitted white suite comprising panelled bath with corner shower cubicle. Pedestal wash basin. Low level WC. Radiator. Part tiled walls. Tiled floor. Frosted double glazed window. . Utility/Under stairs Cupboard . Housing oil fired central heating boiler. Space for washing machine. Hanging rail for clothes drying. First Floor Landing Doors to: Living Room17' x 16' (5.18m x 4.88m). overall maximum measurements. . A splendid living area with a Cathedral ceiling with wood panelling, exposed trusses. Wooden flooring. Raised slate hearth with wood burning stove. Dual aspect windows and double doors to a 'Juliet Balcony'. Kitchen15'10" x 10' (4.83m x 3.05m). Double glazed window. Fitted units comprising work tops with ceramic tiled splash backs. Base and wall units. Belfast sink. Open glass shelving. Wooden flooring. Space for dishwasher. Extractor fan. Beamed ceiling with bulls-eye lighting. Spotlights and fluorescent lighting. Airing cupboard housing insulated hot water cylinder with electric immersion heater. Fixed ladder giving access to: Loft Room 11'2 in length . Created within the eaves of the building and with limited headroom. Pine bordered ceiling. Velux window. Radiator. Outside Lawned gardens extend to the side and rear and feature a number of mature shrubs and an ornamental pond. To one side the walls, form an outbuilding adjoining the dwelling providing a useful footprint for possible extension (subject to any necessary consents) there are two former privies now used as store sheds. A wide gravelled and concreted courtyard opens from the side road into the property through a vehicular gate and this provides parking space for numerous vehicles and also provides access to a two bay car port. Around this courtyard there is an array of single store outbuildings. These have planning consent for an annexe to be linked to the main residence which can provide living room, hallway, bedroom and en-suite shower room. The remaining part of the building can provide two independent one bedroom living units which would be ideal for holiday lettings. . At present the buildings comprise a double garage/workshop 30' x 17' (9.14m x 5.18m) and a further large single storey building 43'9" max x 16'4" (13.34m x 4.98m) which incorporate utility areas with space for washing machine and WC. The Land Adjacent to the buildings and over looking a large grassed area which is partly planted as an orchard there is a covered barbeque area and from there is independent vehicular access from the County Road. Within the enclose there is currently a caravan site licence for five units with the caravan club. There are electricity hook-ups, various water points and sewerage disposal facilities which is independent of the main dwelling site. There is a further very long meadow which has mature trees along the boundary and this area has a licence for camping. It may well be of interest to those are interested in conservation or someone looking to keep a pony or grazing livestock or for horticultural purposes. It currently includes a strawberry bed and at the far send of the site a delightful natural pond. Oil tank for central heating. Agents Notes (1): Conditional planning permission, application reference PA28/0157/08B dated 22nd January 2008 through Carrick District Council (now Cornwall Council).This is for conversion of the redundant agricultural buildings to a holiday accommodation and residential annexe. . Building Control Application reference number C1/FP228/1442/09 dated 12th January 2010 confirms that the building works relevant to this planning application have been commenced. Copies of these documents together with the proposed plans for the development are available through the estate agents or via the Cornwall Council website. Agents Note (2): The camping and caravan club, the current owners are certificated by the camping and caravanning club for the 2011/12 camping season for five caravans and up to ten tents on this site. Copies of this information is also available from the agents office. Directions If approaching from the East from Chiverton Cross Roundabout continue along the A30 for approximately four miles and Marazan Farm is found on the right hand side of the road adjacent to a minor turning.
