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ft of modern agricultural buildings with potential for alternative uses (subject to planning)

Income generating 90KW wind turbine (income generating potential subject to the necessary planning permission)

Planning consent has been gained previously under reference R17/1500 in October 2017 for the erection of an agricultural building for storage of agricultural machinery and equipment (circa 560m2), and R18/0170 in March 2018 for a side extension to the steel portal frame building granted in 2017 for hay storage (circa 549m2)

The vendors have not undertaken any actions to commence the above planning permissions

Development Overage - The property is sold with a historic overage on all of the land for a period of 30 years at 30% which is due to expire on the 28th September 2055, and will be triggered on the earlier of either implementation of planning permission or a disposal where the land that is disposed of includes the whole or any part (s) of the property with the benefit of that planning permission

rebirth – Access off Lilbourne Road Epc Rating - Dunsmore Home Farm has a rating of E (54) with potential for C (74)

Description

The property is a 22.71-acre rural small holding featuring a high-specification farmhouse. The farmhouse is a detached, 6/7-bedroom property with a red brick construction and slate roof, arranged over two floors with flexible accommodation and character features throughout. The land consists of 21.39 acres, split into several smaller enclosures with post and stock wire fencing, and mains water supply with troughs.

The property includes a detached garage/workshop, a steel portal frame building with hay storage and equestrian stabling, and a separate timber-framed stable block. A large hard-standing yard, with a steel portal frame shed and a flood-lit menage, also features a 90 kilowatt wind turbine that generates approximately £8,000 per year in income.

6 bed detached house

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