An incredibly rare opportunity to purchase a detached stone barn in the Yorkshire Dales, with planning permission to convert to a stunning 3/4 bed house. The planning permission is rare as it does not contain a local occupancy clause, thereby ensuring its appeal to a wide range of buyers.
The property comprises a substantial detached typical Yorkshire Dales barn of stone construction, beneath a pitched and stone/slate covered roof. The barn is sold with an area of land to provide car parking and a garden area to the east of the barn.
Planning permission exists for conversion of the existing barn into a 3-4 bedroomed dwelling, and since works to the property have already commenced, we understand that the planning permission is available in perpetuity – see legal pack for further details.
Accommodation
In accordance with the planning permission, the proposed accommodation comprises a ground floor living/dining area with adjoining kitchen, inner hall, bathroom and bedroom. On the upper floor, there will be a further two bedrooms and bathroom, with on site car parking to the north of the existing barn.
Plans of the proposed development are available on request, and the total internal area extends to approximately 101 sq m (1087 sq ft).
Freehold with vacant possession
Strictly by appointment through Peill & Company 01539 888000 or admin@peill.com
The Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority granted planning permission for conversion of the property reference S/01/14C on 14 February 2001. The property is Grade II listed and listed building consent was granted on 16 November 2001 under reference S/01/14B/LB.
The Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority have issued a Certificate of Lawful Use or Development (under reference S/01/140/LDC) dated 20 November 2023 confirming that the original planning consent has been implemented, and is therefore available in perpetuity.
South Lakeland District Council gave conditional approval of building plans on 13 October 2003 and various preliminary works to the property were completed at, or around that time.
The property, which is shown for identification purposes on the enclosed ordnance survey sheet, enjoys stunning views across the local countryside, and is situated approximately mid-way between Sedbergh to the northwest and Dent to the southeast, above the river Dee.
There are various shops, cafes and public houses in Dent together with other services such as doctors surgery, small supermarket, retail and schools in nearby Sedbergh.
The successful bidder will pay a buyer’s contract fee on exchange of contracts of:
£900 including VAT for purchases upto and including £100,000.
£1,500 including VAT for purchases of £101,000 to £300,000.
£2,100 including VAT for purchases of £301,000 and above.
This fee is only payable by the successful bidder.
www.cheffins.co.uk/auctions/property-auctions or Kirsten Rimmer at Tees Law 3 Journey Campus, Castle Park, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, CB3 0AY
It is anticipated that mains water and mains electricity will be available to the property, with a private drainage system. No services are presently connected.
* Generally speaking Guide Prices are provided as an indication of each seller's minimum expectation, i.e. 'The Reserve'. They are not necessarily figures which a property will sell for and may change at any time prior to the auction. Virtually every property will be offered subject to a Reserve (a figure below which the Auctioneer cannot sell the property during the auction) which we expect will be set within the Guide Range or no more than 10% above a single figure Guide.
User | Amount | Date |
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Bidder 1 | £75,000 | 19/03/25 14:00:39 |
Bidder 2 | 19/03/25 14:00:39 | |
Bidder 1 | £73,000 | 19/03/25 13:59:42 |
Bidder 2 | £72,000 | 19/03/25 13:59:39 |
Bidder 1 | £71,000 | 19/03/25 13:59:20 |
Bidder 2 | £70,000 | 19/03/25 13:59:14 |
Bidder 1 | 19/03/25 13:59:14 | |
Bidder 2 | £69,000 | 19/03/25 13:59:07 |
Bidder 1 | £68,000 | 19/03/25 13:58:41 |
Bidder 2 | 19/03/25 13:58:41 | |
Bidder 1 | 19/03/25 13:58:41 | |
Bidder 2 | £66,000 | 19/03/25 13:58:23 |
Bidder 1 | £65,000 | 19/03/25 13:44:42 |
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