1 bedroom house
Denmead, Waterlooville, Hampshire, PO7 6QX
Guide Price
£650,000
Residential Tags: N/A
Property Tags: Class Q, Equestrian, Smallholding
Land Tags: Pasture Land
Summary Details
- First Marketed: Aug 2021
- Removed: Date Not Available
- Residential Tags: N/A
- Property Tags: Class Q, Equestrian, Smallholding
- Land Tags: Pasture Land
VIEWING INSTRUCTIONS: Access into the secure site is only by Prior Appointment. There will be opportunities to view when the gates will be unlocked please contact the selling agent to make an apppointment. It is essential to view the drone video footage available at the website prior to arranging a viewing appointment .
HEALTH AND SAFETY: Visiting parties enter the Property at their own risk.
VIDEO DRONE FOOTAGE: See the website and further details, photographs and drone video footage is available showing the whole Property.
LOCATION: See Location Plan 1 on which the Property is shaded red and circled on the Location Plan 2. The Property is located off Soake Road, a short distance off the Hambledon Road (B2150) between Denmead and Waterlooville. What3Words:///dime.coats.cubed
DESCRIPTION: Hay Barn Farm is an attractive small holding extending in all to 6.55 acres (2.65 Ha) as shaded on the Site Plan and comprising a small range of buildings adjoining a parcel of pasture land well screened from the surroundings and with potential to be further developed for agriculture, equestrian or other alternative uses subject to planning where necessary. Now benefitting from a consent recently achieved to convert a brick building to residential use providing a 1 bedroom bungalow. See Elevation Plan and more details below.
The Buildings, yard and access comprise approximately 0.41 acres (0.17 Ha) with the remaining 6.14 acres (2.48 Ha) being pasture land.
THE LAND: The pasture land extends to 6.14 acres (2.48 Ha), with some mature oak trees scattered throughout. The Agricultural Land Classification Map indicates Grade 3 and the subsoils on the Geological Survey Map indicate base-rich loamy and clayey soil. The boundaries comprise of mature hedges with some fenced areas bordering Soake House and the Jewsons Depot as identified on the Site Plan. The land is relatively level and lies approx. 42m above sea level.
PLANNING CONSENT: Class Q Planning Consent: Grant of Planning Permission dated 19th July 2019 was issued by Winchester City Council for 'Conversion of Barn to 1 dwelling house' (Ref: 21/01067/PNACOU). The accommodation includes 1 bedroom with a gross internal area 491ft² (45.7m²). This Consent needs to be implemented with 3 years of the Consent date (by 19th July 2024). See Proposed Elevations Plan and Proposed Floor Plan later in these details.
Condition 3 of the Consent States: ' Detailed proposals for the disposal of foul water, including permeability testing, shall be submitted to and approved in writing by the Local Planning Authority before the commencement of the development.'
A full copy of the Class Q Planning Consent and is available on the Selling Agent's website under PLANNING CONSENT.
SERVICES: Mains water is connected to a meter at the entrance. We understand that mains electricity, gas, sewage and telephone are available off Soake Road but interested parties must make their own enquiries. There is a tank in the ground to the south of the buildings as identified by the X on the Buildings Plan.
PUBLIC FOOTPATH: No Public Footpath crosses the Property.
ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGNATIONS: No significant environmental designations affect the Property.
COUNCIL TAX: Not currently demanded. No current residential use.
LOCAL AUTHORITY: Winchester City Council, City Offices, Colebrook Street, Winchester SO23 9LJ. Tel: . http://
PLANNING: The Property falls within the Winchester City Council Planning Authority and is identified as 'Strategic and Local Gap' in the Denmead Neighbourhood Plan made in 2015, see extract on selling agent's website.
Marketed by: Giles Wheeler-Bennett, Southampton
HEALTH AND SAFETY: Visiting parties enter the Property at their own risk.
VIDEO DRONE FOOTAGE: See the website and further details, photographs and drone video footage is available showing the whole Property.
LOCATION: See Location Plan 1 on which the Property is shaded red and circled on the Location Plan 2. The Property is located off Soake Road, a short distance off the Hambledon Road (B2150) between Denmead and Waterlooville. What3Words:///dime.coats.cubed
DESCRIPTION: Hay Barn Farm is an attractive small holding extending in all to 6.55 acres (2.65 Ha) as shaded on the Site Plan and comprising a small range of buildings adjoining a parcel of pasture land well screened from the surroundings and with potential to be further developed for agriculture, equestrian or other alternative uses subject to planning where necessary. Now benefitting from a consent recently achieved to convert a brick building to residential use providing a 1 bedroom bungalow. See Elevation Plan and more details below.
The Buildings, yard and access comprise approximately 0.41 acres (0.17 Ha) with the remaining 6.14 acres (2.48 Ha) being pasture land.
THE LAND: The pasture land extends to 6.14 acres (2.48 Ha), with some mature oak trees scattered throughout. The Agricultural Land Classification Map indicates Grade 3 and the subsoils on the Geological Survey Map indicate base-rich loamy and clayey soil. The boundaries comprise of mature hedges with some fenced areas bordering Soake House and the Jewsons Depot as identified on the Site Plan. The land is relatively level and lies approx. 42m above sea level.
PLANNING CONSENT: Class Q Planning Consent: Grant of Planning Permission dated 19th July 2019 was issued by Winchester City Council for 'Conversion of Barn to 1 dwelling house' (Ref: 21/01067/PNACOU). The accommodation includes 1 bedroom with a gross internal area 491ft² (45.7m²). This Consent needs to be implemented with 3 years of the Consent date (by 19th July 2024). See Proposed Elevations Plan and Proposed Floor Plan later in these details.
Condition 3 of the Consent States: ' Detailed proposals for the disposal of foul water, including permeability testing, shall be submitted to and approved in writing by the Local Planning Authority before the commencement of the development.'
A full copy of the Class Q Planning Consent and is available on the Selling Agent's website under PLANNING CONSENT.
SERVICES: Mains water is connected to a meter at the entrance. We understand that mains electricity, gas, sewage and telephone are available off Soake Road but interested parties must make their own enquiries. There is a tank in the ground to the south of the buildings as identified by the X on the Buildings Plan.
PUBLIC FOOTPATH: No Public Footpath crosses the Property.
ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGNATIONS: No significant environmental designations affect the Property.
COUNCIL TAX: Not currently demanded. No current residential use.
LOCAL AUTHORITY: Winchester City Council, City Offices, Colebrook Street, Winchester SO23 9LJ. Tel: . http://
PLANNING: The Property falls within the Winchester City Council Planning Authority and is identified as 'Strategic and Local Gap' in the Denmead Neighbourhood Plan made in 2015, see extract on selling agent's website.
Marketed by: Giles Wheeler-Bennett, Southampton
Land Registry Data
- No historical data found.