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Land for saleSykehouse Lane, Dungworth, Bradfield, Sheffield S6
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About this property
An Exciting Residential Development Opportunity
Planning Permission Granted for 11 Barn Conversions Across Multiple Applications
Skilfully Designed to Create Beautiful, Functional Homes
Mixture of Four, Three and Two Bedroomed Properties
Proposed Barn Conversions with a Layering Totalling over 1,200 Sq.m
Full Plot Totalling Just over an Acre
Situated within a Former Dairy Farm, Creating a Charming Setting
Located in an Elevated Position, Affording Panoramic Countryside Views
Positioned on the Edge of the Peak District National Park
Offering the Perfect Blend of Country and City Life, Due to Access to Conveniences and Scenic Rural Attractions
Nestled on the edge of the Peak District National Park, Sykehouse Farm presents an exciting development opportunity. With planning permission granted across multiple applications for 11 barn conversions, this 1 acre site offers fantastic scope to bring an appealing residential scheme to life.
Full planning permissions and permitted development rights under Class Q enable the site to be transformed into 13 units, three of which are being retained by the current owners (Barn 1, Barn 3B and Barn 5 on the site plan). The scheme has been expertly designed by Nordbarn, an architectural practice specialising in barn conversions and farm diversification projects. Each property combines modern necessities with sympathetic materials that ensure cohesiveness with the former dairy farm and its surroundings. The proposed dwellings comprise a mixture of four, three and two bedroomed homes, each with open plan living spaces.
Sykehouse Farm occupies an elevated position, which affords the site and proposed homes panoramic countryside views. The development will have two entry points, which will serve the converted barns and existing farmhouse at the front of the site. Within a shared courtyard, each of the plots will have allocated parking spaces.
Bradfield is conveniently situated to offer a harmonious blend of country and city life, with everything that the Peak District has to offer within easy reach. From scenic nearby trails around Damflask and Agden Reservoirs, to visiting some of the National Parks most popular attractions, such as Hathersage, Chatsworth House, Ladybower Reservoir, Winnats Pass and Mam Tor. The A57 provides road links to Sheffield and Manchester and there is convenient access to the M1 for journeys to major cities. Locally, there are a range of public and independent schools, alongside two universities within Sheffield city centre. Bamford train station is nearby, providing rail links to Sheffield, Manchester Piccadilly and the following Peak District locations: Hathersage, Grindleford, Hope and Edale.
Full list of Planning Applications
Full details available on the Sheffield City Council Planning Portal.
Ref. No: 23/04008/Ful
Use of agricultural buildings as 5 no. Dwellings with associated demolition, access improvements, works and landscaping
(approved 2nd July 2024)
Ref. No: 24/03421/Arpn
Alterations and change of use of agricultural barn (3A) to form 1no. Dwellinghouse (Use Class C3)
(approved 10th February 2025)
Ref. No: 24/03424/Arpn
Alterations and change of use of agricultural barn (7) to form 1no. Dwellinghouse (Use Class C3)
(approved 10th February 2025)
Ref. No: 24/03427/Arpn
Alterations and change of use of agricultural barn (2) to form 4no. Dwellinghouses (Use Class C3) (Amended Description)
(approved 10th February 2025)
Ref. No: 25/02376/Dpn
Partial demolition of Barns 3,5,7 and Barn Group A
(approved 9th September 2025)
A planning application will shortly be submitted to vary Ref. No. 23/04008/ful in respect of the drainage strategy and access for Barn 4.
Additional Details
Tenure
Freehold
Council Tax Band
Not yet determined.
Services
Mains water is currently connected, however, the purchaser will need to install a new connection alongside development. The drainage plans have been approved by Sheffield City Council, but is subject to a variation. Three-phase electricity is installed currently, and a purchaser will be required to connect to a new supply for the purpose of development, which is to be installed by the sellers.
Rights Of Access/Shared Access
The site proposal outlines two access points, which are detailed on the site plan and will be shared amongst the relevant barns.
Covenants/Easements Or Wayleaves And Flood Risk
The property is sold subject to any covenants, wayleaves and easements noted in the title. The flood risk is very low.
