Unconverted barn in Hogshaw, near Aylesbury

Unconverted barn and land in Hogshaw near Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire

Unconverted barn in rural Buckinghamshire with full planning permission for conversion into a spectacular six bedroom home and benefiting from excellent equestrian facilities and six acres of fenced paddocks

Unconverted barn for sale with excellent equestrian facilities and full planning permission for conversion into a spectacular home situated in rural Buckinghamshire and with further development potential (subject to planning permission). Of interest to owner occupiers and developers.

The property for sale comprises an unconverted barn which once converted, will have a gross floor area of approximately 4,077 square feet.

Included in the sale are approximately six acres of paddocks with post and rail fencing and water and a separate large detached stable block. The stable block has both power and water and comprises of five large stables, a wash down room, an office and a separate feed room.

There is also a 40m x 20m floodlit ménage with full planning permission to be extended to an international size of 60m x 20m.

The barn has full planning permission (08/00405/APP), granted by Aylesbury Vale District Council, to be converted into a substantial property comprising on the ground floor; a living room, kitchen and breakfast area, separate dining room, utility room, boot room with cloakroom / shower room, master suite with en-suite bathroom and separate dressing room and two further double bedrooms both with en-suites. The planning permission also includes for a mezzanine floor capable of accommodating three further bedrooms and another bathroom.

To the rear of the barn is a private garden of approximately 0.11 acres and there are substantial parking areas around the barn with potential for a garage complex (subject to planning permission).

The barn is a ‘blank canvass’ and a wonderful opportunity to create a high quality home to suit individual requirement’s.

It is believed the barn was originally built in the 1970’s and is constructed of a steel portal frame with substantially block work external walls. A structural survey is available on request which states that the replacement of the roof is the only major rebuilding work required keeping conversion work costs to a minimum.

The property benefits from having its own electricity supply, private drainage and water supply (water supply currently shared with neighbouring property) saving substantially on service connection costs.

Located off a gated road with hardly any passing traffic, with excellent out riding routes and is located near Addington Equestrian Centre.