Barn conversion for sale in Lighteach Road, Prees, Whitchurch, Shropshire SY13

Could this be your grand design? Build your own dream home on 2.4 acres with amazing views in Shropshire.

Welcome to Dove Barn on the Lighteach Estate. This spacious steel portal framed barn, originally used for housing livestock, now awaits its transformaton into a stunning dream home.

With a rich history dating back to the 1970s and an ideal locaton, Dove Barn presents a rare chance to craft your bespoke residence under the potential guidance of a Secton Q planning permission. Full plans are drawn up and waiting.

Site Area: 9815 sqm (2.43 Acres)
Exciting Barn Size: 621 sqm, 23m x 27m.
Height to Apex: 6.62m
Eaves Height: 3m.

The Barn's large, open stucture is perfect for creating a personalised living space, offering ample room for innovative design.

With the planning application yet to be sumbitted, seize the opportunity to fully customise your home according to vision.

The potential for conversion under Section Q planning permission means a smoother transition from barn to home.

Mains water, internet and mains electricity are available, paid for and ready to go.

The development had an lpg gas supply fed from your own tank and a mains electricity supply, you can choose the utilities providers as you wish.

Sewage is treated through a treatment tank which is discreetly buried on site. The cost is estimated to be less than £300 per year.

Rain water is routed to multiple soakways, the running cost is £0.

Rights of way will be granted to allow access over the approach driveway, use of the communal car parking spaces and access to the treatment plant.

This development is in an area of abundant wildlife, biodiversity and attractive landscapes.

Lighteach Estate seeks to enlarge the green areas, stop barriers to wildlife movement and minimise the amount of wand they cover in paving and driveways.

Drainage systems are designed to be environmentally friendly and non polluting.

Warm Beautiful Homes aim to use the minimum amounts of both concrete and steel in their homes and instead wherever possible conserve the wood that is full of character and supported the structures for years.

There are also car charging points.