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BREDGAR, SITTINGBOURNE
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£350,000
Property ID :
28568
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An Oak framed barn set on a brick plinth presenting existing elevations of black timber weatherboard, some interesting Elm butt board, two glazed windows beneath pitched corrugated cement sheeting. The footprint of the barn measures approximately 25m x 9m with central threshing floor, storage bays and aisles to either side, a wealth of impressive timbers including intricate roof trusses and braces. The total plot size measures 37m x 25m which includes parking and planning permission for a detached garage. The garden is situated to the side with a strip running along the rear.
(Photographs taken in September 2008).
Planning consent was granted by Swale Borough Council for the residential conversion of the barn subject to conditions on 8 October 2009, reference SW/09/0749. A planning pack containing this permission and relevant drawings are available for inspection at this office. Packs may also be purchased at £10 each. The approved plans for conversion provide for the following:
SUMMARY
A Detached Grade II Listed Oak framed barn on a brick plinth, approx. 225sq.m (2,421sq.ft) with PP granted for conversion into a residential dwelling. total plot size approx. 0.22 of an acre. Set back off a shared driveway, centrally located within the favoured village of Bredgar.
LOCATION
The Barn is set back off a shared private driveway to Gibbens Farm, centrally located within the village of Bredgar in the district of the Borough of Swale, lying on the north slope of the North Kent Downs, within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, between the villages of Tunstall & Hollingbourne. The parish has a school, pub, garage, farm shop and post office. The parish is home to a number of historical buildings and the centre village conservation area is marked with a war memorial and a picturesque duck pond. The neighbouring town of Sittingbourne, approx. 3.5 miles distance provides a comprehensive range of amenities. Schools are accessible at Rochester and Chatham. The M20 is easily accessed at Hollingbourne at
DESCRIPTION
An Oak framed barn set on a brick plinth presenting existing elevations of black timber weatherboard, some interesting Elm butt board, two glazed windows beneath pitched corrugated cement sheeting. The footprint of the barn measures approximately 25m x 9m with central threshing floor, storage bays and aisles to either side, a wealth of impressive timbers including intricate roof trusses and braces. The total plot size measures 37m x 25m which includes parking and planning permission for a detached garage. The garden is situated to the side with a strip running along the rear.
(Photographs taken in September 2008).
Planning consent was granted by Swale Borough Council for the residential conversion of the barn subject to conditions on 8 October 2009, reference SW/09/0749. A planning pack containing this permission and relevant drawings are available for inspection at this office. Packs may also be purchased at £10 each. The approved plans for conversion provide for the following:
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A DETACHED GRADE II LISTED OAK FRAMED BARN ON A BRICK PLINTH, APPROX. 225SQ.M (2,421SQ.FT) WITH PP GRANTED FOR CONVERSION INTO A RESIDENTIAL DWELLING. TOTAL PLOT SIZE APPROX. 0.22 OF AN ACRE. SET BACK OFF A SHARED DRIVEWAY, CENTRALLY LOCATED WITHIN THE FAVOURED VILLAGE OF BREDGAR.
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The particulars are set out as a general outline only for guidance and do not constitute part of an offer or contract.
All descriptions, dimensions, references to condition and necessary permissions for the use and occupation and other details are given in good faith and are believed to be correct but any intending purchasers should not rely on them as statements or presentations of fact but satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to the correctness of each of them. If there are any points which are of particular importance to you, please contact the office and we will be pleased to check the information, particularly if you are travelling some distance to view the property.
In accordance with the Property Misdescriptions Act 1991, we must advise that we have not tested any of the main services, various electrical or gas applicances and fixtures which may be referred to in these sales particulars. Any prospective purchasers are strongly advised to satisfy themselves that such are in working order.
No person in the employment of the Agents has any authority to make or give any representations or warranty whatever in relation to this property.
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