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- Leominster is also well known for Antique Shops and has an Antique Auction House
- Former Hop KilnA storage room with potential for further accommodation with concrete floor, external door and oil fired central heating boiler
- These buildings may have potential for conversion via a Class Q Application
- Uplift ClauseThere will be an Uplift Clause of 25% over a twenty-year period from the date of completion
- The Uplift Clause will be triggered by the grant of Planning Consent for non-agricultural use including Q Class Consent
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Description
Pervin Farm is a 286.32-acre Grade II and III pasture and arable farm with two houses, modern farm buildings, and traditional structures. The property features a stone farmhouse with four bedrooms, two reception rooms, kitchen, and utility room, as well as a converted former hop kiln, "The Round House", with three bedrooms, two reception rooms, kitchen, and former hop kiln. The farmhouses and buildings are situated in a private and elevated position with commanding views of the Malvern Hills.
The property is located 1.5 miles from the A49 trunk road and within 3 miles of Leominster. The farm has been in the same family for 72 years and is being sold by the current owners, Elwyn, Richard, and Roger Pryce, who are retiring. The farm offers excellent views, privacy, and a unique opportunity to own a rural property with a rich history and heritage.