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barn for conversion
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near Hebden Bridge, West Yorkshire
An unconverted barn with detailed planning permission near Hebden Bridge, West Yorkshire |
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Stone built barn with detailed planning permission for conversion to a four bedroom house, offered with approx. 17 acres of land and stable block, and set in a beautiful rural location between the West Yorkshire towns of Halifax and Hebden Bridge
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This is a rare opportunity to purchase a striking rural property in this highly sought after area with such a substantial amount of land available.
Property
Initially this property is offered with approximately 17 acres of grazing, woodland, a detached wooden constructed stable block (for four horses), an implement /harness shed and small lean to.
It is priced at £395,000 for barn, stables and 17 acres
There is a further 26 acres of grazing and woodland available with a ruin to be either sold separately or with the main property.
Planning Permission
This stone built barn has detailed planning permission, granted in the autumn of 2009, for conversion into a four bedroom detached house, allowing for living on three levels.
The property was substantially rebuilt as a barn 12 years ago with agricultural planning permission by a highly regarded local builder, and only used for storage of implements and animal foodstuff.
Higher House Barn is a blank canvas internally, leaving the purchaser to customise the interior to their personal specification and taste, with existing windows and doors.
Location
The property is set in a beautiful rural location in West Yorkshire between Hebden Bridge and Halifax, with far reaching countryside views.
It is located at the end of a single track private road, with a number of passing places, which is shared with four other properties.
It has easy access to Leeds/Bradford, Manchester, Huddersfield and Halifax for commuting purposes; and great schools, lovely local community and good health care network.
Services
There is a private water supply that is shared with the neighbouring property.
A large new water tank was installed recently at the rear of the property to hold the supply, and three phase electricity is laid on to the property and the stables.
Further information
If interested, an introduction can be given to the local builder who rebuilt the barn and who might be willing to complete the finishing after purchase.
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