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Detached house for sale
Cloudside, Congleton
£1,550,000
Cloudside, Congleton
£1,550,000
Our Summary
- 64 acres with planning approval for 4 or 6 residentialdwellings in an elevated positionSituationThe development occupies an elevated position with lovely rural views of the surrounding rolling countryside on the Cheshire/ Staffordshire border
- 5 milesPlanning ConsentPlanning Permission was granted by Staffordshire Moorlands District Council under Application No: SMD/2021/0292 on 16th July 2021
- AccommodationThe permissions granted are as follows:Extension of the Existing Farmhouse Planning permission is granted for a rear ground and first floor extension of the existing farmhouse
- ft (excluding Bed 3 and outbuilding and garage)Conversion of the Traditional Barn into a residential dwelling Planning permission is granted for conversion of the traditionalbarn into a 3-bedroom family dwelling, briefly comprising:• Cloakroom and Inner Hallway• Kitchen• 3 Reception Rooms• Private enclosed yard• Principal bedroom with walk-in wardrobe and en-suite bathroom• 2 further Bedrooms• Family Bathroom• Study• Garage and garden• Approx floor area 2,765 sq
- Planning Permission is granted under Class Q of the Town and Country Planning Act for the conversion of the steel portal frame agricultural building into 2 private dwellings
- ftClass Q Conversion of the agricultural barn for 4 dwellings Planning Permission is granted under Class Q of the Town and Country Planning Act for the conversion of the steel portal frame agricultural building into 4 private dwellings
Description
This is a rare opportunity to acquire a period farmhouse, barns, and up to 17.64 acres of land in an elevated position with lovely rural views of the surrounding countryside. The property is situated near the market town of Congleton, which offers a range of amenities, including supermarkets, schools, and sports clubs. The area is also close to Macclesfield, Knutsford, and Northwich, and has excellent transport links, including the M6 motorway and Congleton train station. The property has planning permission for four or six residential dwellings, including the conversion of the traditional barn into a three-bedroom family home and the extension of the existing farmhouse. The planning permission is subject to certain conditions, including the commencement of the development within three years. The property is to be sold freehold with vacant possession, and is subject to all rights of way, wayleaves, and easements.