Land for sale
Great Waldingfield, Sudbury, Suffolk, CO10 0TG
Guide Price
£650,000
Residential Tags: Georgian, Grade II, Private Water Supply
Property Tags: Development Potential
Land Tags: Building Plot, Paddock
Summary Details
- First Marketed: Jun 2021
- Removed: Date Not Available
- Residential Tags: Georgian, Grade II, Private Water Supply
- Property Tags: Development Potential
- Land Tags: Building Plot, Paddock
General information Description
Brandeston Hall Barns are located 2 miles to the south of Lavenham adjoining the B1071 Sudbury road. The properties are set well back from the road approached over a private driveway which links the barns to the road.
The barns are located in an attractive setting with a large natural pond and grounds which extend to 5.93 acres in total.
The group of outbuildings comprise an early 19th Century timber framed barn which has seen considerable refurbishment during the 20th Century. In addition to the main barn, there are a range of single storey yard style buildings which lend themselves well to residential conversion.
Available in the information pack for the property is a copy of the Historic Asset Assessment which provides a strong insight into the history of the location and buildings on site.
The barns are in a secluded but not isolated location with Brandeston Hall lying to the south and The Homestead, an agricultural holding situated to the north.
Location
Brandeston Hall Barns are attractively situated approximately 2 miles south of Lavenham and some 4 miles to the north east of the thriving Essex/Suffolk border market town of Sudbury.
The property is located in a rural setting with a small number of adjoining properties including Grade II Listed Brandeston Hall.
The remarkable medieval weaving village of Lavenham is a strong tourist draw with probably the finest collection of medieval houses in the country – many of which date back to the 15th Century. The village has developed as an extremely popular residential location and has a strong tourist trade served by an excellent selection of local shops, hotels, pubs and local stores.
Bury St Edmunds which is a fine Georgian town with extensive facilities lies approximately 12 miles to the north and is easily accessible from the property. At Bury St Edmunds the trunk road network can be accessed via the A14 providing access to the Midlands and the Suffolk Coast.
The National Railway network is accessible from Sudbury, 4 miles to the south via a branch line connecting to the main line at Marks Tey where there is a direct connection to London, Liverpool Street (approximate journey time 1 hour 20 minutes).
Planning
Full planning permission has been granted by Babergh District Council B/16/01261 for the conversion of these buildings into three residential dwellings. The development comprises of 2 x 4-bedroom properties and 1 x 2-bedroom property.
The barns are not listed in their own right, but form part of the historic curtilage of Brandeston Hall which is protected by Listed Building status and Listed Building consent for the scheme has been approved. Full copies of all the information contained within the planning application are available on the Babergh and Mid Suffolk District Council planning portal but extracts of the relevant information are available in the information pack.
Approved planning consents
Unit 1 – 4 bedroom conversion of the main barn and adjoining outbuildings to create 3531sq.ft. of accommodation on a site outlined as being approaching 5 acres.
Unit 2 – 4 bedroom property of 2,335 sq.ft together with an area of paddock land of approaching 1 acre.
Unit 3 – 2 bedroom courtyard style property of 1,466 sq.ft.
Floor plans of the approved properties are included in the details together with the site layout showing location of roadways, etc.
Rights of Way, Easements and Wayleaves
The property will be sold subject to and with the benefit of all existing rights including rights of ways, easements and wayleaves whether referred to or not within these particulars. We would point out that although Brandeston Hall is currently utilising an access over the property, this is not to be a legally retained right.
Services
• Water is currently provided to the site from a private water supply located on the adjoining property and it will be necessary to install check meters.
• We understand that the electricity supply is available within the highway, but purchasers must satisfy themselves as to the suitability and availability of this supply.
• There is no drainage at present installed to the site.
Viewings
All viewings to the site must be accompanied and the site is at present secured. To arrange viewings please contact Fenn Wright[use Contact Agent Button].
Agents Note
There is an information pack containing details of the planning consent and some of the other work regarding the property are available by email.
Marketed by: Fenn Wright, Sudbury
Brandeston Hall Barns are located 2 miles to the south of Lavenham adjoining the B1071 Sudbury road. The properties are set well back from the road approached over a private driveway which links the barns to the road.
The barns are located in an attractive setting with a large natural pond and grounds which extend to 5.93 acres in total.
The group of outbuildings comprise an early 19th Century timber framed barn which has seen considerable refurbishment during the 20th Century. In addition to the main barn, there are a range of single storey yard style buildings which lend themselves well to residential conversion.
Available in the information pack for the property is a copy of the Historic Asset Assessment which provides a strong insight into the history of the location and buildings on site.
The barns are in a secluded but not isolated location with Brandeston Hall lying to the south and The Homestead, an agricultural holding situated to the north.
Location
Brandeston Hall Barns are attractively situated approximately 2 miles south of Lavenham and some 4 miles to the north east of the thriving Essex/Suffolk border market town of Sudbury.
The property is located in a rural setting with a small number of adjoining properties including Grade II Listed Brandeston Hall.
The remarkable medieval weaving village of Lavenham is a strong tourist draw with probably the finest collection of medieval houses in the country – many of which date back to the 15th Century. The village has developed as an extremely popular residential location and has a strong tourist trade served by an excellent selection of local shops, hotels, pubs and local stores.
Bury St Edmunds which is a fine Georgian town with extensive facilities lies approximately 12 miles to the north and is easily accessible from the property. At Bury St Edmunds the trunk road network can be accessed via the A14 providing access to the Midlands and the Suffolk Coast.
The National Railway network is accessible from Sudbury, 4 miles to the south via a branch line connecting to the main line at Marks Tey where there is a direct connection to London, Liverpool Street (approximate journey time 1 hour 20 minutes).
Planning
Full planning permission has been granted by Babergh District Council B/16/01261 for the conversion of these buildings into three residential dwellings. The development comprises of 2 x 4-bedroom properties and 1 x 2-bedroom property.
The barns are not listed in their own right, but form part of the historic curtilage of Brandeston Hall which is protected by Listed Building status and Listed Building consent for the scheme has been approved. Full copies of all the information contained within the planning application are available on the Babergh and Mid Suffolk District Council planning portal but extracts of the relevant information are available in the information pack.
Approved planning consents
Unit 1 – 4 bedroom conversion of the main barn and adjoining outbuildings to create 3531sq.ft. of accommodation on a site outlined as being approaching 5 acres.
Unit 2 – 4 bedroom property of 2,335 sq.ft together with an area of paddock land of approaching 1 acre.
Unit 3 – 2 bedroom courtyard style property of 1,466 sq.ft.
Floor plans of the approved properties are included in the details together with the site layout showing location of roadways, etc.
Rights of Way, Easements and Wayleaves
The property will be sold subject to and with the benefit of all existing rights including rights of ways, easements and wayleaves whether referred to or not within these particulars. We would point out that although Brandeston Hall is currently utilising an access over the property, this is not to be a legally retained right.
Services
• Water is currently provided to the site from a private water supply located on the adjoining property and it will be necessary to install check meters.
• We understand that the electricity supply is available within the highway, but purchasers must satisfy themselves as to the suitability and availability of this supply.
• There is no drainage at present installed to the site.
Viewings
All viewings to the site must be accompanied and the site is at present secured. To arrange viewings please contact Fenn Wright[use Contact Agent Button].
Agents Note
There is an information pack containing details of the planning consent and some of the other work regarding the property are available by email.
Marketed by: Fenn Wright, Sudbury
Land Registry Data
- No historical data found.