Besford Bridge, Pershore, Worcestershire, WR10

Situated in a lovely rural position approximately 1 mile from the outskirts of Pershore, Stocken Barn comprises a traditional four bay, timber framed barn with a single brick built gable, weather-board elevations and a tiled roof. Planning permission was granted on 18/11/2004 for conversion to a residential dwelling and the plans approved were for a four bedroom property with two bathrooms, three reception rooms and a kitchen/breakfast room.

The brick gable has been underpinned which was inspected by building control who have verified that a "material start" is underway and therefore the permission is not subject to the normal 5 year timescale and remains live.

The relevant documents are available for inspection online on the Wychavon Planning portal: plan.wychavon.gov.uk ref: W/04/00659/CU

Outside

The property is positioned on the edge of a cider apple orchard, part of which forms the plot - additional orchard land adjoining may be available by separate negotiation. Vehicular access off Rebecca Road.

pSituation

The barn is situated in a glorious rural location, adjoining an established cider orchard and close to the small rural hamlet of Besford Bridge. The riverside market town of Pershore lies approximately 1.5 miles distant where there are a wide range of amenties as well as a mainline railway station with a regular service to London Paddington in approximately 2 hours. The property is also well-placed for access to Worcester (approximately 7 miles) and junctions 6 and 7 of the M5 motorway.

Additional Information

Planning permission was granted on 18/11/2004 subject to conditions - Conditions 5, 6, 7 and 8 have now been discharged. All relevant documentation is avialable to view online: plan.wychavon.gov.uk ref: W/04/00659/CU

Mains water and electricity available on site.