This detached stone barn, formerly 18th Century mineworker's cottages, is situated in a picturesque rural location within the Forest of Bowland Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. With detailed planning permission, the property can be converted into a charming 2-bedroom dwelling with potential for a third bedroom. The property is situated on the edge of a former farmstead and comes with an optional 1-acre paddock and livestock polytunnel. The location is convenient for the nearby villages of Wennington and Bentham, with Lancaster and the M6 motorway approximately 13 miles away. The property has a rich history, with an original planning decision dating back to 2018 and subsequent reserved details accepted by Lancaster City Council in 2021. A package sewage treatment plant was installed as part of the development, and an archaeological building survey report is available upon request.