unconverted barn
sold
near Diss,
Norfolk
Unconverted listed barn with
planning permission set in half an acre - six miles from Diss with train
service to London |
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Grade II listed timber framed barn for conversion
with planning permission for four bedroom house
SOLD |
A unique Grade II listed 18th Century Norfolk timber
framed barn standing in nearly half an acre of grounds, in an area of
outstanding natural beauty.
With recently acquired planning permission
and listed building consent to convert the barn into a four bedroom and three
bathroom property, to include a stunning vaulted entrance hall.
The
barn is a good quality timber framed Norfolk barn dating probably from the 18th
Century, with a number of interesting details associated with period timber
framed buildings.
The approved plans show that the building is capable
of yielding an internal floor area of in excess of 2,800 square feet.
Permission has also been granted for a new double garage in the form of
a traditional agricultural style open fronted building.
Grove Farm Barn
with its impressive south facing front would make a superb home.
The
barn lies about ¾ mile to the north west of the village of Brockdish in
delightfully unspoilt rural surroundings in the wooded, undulating countryside
of the upper Waveney valley.
Grove Farm Barn stands well back from the
lane and has its own access directly off Grove Road, which is a C class road
carrying hardly any traffic.
Harleston is about four miles to the East
with the Norfolk and Suffolk coast approximately a further 20 miles. The small
flourishing market town of Diss is six miles to the West via the A143. Diss
with its mainline railway station and half hourly trains to London, Norwich and
Ipswich and the journey time to London is approximately 90 minutes.
Grove Farm Barn is adjacent to Grove Farm House, one of the area's
finest, listed, period country houses. To one side of Grove Farm Barn is a
recently converted barn and to the other side of the site is another fine
Norfolk country house.
There is mains water and mains electricity
running along the lane. There is no mains sewer in this rural area and the barn
will require a modern sewage treatment plant. Drainage rights have been granted
to a ditch at the east boundary of the plot.
Further details including
a full set of approved drawings are available (for a small fee to cover costs)
from the owner. |
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