A substantial detached character property built of stone set within an established plot extending to approximately 1.3 acres. In addition there are two outbuildings, detached brick barn offering further potential and workshop(45'6 x 30') with separate drive access. The property is believed to date back to the 17th century and has many attractive features to include beamed ceilings, open fires and lattice windows. Well presented throughout the property offers extensive accommodation to include reception hall, three large reception rooms, re-fitted kitchen, cloak/WC, master bedroom with en-suite shower room, four further bedrooms and family bathroom. Situated on the edge of the Vale of Belvoir within a semi-rural location conveniently placed for Grantham and the A1. The property offers a rare opportunity and viewing is highly recommended. Waltham on the Wolds is situated between Melton Mowbray and Grantham. The village features a large variety of stone cottages and houses and excellent local facilities including a primary school, two popular pubs, Dr's Surgery and dispensary, Post Office and general store. The village is well placed for commuting to Nottingham, the nearby market towns of Grantham and Melton Mowbray providing good local facilities. The Inter-city line at Grantham provides a fast service to London. Porch 2.92m(9'7'') x 1.47m(4'10'') The property is entered through a canopy porch into:- Reception Hall 6.10m(20'0'') x 2.39m(7'10'') Beamed ceiling, flagstone floor, exposed stonework, electric storage radiator, lattice French doors leading to rear garden. Drawing Room 5.49m(18'0'') x 4.95m(16'3'') Feature open fire grate set in period stone fireplace, electric storage heater, exposed oak beamed ceiling polished timber floor, three lattice windows. Inner Hall 4.37m(14'4'') x 1.88m(6'2'') Beamed ceiling, exposed stonework, flagstone floor, understairs storage cupboard, built-in book case. Cloaks/WC 1.83m(6'0'') x 1.60m(5'3'') Two piece traditional white suite with brass fittings comprising of low level flush WC, pedestal wash hand basin, tiled splashback, exposed stonework, flagstone floor, heated towel rail, lattice window to front. Dining Room 4.47m(14'8'') x 2.92m(9'7'') 4.47m(14'8) x 2.92m(9'7) Feature open fire grate with period stone surround, electric storage radiator, beamed ceiling, exposed stonework, timber flooring, two lattice windows to front. Breakfast Room 4.47m(14'8'') x 3.63m(11'11'') 4.47m(14'8) x 3.63m(11'11) Oak beamed ceilings, solid oak flooring, oak panelling to dado height, gas fired Aga double oven providing cooking facilities and supplementing hot water set within a brick fireplace, large porcelain sink and drainer unit with brass mixer taps over, lattice window to side. Leading into:- RE-Fitted Kitchen 5.26m(17'3'') x 2.41m(7'11'') 5.26m(17'3) x 2.41m(7'11) Porcelain sink unit with mixer taps over, hand made wall and base kitchen units with laminate worksurfaces, built-in Aeg oven with housing for microwave, electric hob with extractor hood over, integrated Whirlpool dishwasher, electric storage radiator, windows to side and rear, door leading to garden. Landing Access to loft space, built-in airing cupboard, exposed stonework, lattice window overlooking rear gardens. Master Bedroom 5.49m(18'0'') x 4.98m(16'4'') Fitted with a range of traditional wardrobes with hanging and shelving space, double aspect windows giving views to open countryside, electric storage radiator. EN-Suite Shower Room 1.88m(6'2'') x 1.45m(4'9'') Four piece white suite comprising of bidet, low level flush WC, pedestal wash hand basin with tiled splashbacks, separate shower cubicle, lattice window to front. Bedroom Two 4.45m(14'7'') x 2.92m(9'7'') Built-in wardrobe and book shelf, lattice window with open views over countryside, electric storage heater. Bedroom Three 3.66m(12'0'') x 3.05m(10'0'') Lattice window to side. Bedroom Four 4.89m(16'1'') x 2.41m(7'11'') Lattice window to side, electric storage radiator. Bedroom Five 2.11m(6'11'') x 2.74m(9'0'') Lattice window to rear with open views over countryside, electric storage heater. Bathroom 2.24m(7'4'') x 2.06m(6'9'') Three piece white traditional suite comprising of roll top free standing bath, low level flush WC, pedestal wash hand basin with attractive tiled splashbacks, electric storage heater, lattice window to front. Outside To the front of the property a sweeping gravelled driveway giving access to parking/turning area, screened by a range of mature trees, extensive lawns. Rear Garden A landscaped rear garden with large flagstone patio area incorporating pond and further gravelled patio area with adjoining rockery garden, well stocked with many plants and shrubs, wooden pergola with central gravelled walkway, predominately laid to lawn edged with a variety of trees. Lawns adjacent to the house and a range of outbuildings comprising:- Tool Store Power connected. Wash House Connected with power and water, deep porcelain sink. Two Former Dairies Two large rooms, both connected with electricity supply (May be suitable for Annex subject to Local Planning Permission). Having separate vehicular access. Workshop 9.14m(30'0'') x 13.87m(45'6'') With separate access, fitted with security system, electric storage heating, currently providing two offices, large workshop, three storerooms, two toilets and suitable for a variety of uses excluding retail subject to local planning permission. Directional Note From Melton Mowbray take the A607 out towards Waltham on the Wolds before entering the village there are three properties on the right hand side set behind trees - this is the middle property. Location Map Copyright (c) 1988 - 2003 Microsoft Corp. and/or its suppliers. All rights reserved. Copyright (c) 2002 Navigation Technologies B.V. and its suppliers. All rights reserved. (c) Crown Copyright 2002. All rights reserved. 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All measurements are approximate. These Sale Particulars have been prepared by Bentons upon instruction of the Vendor(s). Services, Fittings and equipment referred to within the sales particulars have not been tested (unless otherwise stated) and no warranties can be given. Accordingly the prospective Buyer(s) must make their own enquiries regarding such matters. These particulars are intended to give a fair description but their accuracy is not guaranteed. Nor do they constitute an offer or contract.
