Land To The East Of Lincomb Lane
Property Description
Located in the village of Lincomb, the property features rural views and is a 3.5 mile drive away from Stourport town Centre. With planning for three terraced barn conversions with a two acre paddock in front. The barn is accessed via a shared drive.
Property Details
A rare and exciting opportunity to acquire a spacious and characterful barn, set in Lincomb, with full planning permission to convert into three luxurious terraced dwellings. This project offers huge potential for both investors and developers looking to create high-end living spaces with stunning countryside views.
Accommodation:
This barn has been carefully considered for the creation of three beautifully designed terraced homes,one with 3 Bedrooms, and two with 4 bedrooms, open-plan Kitchen/Living Areas, Private Garden/Outdoor Space, Off-Street Parking and countryside views.
The Potential:
This is a fantastic opportunity for developers to create a stunning set of homes in a desirable location. Whether you’re looking to sell or rent the properties upon completion, this conversion has the potential to provide significant returns. The plot is approx 2 acres and this includes the paddock below. The barn was prerviously a poultry farm and is approx 4500 sq foot. There are no agricultural ties on this dwelling. The barn has both mains water and electric and is sited on a concrete base. A septic tank would be required.
Our understanding is that the build must be completed within 3 years of the granted planning permisisons.,Alternativley you could re apply ( start again) and redesign , keeping in mind that the new barn conversion/s must be in keeping. with existing.
Previous to the current planning persmisson, we are advised there was PP for one large dwelling.
The barn falls under Wychavon council.
Location:
Lincomb is a small village in Worcestershire, England, located within the district of Wyre Forest. It's a picturesque, rural area situated to the north of the town of Stourport-on-Severn, close to the River Severn. The village is part of the larger parish of Bewdley, which is known for its historic charm and proximity to the Wyre Forest. It's near the Wyre Forest, an area of natural beauty, offering walking, cycling, and wildlife spotting opportunities.
Planning REF W/25/00347/GPDQ
Council Tax Band F
