An exciting and increasingly rare opportunity to acquire this block of fantastic barns with planning permission granted for conversion into three, 2 bedroom residential barn conversions. The barns will be sold with approximately 1.4 acres of land and will benefit from having gardens and parking with superb views over the Tamar Valley and nearby village on the Cornwall/ Devon border.

Planning Permission    Planning permission has been granted for the conversion of 5 barns in total. We are offering a block of 3 with full plans and details on the Torridge planning portal with reference 1/1104/2019/FUL

The Barns    The barns are accessed via an entrance lane at the bottom of the village, leading up to Lodgeworthy Barns, which are stone/ cob construction with slate roofs. The proposed planning is for three 2 bedrooms units with approximately 1.4acres of land, seperate gardens and parking. The Barns and land will benefit from superb views over the Tamar Valley and the village. Mains electricity is available on the farm, a new water main will be installed with a 2/7th contribution required by the new owner. Private drainage is proposed to be situated in the land in front.

Agents Notes    The barns we are offering for sale are displayed as Block B, barns 3,4,5. Bond Oxborough Phillips have prepared these sales particulars as a general guide and include information provided to us by other parties inlcuding the seller, not all of which have been verified by us.

Prospective purchasers should satisfy themselves by inspection, searches, enquires, surveys and proffessional advice about all relevant aspects.



Directions

From Bude town centre proceed out of the town towards Stratton and upon reaching the A39 turn left signposted Bideford. Proceed for approximately ¼ mile and take the right hand turning onto the B3072 towards Holsworthy.Upon reaching Red Post (approx. 3½ miles) turn right towards Launceston. Take the next left hand turning just prior to reaching Jewells' Cross garage which leads into the village of Bridgerule, proceed through the village passing the Bridge Inn on the left, over the bridge, turning right immediantely after through a set of irons gates, with a name plaque clearly dispalyed.