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A separate barn with planning consent for conversion to a dwelling overlooking a stream

Introduction - The Old Rectory was purchased by the current owners as a renovation project and the house has been sympathetically restored over the past twelve years into a beautiful family home surrounded by its own gardens, grounds and land which in total extend to approximately 60

Around the farmstead the former stables have been converted to create a characterful annexe, there is a substantial farm building used for storage whilst lower down the valley there is a barn which has planning consent for conversion to a separate dwelling

Barn For Conversion - Positioned on the opposite side of the road to the main farmstead is an attractively positioned barn which overlooks the valley running to the east and the stream below

The barn has planning consent for its conversion to a separate dwelling

Planning - Planning permission and Listed Building Consent was granted for the conversion of the former stables to ancillary accommodation (reference: 45/19/00019)

Planning permission was granted for the conversion of a barn to a dwelling (reference: 45/24/00011)

Description

The property, situated in the hamlet of Aisholt, spans 60.77 acres and features a stunning Old Rectory house, a separate barn with planning consent for conversion to a dwelling, and a beautifully converted former stable annexe. The property also includes modern style farm buildings for storage, stables and a tack room in a lovely stone former milking shed, and a lake house. The house itself is a Grade II Listed building, offering over 5,200 sq. ft. of accommodation across three floors, with period features such as flagstone and timber flooring, cast iron fireplaces, and full height windows with shutters.

The property's land includes pasture, interspersed with trees, and a former quarry, with a stunning view of a lake and a stream running through it.

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