The property description details a range of heritage buildings with a positive pre-application response from Herefordshire Council for residential conversion. The buildings include a mix of single and two-story brick-built structures with oak framing, located adjacent to a Grade II Listed oak-framed farmhouse. The largest barn contains original line shafts and a grain dryer. The property has a pole-mounted electrical transformer and circulation areas made of concrete and hardcore. The Local Planning Authority is Herefordshire Council, and the pre-application advice confirms that the use of the buildings for residential purposes is acceptable, subject to a structural survey. The current scheme proposes to demolish some of the Dutch barns and retain the traditional timbered barns, converting them into 5 semi-detached dwellings.