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Our Summary
- Beyond the dwelling, the wider holding extends to productive grassland, a useful range of agricultural buildings which have the added benefit of Class Q consent for three dwellings offering significant development opportunity
- Hallyards Farm is an attractive proposition for purchasers seeking a lifestyle change, equestrian use or investment opportunity
- It may also make an ideal paddock for the grazing of horses or livestock subject to any necessary permission or fencing
- 66 of an acre which benefit from prior approval for conversion into three dwelling units
- 5m Town & County Planning The site was granted Prior Approval by East Lindsey District Council for the change of use of the current agricultural buildings and any land within its curtilage to form three residential dwelling units under applications S/022/01751/24 and S/022/00806/24
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Description
The property is a well-positioned residential smallholding with a detached four-bedroom property set within approximately 31.31 acres. The main residence has a spacious living room, a large kitchen/dining room with bifold doors, a home office, utility room, and three ground-floor bedrooms, plus a versatile first-floor attic room/ fourth bedroom. The house sits in mature grounds of around 1.06 acres, complemented by a generous driveway and double garage/workshop.
Beyond the dwelling, the wider holding includes productive grassland and a range of agricultural buildings, including a traditional general-purpose building, a steel and corrugated sheet building, and a green storage shed. The property has a large gravel driveway, a wraparound patio, and lawned gardens.