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6 bedroom detached house for sale
Liverpool Road, Backford, Chester, Cheshire, CH1
£950,000
Liverpool Road, Backford, Chester, Cheshire, CH1
£950,000
Our Summary
- An attractive and recently refurbished farmhouse together with extensive farm buildings offering development potential subject to the availability of planning permission and set in 6
- DEVELOPMENT POTENTIALThe traditional courtyard range of outbuildings offer tremendous development potential with many precedents having been set in recent years by the Local Planning Authority in similar circumstances
- To further support a planning application, part of the site has been used for commercial purposes albeit to complement a farming operation
- Based on recent planning legislation, there may be a case to make for change of use on these buildings for residential under permitted development rights
- However, owing to its strategic location within close proximity to large residential conurbations and commercially operated sites with excellent road links there may be some development prospects in the medium to long term
- Future Development: The contracts will contain a clause reserving in favour of the vendor 25% of any uplift in value arising on the granting of planning permission for residential or commercial use within 25 years
Description
This property description details a farmhouse and farm buildings located in Cheshire, England, with potential for development. The farmhouse, built in 1847, offers 5/6 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and 2 living rooms, along with a recently refurbished kitchen and breakfast area. The property also includes a courtyard range of traditional outbuildings and an extensive range of modern farm buildings. The farmhouse is situated on 6.19 acres of pasture land, with an additional 45.32 acres of pasture land and woodland available separately. The property has potential for development, with precedents set by the Local Planning Authority for similar circumstances. The traditional courtyard range of outbuildings could be converted for residential use, and the modern farm buildings could be converted under permitted development rights. The outlying land is suitable for farming and equestrian use, but may also have development potential in the medium to long term.