Commercial Properties For Sale in West Ashton, Trowbridge, Wiltshire

Biss Farm Yard comprises a former agricultural yard extending to approximately 1.43 acres across two titles known as WT112673 and WT464835. The site historically accommodated agricultural buildings, hardstanding and access areas, including two principal structures referred to as Barn A and Barn B. Barn A benefits from Prior Approval consent under Class Q for conversion into three residential dwellings together with associated parking and amenity space. Regulation 77 / Habitats Regulations approval has also been secured. Barn B does not currently benefit from planning consent but may offer future redevelopment or conversion potential, subject to the necessary consents. Given the low-density nature of the existing scheme and the site's strategic position adjoining the Ashton Park Urban Extension, there may also be scope for a more comprehensive residential development, subject to planning. PLANNING The original proposal comprised the conversion of two barns (Barn A and Barn B) to deliver five dwellings. While both buildings were confirmed as structurally sound, the Local Planning Authority advised that Barn B did not meet the requirements of Class Q due to the extent of works required, which were considered to go beyond a conversion and amount to a rebuild. The scheme was therefore amended to exclude Barn B, and the application proceeded on the basis of Barn A only. Barn A, a more traditional masonry structure, was accepted as capable of conversion with limited...

Biss Farm Yard comprises a former agricultural yard extending to approximately 1.43 acres across two titles known as WT112673 and WT464835. The site historically accommodated agricultural buildings, hardstanding and access areas, including two principal structures referred to as Barn A and Barn B. Barn A benefits from Prior Approval consent under Class Q for conversion into three residential dwellings together with associated parking and amenity space. Regulation 77 / Habitats Regulations approval has also been secured. Barn B does not currently benefit from planning consent but may offer future redevelopment or conversion potential, subject to the necessary consents. Given the low-density nature of the existing scheme and the site's strategic position adjoining the Ashton Park Urban Extension, there may also be scope for a more comprehensive residential development, subject to planning. PLANNING The original proposal comprised the conversion of two barns (Barn A and Barn B) to deliver five dwellings. While both buildings were confirmed as structurally sound, the Local Planning Authority advised that Barn B did not meet the requirements of Class Q due to the extent of works required, which were considered to go beyond a conversion and amount to a rebuild. The scheme was therefore amended to exclude Barn B, and the application proceeded on the basis of Barn A only. Barn A, a more traditional masonry structure, was accepted as capable of conversion with limited...