Viewings
Strictly by appointment with one of our sales consultants.
Note
Whilst we aim to make these particulars as accurate as possible, please be aware that they have been composed for guidance purposes only. Therefore, the details within should not be relied on as being factually accurate and do not form part of an offer or contract. All measurements are approximate. None of the services, fittings or appliances (if any), heating installations, plumbing or electrical systems have been tested and therefore no warranty can be given as to their working ability. All photography is for illustration purposes only.
Full planning permissions and permitted development rights under Class Q enable the site to be transformed into 13 units, three of which are being retained by the current owners (Barn 1, Barn 3B and Barn 5 on the site plan). The scheme has been expertly designed by Nordbarn, an architectural practice specialising in barn conversions and farm diversification projects. Each property combines modern necessities with sympathetic materials that ensure cohesiveness with the former dairy farm and its surroundings. The proposed dwellings comprise a mixture of four, three and two bedroomed homes, each with open plan living spaces.
Sykehouse Farm occupies an elevated position, which affords the site and proposed homes panoramic countryside views. The development will have two entry points, which will serve the converted barns and existing farmhouse at the front of the site. Within a shared courtyard, each of the plots will have allocated parking spaces.
Bradfield is conveniently situated to offer a harmonious blend of country and city life, with everything that the Peak District has to offer within easy reach. From scenic nearby trails around Damflask and Agden Reservoirs, to visiting some of the National Parks most popular attractions, such as Hathersage, Chatsworth House, Ladybower Reservoir, Winnats Pass and Mam Tor. The A57 provides road links to Sheffield and Manchester and there is convenient access to the M1 for journeys to major cities. Locally, there are a range of public and independent schools, alongside two universities within Sheffield city centre. Bamford train station is nearby, providing rail links to Sheffield, Manchester Piccadilly and the following Peak District locations: Hathersage, Grindleford, Hope and Edale.
Full list of Planning Applications
Full details available on the Sheffield City Council Planning Portal.
Ref. No: 23/04008/Ful
Use of agricultural buildings as 5 no. Dwellings with associated demolition, access improvements, works and landscaping
(approved 2nd July 2024)
Ref. No: 24/03421/Arpn
Alterations and change of use of agricultural barn (3A) to form 1no. Dwellinghouse (Use Class C3)
(approved 10th February 2025)
Ref. No: 24/03424/Arpn
Alterations and change of use of agricultural barn (7) to form 1no. Dwellinghouse (Use Class C3)
(approved 10th February 2025)
Ref. No: 24/03427/Arpn
Alterations and change of use of agricultural barn (2) to form 4no. Dwellinghouses (Use Class C3) (Amended Description)
(approved 10th February 2025)
Ref. No: 25/02376/Dpn
Partial demolition of Barns 3,5,7 and Barn Group A
(approved 9th September 2025)
A planning application will shortly be submitted to vary Ref. No. 23/04008/ful in respect of the drainage strategy and access for Barn 4.
Additional Details
Tenure
Freehold
Council Tax Band
Not yet determined.
Services
Mains water is currently connected, however, the purchaser will need to install a new connection alongside development. The drainage plans have been approved by Sheffield City Council, but is subject to a variation. Three-phase electricity is installed currently, and a purchaser will be required to connect to a new supply for the purpose of development, which is to be installed by the sellers.
Rights Of Access/Shared Access
The site proposal outlines two access points, which are detailed on the site plan and will be shared amongst the relevant barns.
Covenants/Easements Or Wayleaves And Flood Risk
The property is sold subject to any covenants, wayleaves and easements noted in the title. The flood risk is very low.
Viewings
Strictly by appointment with one of our sales consultants.
Note
Whilst we aim to make these particulars as accurate as possible, please be aware that they have been composed for guidance purposes only. Therefore, the details within should not be relied on as being factually accurate and do not form part of an offer or contract. All measurements are approximate. None of the services, fittings or appliances (if any), heating installations, plumbing or electrical systems have been tested and therefore no warranty can be given as to their working ability. All photography is for illustration purposes only.
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