Unconverted barn in Cleatham

Barn with planning permission near Gainsborough, Lincolnshire

A characterful 6,000 sq ft Victorian barn, with full planning permission for conversion into a luxurious four bedroom family home. Set in half an acre of land, it is in a peaceful, picturesque location near Gainsborough, Lincolnshire

Cleatham House Farm Barn offers a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial detached barn for conversion.

This huge, 6000sq.ft Victorian barn with original features has full planning permission for residential redevelopment and could be a grand design to entice the great Kevin McCloud. This barn for conversion could be yours.

Untouched, undiscovered and until recently unloved, this unkempt North Lincolnshire barn is a unique combination of space, substance and unspoilt potential.

Its rubble stone walls measure one meter thick. Its roof trusses form an elaborate criss-crossing of dry, oak beams. Inside, its cavernous chamber casts cathedral-like qualities across sight and sound, ensuring its visitors speak only in hushed tones. This is a place of history and reverence. Yet this is a place for the future. Your future.

The asking price is a mere £195,000 - but, of course, you'd need to spend double that sum (and more besides) to bring this barn conversion to its full potential as a stunning family home. But what amazing potential that is…

Outside

Set in its own half-acre plot, complete with private access from a single-track country lane.

Planning permission

Full residential planning permission for conversion into a luxurious four-bedroomed family home. And, as the visuals suggest, the scope for an amazing development is almost limitless.

Location

Cleatham House Farm Barn is found in the hamlet of Cleatham, near the North Lincolnshire market town of Kirton in Lindsey. It is in a peaceful, picturesque location and enjoys breathtaking views across open farmland, yet is just a five-minute drive of major roads.

The next nearest towns are a 15 minute drive away - including Lincoln, Gainsborough, Scunthorpe and Brigg - but you'll not even notice the presence of other human beings.

The setting is quite splendid and the building is simply spectacular. Now, that's what you call a barn find.