Stancombe Lane, Shalden

Set in the beautiful Hampshire countryside The Long Barn has Class Q residential planning consent, set in 0.8 acres (0.32 ha) of pasture land

The Long Barn - Rare in this part of Hampshire, an opportunity to acquire a timber framed barn with planning consent to allow a oak facade under a standing seam metal roof with solar panels. The consent is granted under a Class Q application, to convert the barn into a residential dwelling.

Set in beautiful open countryside with far reaching views across the surrounding Hampshire Downs The Long Barn sits on a generous plot of 0.8 acres.

The planning allows for an open living area with the kitchen and sitting room opening onto the garden and taking full advantage of the extensive views. The kitchen is also open to the dining area which encompasses the modern style of family living.

The master bedroom is en suite with two further bedrooms also en suite. The main body of the barn has a vaulted ceiling with one upstairs room which can be used as a fourth bedroom/games room/study.

The barn is south facing and sits to the back of the plot which will allow for a large garden taking full advantage of the open views and allowing for a sweeping driveway.

Please note that under Class Q planning the barn conversion has to be completed within 3 years of the planning being granted.

Situation - The Long Barn is situated in the attractive village of Shalden, surrounded by beautiful countryside and offering the opportunity to carry out many country pursuits. The barn is on Stancombe Lane, next to Holme Farm on a designated Byway Open to All Traffic.

Within 3 miles is the historic market town of Alton, offering access to cafés, restaurants and shops including Waitrose, M&S, Sainsburys etc. There are local markets and schools catering for all age groups including Alton Infants, Eggers, Amery Hill and Alton Independaent Co-ed School. In the wider area is Lords Wandsworth College, Frensham Heights and Mayhill Junior School.

There is a leisure centre in Alton and a mainline station with trains to Waterloo.

Method Of Sale - The property is offered for sale by private treaty.

Rights Of Way - There are no public rights of way crossing the property.

Services - There are currently no services to the site, however power and water are avialble in Stancombe Lane.

Mobile Phone Coverage - Good according to offcom

Broadband Coverage - Ultrafast Broadband is available in Stancombe Lane and according to Ofcom could be available at the barn.

Tenure - Freehold with vacant possession

Local Authority - East Hampshire District Council

Construction - The barn is currently constructed of a timber frame with weatherboard walls and a corrugated roof.

Postcode - GU34 4DY.

Parking - There is space to create ample parking on site.

Planning - Planning reference: 38127/003 East Hampshire District Council.

Viewings - By appointment with BCM LLP only.