House For Sale £1,750,000
Planning permission for the conversion of the then existing Barn and outbuildings was granted (on appeal) on 3rd January 1991 (under reference T/APP/L3815/A/90/150008/P7). The final drawings were approved in July 1995 under reference ML/95/00131/FUL. The planning permission has been substantially completed and the Barn use has been ancillary to Wardley Farm.
A beautiful unlisted link-attached barn, planning consent was granted in January 1991 and supplemented in July 1995 for the property to be converted into a self-contained residential dwelling in its own right. The planning permission was substantially completed in 1994/1995 allowing this planning consent to be extant and the works able to be completed in the future with no time constraints.
The works undertaken to Wardley Farm Barn so far include underpinning all the foundation walls, rebuilding the foundation walls, the installation of underfloor heating throughout the main barn area, restoring and replacing the old timbers and walls (including insulating them), replacing the roof and outside, cladding and filling in the hay-barn entrances and exits, creating a courtyard and mature garden space.
Completing the planning consent will provide a generous family accommodation over two floors, incorporating four bedrooms and three bathrooms as well as three distinct reception spaces, a library and a kitchen/breakfast room.
Outside, The Barn is accessed via timber gates leading into a gravel area providing parking for numerous cars. To the east side of the barn, there is a generous courtyard, providing a wonderful, sheltered space, while to the west side of The Barn lie the formal gardens with immaculate Yew hedges. Beyond these are further lawns, a garden pond, several fields and a copse. Beyond the west facing field is a parcel of woodland of about four acres which is subject to a TPO. All but one of the fields is let to a local farmer (on an annual basis) for the grazing of sheep but would also lend themselves well to equestrian use. The current tenancy on the fields expires on 7th February 2024
Agents Note: Planning reference for The Barn: T/APP/L3815/A/90/150008/P7 and 95/00131/FUL from Chichester District Council.
A beautiful unlisted link-attached barn, planning consent was granted in January 1991 and supplemented in July 1995 for the property to be converted into a self-contained residential dwelling in its own right. The planning permission was substantially completed in 1994/1995 allowing this planning consent to be extant and the works able to be completed in the future with no time constraints.
The works undertaken to Wardley Farm Barn so far include underpinning all the foundation walls, rebuilding the foundation walls, the installation of underfloor heating throughout the main barn area, restoring and replacing the old timbers and walls (including insulating them), replacing the roof and outside, cladding and filling in the hay-barn entrances and exits, creating a courtyard and mature garden space.
Completing the planning consent will provide a generous family accommodation over two floors, incorporating four bedrooms and three bathrooms as well as three distinct reception spaces, a library and a kitchen/breakfast room.
Outside, The Barn is accessed via timber gates leading into a gravel area providing parking for numerous cars. To the east side of the barn, there is a generous courtyard, providing a wonderful, sheltered space, while to the west side of The Barn lie the formal gardens with immaculate Yew hedges. Beyond these are further lawns, a garden pond, several fields and a copse. Beyond the west facing field is a parcel of woodland of about four acres which is subject to a TPO. All but one of the fields is let to a local farmer (on an annual basis) for the grazing of sheep but would also lend themselves well to equestrian use. The current tenancy on the fields expires on 7th February 2024
Agents Note: Planning reference for The Barn: T/APP/L3815/A/90/150008/P7 and 95/00131/FUL from Chichester District Council.
Milland Village 1 mile, Liphook 6 miles (London Waterloo 65 minutes), Haslemere 7 miles (London Waterloo 56 minutes), Midhurst 7 miles, Petersfield 7.5 miles (London Waterloo 66 minutes), Chichester 17 miles, Guildford 20 miles, London 50 miles
(Distances and times approximate)
