Steel frame barn for conversion

Steel frame barn with prior approval for conversion in Apperley, Gloucestershire

A modern barn with prior approval for conversion into a dwelling house. The barn is set in 0.41 acres of land on the edge of the Gloucestershire village of Apperley, close to Cheltenham

This is a rare residential development opportunity comprising of a modern steel portal frame building.

The building has a concrete floor and fibre cement sheeting roof. The walls are concrete block with Yorkshire boarding above to north, west and south elevations.

The property is offered freehold with vacant possession on completion.

Planning permission

Prior approval was granted by Tewkesbury Borough Council for the conversion of the steel framed agricultural building into a three bedroom single storey dwelling house.

Setting

The building sits in an elevated position to the north of the village of Apperley commanding extensive views across the vale towards Cheltenham, Gloucestershire and the Cotswold escarpment in the distance.

Land

The site as a whole extends to 0.41 acres and there is potential to include a grass paddock extending to approximately 5.03 acres subject to separate negotiation.

Location

The barn is conveniently accessed from Deerhurst Road and is located between the villages of Apperley and Deerhurst.

The market town of Tewkesbury is 5 miles to the north east, Cheltenham Spa is 8 miles to the east and Gloucester City is 10 miles to the south.

Services

Mains water is connected.

No mains electricity is connected to the site but it is believed to be available locally subject to the necessary consents.


Offers are invited in excess of £180,000 - SOLD