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6 bedroom detached house for sale
Greenside Farm, Hartburn, Morpeth, Northumberland, NE61
£2,500,000
Greenside Farm, Hartburn, Morpeth, Northumberland, NE61
£2,500,000
Our Summary
- A WELL SITUATED MIXED FARM WITH HIGH CONSERVATIONVALUE AND DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL
- Add to that the development potential for conversion of the traditional stone barns and the farm genuinely offers something for everyone
- For those seeking additional land there is potential to rent an adjoining 50 acres of permanent grassland on a long term basis
- To the southeast of the main barns lies a separate Cart Shed which is mainly of single storey stone construction with a small fold shed attached which could be used for stabling or, again, offers potential for conversion based on its floor area of approximately 1,333 square feet
- PlanningSome purchasers may be interested in development potential on the site
- Following informal advice received by the vendors it is believed that there is potential for adding an extension to the farmhouse under permitted development rights as well as potential for conversion of the traditional stone barns
- There may also be potential for conversion of the modern barn under the Class Q provisions
Description
The property description is for a mixed farm located in an unspoilt area of Northumberland, with high conservation value and development potential. The farmhouse is a traditional stone building with a large parking area and courtyard, and has been well-maintained and updated. The farm has a total of 181.27 acres of land, including 50 acres of permanent grassland that can be rented long-term. The land is predominantly Grade 3 soil, with a mix of arable and pasture land, and has been improved through remedial drainage works and the planting of over 15,000 trees to create shelter belts and ponds. The farm is currently included in a mid-tier Countryside Stewardship Scheme and has the potential for further development, including the conversion of traditional stone barns. The property offers a unique combination of rural living, conservation work, and development potential.