farmhouse with outbuildings
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Higher Kinnerton, Flintshire / Cheshire border
Farmhouse and outbuildings with planning permission for three dwellings and office space in Higher Kinnerton, Flintshire, and close to Wrexham and Chester

Farmhouse and outbuildings on over three acres of land and with outline planning permission for three residential dwellings, four garages and office space, in the village of Higher Kinnerton, Flintshire, and within easy reach of both Wrexham and Chester
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Kinnerton Bank Farm is situated in a pleasant elevated rural location on Sandy Lane. Kinnerton is some six miles to the south west of Chester and approximately eight miles north west of Wrexham.

Kinnerton Bank Farm is located in Higher Kinnerton 1 mile from the intersection with Main Road on the outskirts of the village also being approximately 1.5 miles from the junction with the A550.

The premises comprise a series of older farm buildings of differing construction styles and ages.

There are two vehicle entrances, one leading into a small yard directly fronting the main buildings together with a rear further service roadway which bisects the brick outbuildings and some older agricultural buildings, with there also being a further road located on the periphery of the main buildings of the site which provides access to the remaining land holding.

In addition there is a further brick building on the periphery of the junction of the service road comprising two interconnecting single storey areas currently not in use and in a dilapidated condition to be used for office purposes.

Proposed Units (GEA)

Farmhouse 133 sq m

Unit 1 - 137 sq m (dining/hall, cloak, lounge, kitchen, utility, wc, 3 bedrooms, bathroom)

Unit 2 - 203.5 sq m (hall with cloaks, lounge, study, kitchen/dining, 3 bedrooms, 2 en-suites, general bathroom)

Unit 3 - 271 sq m (hall with cloaks, breakfast/dining, kitchen, utility, lounge, play/dining, study, 4 bedrooms, 3 en-suites, general bathroom, store)

The development site extends to 3.13 acres (1.266 ha) approximately, providing ample proposed garden and paddock areas. The site has attractive elevated views over open countryside providing a delightful rural setting.

Mains water and electricity are connected to the site subject to statutory regulations. Drainage is via septic tank.

Planning consent has been granted for the demolition of redundant buildings and conversion of traditional buildings to three dwellings and one office plus the erection of four garages by Flintshire County Council under application number 041472 dated 22 September 2006.