A substantial detached character property built of stone set within an established plot extending to approximately 1.3 acres. In addition there are two outbuildings, detached brick barn offering further potential and workshop(45'6 x 30') with separate drive access. The property is believed to date back to the 17th century and has many attractive features to include beamed ceilings, open fires and lattice windows. Well presented throughout the property offers extensive accommodation to include reception hall, three large reception rooms, re-fitted kitchen, cloak/WC, master bedroom with en-suite shower room, four further bedrooms and family bathroom. Situated on the edge of the Vale of Belvoir within a semi-rural location conveniently placed for Grantham and the A1. The property offers a rare opportunity and viewing is highly recommended. Waltham on the Wolds is situated between Melton Mowbray and Grantham. The village features a large variety of stone cottages and houses and excellent local facilities including a primary school, two popular pubs, Dr's Surgery and dispensary, Post Office and general store. The village is well placed for commuting to Nottingham, the nearby market towns of Grantham and Melton Mowbray providing good local facilities. The Inter-city line at Grantham provides a fast service to London. Porch 2.92m(9'7'') x 1.47m(4'10'') The property is entered through a canopy porch into:- Reception Hall 6.10m(20'0'') x 2.39m(7'10'') Beamed ceiling, flagstone floor, exposed stonework, electric storage radiator, lattice French doors leading to rear garden. Drawing Room 5.49m(18'0'') x 4.95m(16'3'') Feature open fire grate set in period stone fireplace, electric storage heater, exposed oak beamed ceiling polished timber floor, three lattice windows. Inner Hall 4.37m(14'4'') x 1.88m(6'2'') Beamed ceiling, exposed stonework, flagstone floor, understairs storage cupboard, built-in book case. Cloaks/WC 1.83m(6'0'') x 1.60m(5'3'') Two piece traditional white suite with brass fittings comprising of low level flush WC, pedestal wash hand basin, tiled splashback, exposed stonework, flagstone floor, heated towel rail, lattice window to front. Dining Room 4.47m(14'8'') x 2.92m(9'7'') 4.47m(14'8) x 2.92m(9'7) Feature open fire grate with period stone surround, electric storage radiator, beamed ceiling, exposed stonework, timber flooring, two lattice windows to front. Breakfast Room 4.47m(14'8'') x 3.63m(11'11'') 4.47m(14'8) x 3.63m(11'11) Oak beamed ceilings, solid oak flooring, oak panelling to dado height, gas fired Aga double oven providing cooking facilities and supplementing hot water set within a brick fireplace, large porcelain sink and drainer unit with brass mixer taps over, lattice window to side. Leading into:- RE-Fitted Kitchen 5.26m(17'3'') x 2.41m(7'11'') 5.26m(17'3) x 2.41m(7'11) Porcelain sink unit with mixer taps over, hand made wall and base kitchen units with laminate worksurfaces, built-in Aeg oven with housing for microwave, electric hob with extractor hood over, integrated Whirlpool dishwasher, electric storage radiator, windows to side and rear, door leading to garden. Landing Access to loft space, built-in airing cupboard, exposed stonework, lattice window overlooking rear gardens. Master Bedroom 5.49m(18'0'') x 4.98m(16'4'') Fitted with a range of traditional wardrobes with hanging and shelving space, double aspect windows giving views to open countryside, electric storage radiator. EN-Suite Shower Room 1.88m(6'2'') x 1.45m(4'9'') Four piece white suite comprising of bidet, low level flush WC, pedestal wash hand basin with tiled splashbacks, separate shower cubicle, lattice window to front. Bedroom Two 4.45m(14'7'') x 2.92m(9'7'') Built-in wardrobe and book shelf, lattice window with open views over countryside, electric storage heater. Bedroom Three 3.66m(12'0'') x 3.05m(10'0'') Lattice window to side. Bedroom Four 4.89m(16'1'') x 2.41m(7'11'') Lattice