Bosleake Farm, Bosleake Row, Carn Brea, Cornwall
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108
Tenure
Freehold
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- Primary use
- Rural / farming
- Other use(s)
- Land, Residential development
Key features
- Farm extends to 108ac (43.85ha) of pasture land
- Range of traditional farm buildings converted into commercial units
- Range of modern farm buildings and farmyard
- Offered as three individual lots or as a whole
Description
The Land
Bosleake Farm extends to 108ac (43.85ha) in total and is currently laid to permanent pasture and is predominantly Grade 4 soils. The farm has been grazed for many years with silage being taken annually. The land is sold with vacant possession.
Farm Buildings
The working farmyard comprises a range of useful agricultural buildings used in connection with the previous livestock farming enterprise. The building comprise of:
Building 1 - Approx 135.75sq m (1461sq ft)
Concrete framed barn with a pitched fibre cement tiled roof. External elevations constructed with half block and half tin sheeting. Concrete floor.
Building 2 – Approx 75.22sq m (810sq ft)
Timber framed barn with a mono-pitched roof with fibre cement tiled roof. External elevations constructed with half block and half tin sheeting. Concrete floor.
Building 3 – Approx 231.74sq m (2,494sq ft)
Timber framed dual pitched building rearing shed with tin sheet roof, timber clad walls and concrete flooring.
Building 4 – Approx 197.70sq m (2,128sq ft)
Timber framed mono-pitched lean-to building with concrete flooring, block walls and Yorkshire boarding with a fibre cement tile roof.
Building 5 – Approx 208.24sq m (2,241sq ft)
Timber framed, barn with a pitched roof of fibre cement tiles, half-timber cladding and half block work walls and concrete flooring with a block gable end wall.
The farm buildings are being sold with vacant possession.
Traditional Farmyard
The farmyard comprises a number of mid to late 1800’s, stone built buildings that forms a courtyard to the original farmhouse (the sale does not include the farmhouse). The buildings, some of which are two storey, have been converted into a number of commercial and live/work units. The buildings are being sold with vacant possession and comprise of:
Unit 1-4 & WC
• 187.38sq m (2,017sq ft)
• Based over two floors and is a mix of office, workshops and storage
Unit 5a
• 16.5sq m (178 sq ft)
• Ground floor workshop
Unit 5
• 44.68sq m (481sq ft)
• Ground floor store
Unit 7
• 15.4sq m (166sq ft)
• Ground floor workshop
Unit 8
• 36.99sq m (398sq ft)
• Ground floor workshop
Unit 9 & 10
• 57.41sq m (618sq ft)
• Ground floor office and storage
Unit 11
• 39.2sq m (422sq ft)
• Ground floor workshop
Unit 12
• 20.8sq m (224sq ft)
• Ground floor workshop
SERVICES:
Mains water, electricity and drainage are connected to both the farm yard and traditional farmyard
LOTTING:
Bosleake Farm is being made available to purchase in three lots
Lot 1: Traditional Farmyard
Lot 2: Farm Buildings
Lot 3: Farmland
Interested parties are free to offer on the whole or on individual lots.
AGENT'S COMMENTS:
The traditional farm buildings may be suitable for further conversion or change of use subject to obtaining the necessary planning consents.
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- Use class
- E
- Listed building
- No
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Bosleake Farm, Bosleake Row, Carn Brea, Cornwall
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