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Barn conversion for sale
Barn Off Cade Drove, Gedney Broadgate, Spalding, PE12 0DG
£250,000
Barn Off Cade Drove, Gedney Broadgate, Spalding, PE12 0DG
£250,000
Our Summary
- Barn Conversion Opportunity off Cade Drove, Spalding, Lincolnshire Guide Price: £250,000Detailed DescriptionThe land and property offered for sale extends to 0
- 44 acres) (including the access) and provides a significant residential development opportunity located on the south side of Cade Drove near Gedney, Lincolnshire
- 78 acres) of agricultural land with Full Planning Permission for a change of use to gardens, driveways and vehicular parking for the approved barn conversion
- Parcel A (hatched blue) is being offered with a new Overage Agreement triggered on the implementation of a Planning Permission for any change of use from Agriculture, or on the sale of the property with the benefit for Planning Permission
- The Overage term and percentage uplift can be negotiated with the Selling Agent
- PLANNING H06-0868-23: Approved Class Q change of use of agricultural building into two dwellings with associated works (Granted - 27th November 2023)
- H06-0944-24: Full Planning change of use of agricultural land to gardens, driveways and vehicular parking for approved barn conversion under approved Class Q Prior Notification Application H06-0868-23 (Granted - 7th January 2025)
- Planning for this development has been granted on the basis that the Biodiversity Net Gain conditions will be met on-site by the creation of the gardens for the residential property
- All details of the Applications can be found on the South Holland District Council Website's Planning Portal using the postcode or reference numbers
Description
A unique opportunity to purchase a barn conversion site in Lincolnshire, with a guide price of £250,000. The property comprises a general purpose agricultural building with prior approval for a change of use to two dwellings, and 0.32 hectares of agricultural land with full planning permission for gardens, driveways, and parking. The building is constructed from red brick and steel walls, with a concrete floor, and is identified as having presumed asbestos cement material. The site also includes 0.87 hectares of bare land to the north and 0.62 hectares to the south, which can be purchased separately or as part of the main plot. Planning permission has been granted for the conversion, with conditions including the creation of a biodiversity net gain on-site. The property is accessed via a farm track and has vacant possession. The sale is being marketed by private treaty as a whole, with the freehold offered for sale.