Bardfield Centre, Great Bardfield

DESCRIPTION High Barn - A Grade II listed building, once owned by Henry VIII and bequeathed to Anne of Cleves.
More recent times it has been a poplar wedding venue and before that a music venue hosting performances from the likes of Matt Cardle, Ultravox lead singer Midge Ure and Brit Award winner Ed Sheeran and Jules Holland.

Situated in the picturesque village of Great Bardfield, with fantastic views out to the rear over fields.
PLANNING PERMISSION WITH BRAINTREE COUNCIL as follows;

A 4400 SQ. FT Grade II Listed Barn with planning consent to convert and split into TWO semi-detached four bedroom dwellings.

Barn Conversion:
24/02436/FUL:
24/02437/LBC:

Detached office with planning consent to convert into a FOUR bedroom detached house. With additional building plot with planning consent for a FOUR bedroom detached house.

Application: 23/02703/FUL:
Variation (for new driveway and access): 24/02426/VAR:
Variation (for retention of substation): 24/00552/VAR:

For sale either as a WHOLE or SEPERATELY @ £500,000 each.

Viewings available by appointment  

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