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Bruton Knowles, Gloucester
Bruton Knowles is delighted to bring to the market the historic farm yard in the village of Great Wolford, on the edge of the Cotswolds. With a range of period farm buildings and a central village location, it offers a exceptional opportunity to create a bespoke, high quality residential development scheme, subject to gaining the necessary planning consents. Extending to approximately 0.33 acres, the farmyard comprises three period, Cotswold stone, agricultural buildings and two steel framed Dutch barns. It was formerly part of the Batsford Estate, and includes architectural detailing that reflects its heritage origins. The site fronts onto two roads, The Green to the north and the main village road (unnamed) to the west. Access is via a vehicular gate onto The Green. The Barn: The traditional threshing barn extending to a ground floor area of approximately 1,580 sq ft, positioned adjacent to the road, incorporating an attached cart hovel. Character features include arrow slit windows and full height opposing wagon doors. The building offers potential for conversion to a principle residence, with some scope for first floor accommodation. Milking Parlour, Meal House and Calf Pens: A substantial, linear building extending to a ground floor area of approximately 2,789 sq ft, split into three sections, comprising the milking parlour, meal house and calf pens. Additional floorspace is located on the first floor, which has not been included within the floorplan measurements...
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The properties comprise a Grade II Listed attached end terrace and mid terrace, constructed over five storeys and constructed in circa 1834 of stucco rendered brick elevations with part flat / part pitched slate roof behind a parapet wall. The properties were formerly four townhouses. The properties are set back from the street behind iron railings with lower ground floor and stairs leading to alternate left and right entrances at raised ground floor level. The properties are very similar in construction, appearance, condition and layout and essentially comprise a range of partitioned and semi open-plan offices with timber flooring and carpets, plastered and painted / papered walls, gas central heating, floor boxes and strip lighting. There are separate male and female toilets and small kitchenette on each floor from lower ground to second floor. The interiors are well presented (currently occupied) retain a number of original features. Externally, the properties front directly on to the pavement. A parking area for 2 cars situated directly in front of the entrance to No 1 has been used by the occupiers for some years but is excluded from title/unregistered. There is a small courtyard area accessed from the rear of the ground floor of each building. Building No.1 and No.2 are interconnected on all levels from lower ground to second floor but could easily be blocked up (subject to any necessary permissions) to become self-contained units. There is no lift in any...
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Farmhouse The farmhouse, constructed in the mid-1990s, comprises a detached three-bedroom dwelling of stone and blockwork construction, beneath a pitched tile roof. The property benefits from a small integral single garage, which is accessible both externally and from within the house. The farmhouse sits within a lawned garden extending to approximately 0.30 acres, enclosed by mature hedging and trees. Internally, the property is finished to a modest specification, giving an incoming purchaser the opportunity to improve the accommodation to suit their own style and requirements. Access to the farmhouse is provided via the same entrance drive serving the main farmyard. The accommodation briefly comprises an entrance hall, sitting room with wood burner, dining room, kitchen, office and shower room including shower, WC, and basin to the ground floor. To the first floor there are three bedrooms and a family bathroom with bath, WC, and basin. There is an airing cupboard with water tank on the landing. Buildings The farm buildings, extending to approximately 16,390 sq ft of gross external area, are arranged in a single collection and lie to the north of the farmhouse. The entrance drive leads past the farmhouse and drops down towards the buildings. The buildings briefly comprise: (1) A two-bay steel frame stock shed providing loose housing (2) A six-bay steel frame straw shed (3) A nine-bay steel frame stock shed (4) A concrete block enclosed pump room, former dairy...
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71 Great Pulteney Street is one of a portfolio of four freehold Georgian townhouses available in the heart of Bath. Offers invited for the whole at £6,150,000, or for individual buildings. A significant Stamp Duty Land Tax saving may be available to a purchaser acquiring the portfolio as a whole. Based on the current assumed tax treatment, SDLT would be approximately £297,000 for the portfolio as a whole, compared with approximately £704,500 if the four properties were acquired individually by four separate purchasers, representing a potential saving of £407,500. 71 Great Pulteney Street is a five storey Grade I Listed mid terrace townhouse of traditional construction with Bath stone elevations, extending to approximately 520 sq m (5,602 sq ft) gross internal, together with vaults of 50 sq m (535 sq ft). Great Pulteney Street is one of the finest set pieces of Georgian neo-classical architecture in England. Four hotels stand on the street, with the remaining buildings largely in private hands as houses, maisonettes and flats. Laura Place, Pulteney Bridge and the city centre lie a short walk to the west, and the Holburne Museum closes the vista to the east. The building is entered from Great Pulteney Street to a communal hall and staircase serving five self-contained one and two bedroom flats. The basement flat is reached either by stone steps from the pavement or through the ground floor hallway. Below it is a sub-basement of vaults, used for st
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Farmhouse The farmhouse, constructed in the mid-1990s, comprises a detached three-bedroom dwelling of stone and blockwork construction, beneath a pitched tile roof. The property benefits from a small integral single garage, which is accessible both externally and from within the house. The farmhouse sits within a lawned garden extending to approximately 0.30 acres, enclosed by mature hedging and trees. Internally, the property is finished to a modest specification, giving an incoming purchaser the opportunity to improve the accommodation to suit their own style and requirements. Access to the farmhouse is provided via the same entrance drive serving the main farmyard. The accommodation briefly comprises an entrance hall, sitting room with wood burner, dining room, kitchen, office and shower room including shower, WC, and basin to the ground floor. To the first floor there are three bedrooms and a family bathroom with bath, WC, and basin. There is an airing cupboard with water tank on the landing. Buildings The farm buildings, extending to approximately 16,390 sq ft of gross external area, are arranged in a single collection and lie to the north of the farmhouse. The entrance drive leads past the farmhouse and drops down towards the buildings. The buildings briefly comprise: (1) A two-bay steel frame stock shed providing loose housing (2) A six-bay steel frame straw shed (3) A nine-bay steel frame stock shed (4) A concrete block enclosed pump room, former dairy...
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19 Portland Place is one of a portfolio of four freehold Georgian townhouses available in the heart of Bath. Offers invited for the whole at £6,150,000, or for individual buildings. A significant Stamp Duty Land Tax saving may be available to a purchaser acquiring the portfolio as a whole. Based on the current assumed tax treatment, SDLT would be approximately £297,000 for the portfolio as a whole, compared with approximately £704,500 if the four properties were acquired individually by four separate purchasers, representing a potential saving of £407,500. 19 Portland Place is a five storey Grade II Listed mid terrace townhouse of traditional construction with Bath stone elevations. At approximately 677 sq m (7,287 sq ft) gross internal it is substantially the largest building in the portfolio. Portland Place lies on the northern slope above the city centre, within a few minutes' walk of The Circus, the Royal Crescent and the Assembly Rooms. It is a no-through road of elegant Georgian townhouses and is correspondingly quiet, whilst remaining close to central amenities. The building is entered from Portland Place to a communal hall and staircase serving five self-contained flats of one, two and three bedrooms, the largest of them extending to over 1,000 sq ft. A store room lies to the left of the front door. Below the basement flat is a sub-basement of vaults used for storage and forming part of that demise. The flats are finished to varying spe
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