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Upper Hergest, Kington HR5
£250,000

Our Summary

  • New House Farm offers potential purchasers a varied potential development opportunity, subject to consent
  • The property consists of a detached, derelict stone 3-bedroom farmhouse, together with a range of traditional stone and timber buildings and modern steel-framed buildings which extend to approximately 6,897 sq
  • A unique opportunity to purchase an excellent development opportunity (subject to consent) comprising of a former farmhouse and farmstead, which includes modern and traditional buildings, extending in all to approximately 2
  • The site boasts excellent development potential, subject to consent, with opportunities to preserve the property's historical charm
  • Set in a desirable location, it is well-positioned for accessibility to local amenities, transport links, and scenic surroundings, making it an attractive prospect for investors, developers, or homeowners with a passion for restoration
  • Building 1 – An L-shaped traditional stone and timber-framed building in a derelict state of condition, under a slate roof in part
  • The steel-framed barn may also qualify for conversion under permitted development (subject to obtaining the necessary consent)
  • Positive pre-application advice for the proposed development of the derelict farmhouse & buildings
  • Range of former agricultural buildings with potential for alternative uses (subject to consent)

Description

<|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Here is a summarized version of the property description in a single paragraph: New House Farm is a unique development opportunity in Northwest Herefordshire, comprising a derelict 3-bedroom stone farmhouse and a range of traditional and modern buildings extending to approximately 6,897 sq. ft. The property has received pre-application advice from the local authority for residential development, including the redevelopment of the farmhouse and conversion of the buildings into three dwellings. The site, which covers 2.08 acres, is situated in a desirable location with far-reaching views and is close to the market town of Kington and the popular border town of Hay on Wye. The property includes a range of buildings, including a traditional stone and timber-framed building, a steel-framed part open fronted building, and a steel-framed building with corrugated iron-clad elevations. The property is being sold freehold with vacant possession upon completion, and the current owners have engaged with Herefordshire Council for pre-application advice to restore the farmhouse and convert the buildings into dwellings.