A rare opportunity to convert a Grade II Listed Kent Barn, former Cow Shed and Wagon Lodge into a four-bedroom residential dwelling with approx. 15.51 acres of agricultural land and woodland.
Situated in a rural yet accessible location in the heart of the Low Weald of Kent, the property comprises a Grade II Listed unconverted Kent Barn with the benefit of planning permission under planning references 16/01877/AS & 16/01878/AS for conversion into a four-bedroom residential property with converted studio to the south-east and garaging to the southwest.
The Grade II Listed Kent Barn, former Cow Shed and Wagon Lodge, all with planning consent for conversion into a four-bedroom residential dwelling along with 8.19 acres of Grade III agricultural land and 6.57 acres of natural broadleaved woodland.
Outside there will be landscaped gardens to the front and rear with a converted studio fronting the Smarden Bell Road and garaging to the south west all adding to the development prospects of the site itself.
The Agricultural land within Lot 1 comprises approximately 8.19 acres of Grade III agricultural land with soil types comprising the Thorne and Titchfield soil series comprising clayey soils in Weald clay with impeded drainage characteristics that can cause seasonal surface wetness. These soils are typically associated with this part of the Low Weald of Kent.
Adjoining the agricultural land on the northern boundary is a plantation of mixed broadleaved woodland extending in total to 6.57 acres which was planted by the vendor's family many years ago and is used solely for amenity purposes. Species include, Oak, Ash, Hazel and Cherry along with many others.
The agricultural land is currently occupied under a Farm Business Tenancy Agreement which has been served Notice and comes to an end on 11th October 2018.
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