window to side, electric storage radiator. Bedroom Five 2.11m(6'11'') x 2.74m(9'0'') Lattice window to rear with open views over countryside, electric storage heater. Bathroom 2.24m(7'4'') x 2.06m(6'9'') Three piece white traditional suite comprising of roll top free standing bath, low level flush WC, pedestal wash hand basin with attractive tiled splashbacks, electric storage heater, lattice window to front. Outside To the front of the property a sweeping gravelled driveway giving access to parking/turning area, screened by a range of mature trees, extensive lawns. Rear Garden A landscaped rear garden with large flagstone patio area incorporating pond and further gravelled patio area with adjoining rockery garden, well stocked with many plants and shrubs, wooden pergola with central gravelled walkway, predominately laid to lawn edged with a variety of trees. Lawns adjacent to the house and a range of outbuildings comprising:- Tool Store Power connected. Wash House Connected with power and water, deep porcelain sink. Two Former Dairies Two large rooms, both connected with electricity supply (May be suitable for Annex subject to Local Planning Permission). Having separate vehicular access. Workshop 9.14m(30'0'') x 13.87m(45'6'') With separate access, fitted with security system, electric storage heating, currently providing two offices, large workshop, three storerooms, two toilets and suitable for a variety of uses excluding retail subject to local planning permission. Directional Note From Melton Mowbray take the A607 out towards Waltham on the Wolds before entering the village there are three properties on the right hand side set behind trees - this is the middle property. Location Map Copyright (c) 1988 - 2003 Microsoft Corp. and/or its suppliers. All rights reserved. Copyright (c) 2002 Navigation Technologies B.V. and its suppliers. All rights reserved. (c) Crown Copyright 2002. All rights reserved. Thinking Of Selling NO-One Else Offers All Of The Following:- *7 days a week opening *Free colour advertising. *Virtual tours and Floor plans. *High quality colour sales particulars on all properties. *National glossy colour magazine available from over 700 offices. *2 Colour in-house newspapers distributed from 26 local offices across 4 counties. *Over 1, 200 offices linked by the Internet across the U.K. *Awarded the The Best Independent Estate Agent award in 2001, 2002 and again in 2003 by the Home Sale Network and The Guild of Professional Estate Agents. *Full particulars of every property on our award winning web site, and all properties also on , , , and *State of the art Property Matching System with over 4, 000 purchasers registered. *No sale, no charge. *Above all, a friendly and professional service from 26 people who genuinely care. Call us for professional and realistic advice if you are thinking of moving. Bentons - Investing Much More To Get You Moving N.B. All measurements are approximate. These Sale Particulars have been prepared by Bentons upon instruction of the Vendor(s). Services, Fittings and equipment referred to within the sales particulars have not been tested (unless otherwise stated) and no warranties can be given. Accordingly the prospective Buyer(s) must make their own enquiries regarding such matters. These particulars are intended to give a fair description but their accuracy is not guaranteed. Nor do they constitute an offer or contract. Lifestyle Activities City Rural Town Village Amenities and Services Parking Security Schools Property Characteristics Detatched Storage Property Features Garden Attic Dining Room Ensuite Fireplace Fitted Kitchen French Doors Jacuzzi Landscaped Gardens Outbuilding Pond Views Wooden Floors Annex Patio Porch Reception Fixtures and Furnishings Bath Cooker Dishwasher Microwave Shower Toilet. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t956702/
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