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Land for sale
Residential Development - Hepscott, Northumberland, NE61
£550,000
Residential Development - Hepscott, Northumberland, NE61
£550,000
Our Summary
- We are delighted to present this rare development opportunity for a 3 unit Class Q conversion scheme at Field House Farm, extending to approximately 3
- Summary We are delighted to present a unique residential development opportunity situated at Field House Farm, Hepscott extending to approximately 3
- 39 Hectares) with Class Q planning permission for 3no
- Planning Permission was granted for change of use from agricultural building to two dwellings on the 21st June 2022 (Planning Reference: 21/03628/AGTRES)
- 19 m² (1,378 ft²) The final permission was granted for change of use of agricultural building to one dwelling house on the 7th July 2022 (Planning Reference 21/04577/AGTRES)
- The dwelling proposed of the following size: Unit 3 - 82 m² (883 ft²) There is scope to re-plan Units 1 + 2 into a single dwelling subject to the necessary consents
- Additional planning within the same traditional farm steading has been granted for the conversion of stone buildings to 5no
- Local Authority Northumberland County CouncilEPC Rating EPC surveys will be required on each of the dwellings once the development has been completed
Description
This is a rare development opportunity to convert a 3.44-acre farmstead in Hepscott into three residential units, with Class Q planning permission granted for the project. The property is situated in a picturesque countryside location, just outside the bustling market town of Morpeth, which offers a range of amenities, including restaurants, shops, and highly-rated schools. The proposed dwellings will be of varying sizes, with Units 1 and 2 combining to form a single dwelling if desired, subject to necessary consents. The property is being sold freehold with vacant possession, and the buyer will have a right of access over the shared private driveway from the public highway. Additional planning permission has been granted for the conversion of stone buildings within the farmstead into five residential dwellings, which is available for separate sale.