Hall Farm (House, Buildings and Land), Twyford

This Grade II listed barn conversation is delightfully situated close to the river Trent and is accompanied by an extensive range of traditional brick and modern outbuildings along with pastureland extending to a total of 11.12 acres.

Summary - This Grade II listed barn conversation is delightfully situated close to the river Trent and is accompanied by an extensive range of traditional brick and modern outbuildings along with pastureland extending to a total of 11.12 acres (and a further approximate 8.39 acres of land available by separate negotiation).

The barn conversion/homestead has planning consent granted for a substantial single storey extension (which expires in October 2026).

The vast range of outbuildings are particular feature with many of the buildings already have planning consent to convert although they also offer potential for a multitude of uses for hobby and leisure interests.

Conveniently located along a private drive at the edge of the sought after hamlet of Twyford: Hall Farm has excellent access to local link roads whilst nestling delightfully beside the river Trent.

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Accommodation - The homestead is a Grade II listed barn conversion, converted in around 2005 and although perfectly habitable, would now benefit from some upgrading. Planning consent has been obtained for a substantial single storey extension and information relating to this can be found on the South Derbyshire District Council planning portal using reference; DMPA/2023/1091. It should be noted that this consent expires in October 2026.

The current everyday access is to the rear of the property into the Entrance Lobby and the Boot Room which provides access to a ground floor Cloakroom and attached Garage along with the Breakfast Kitchen. This is fitted with a range of matching wall, drawer and base units plus feature oil fired ’Alpha’ having dual hotplate. Accessed from the Kitchen is a useful Pantry/Utility Room and internal door into the Hallway providing access to the Dining Room and Lounge which provide spacious and versatile reception space. The former indoor swimming pool room is also accessed from the Hallway, although the pool isn't currently in working order this provides a superb space for leisure use.

Stairs lead from the Hallway to the first floor landing which provides access to all first floor bedrooms. The bedrooms are well proportioned with a family Bathroom and ensuite bathroom off the master bedroom.

Gardens And Ground - The property is accessed from Twyford Road via a long private driveway which leads to the traditional farmyard and hardstanding for the property either outside the attached Garage, or alternatively the open front car port which is situated on the opposite side of the private access drive.

The formal gardens to the property are on the west side, providing an ideal position to enjoy the evening sun setting across the neighbouring river Trent. The garden has over grown a little in recent years but as is illustrated from the historic photographs it has the potential to provide a lovely spacious and attractive garden area with patio seating, predominantly laid to lawn with attractive matured shrub and flower borders. To the rear of the garden is a pedestrian path which leads out onto the lane leading to the Church.

Buildings - There is an extensive range of buildings, both traditional and modern, these offer potential for a range of uses and already have planning consent to convert to residential units if preferred. There are a range of traditional barns attached to the rear of the property which could provide useful storage or stabling, with a further traditional barn on the opposite side of the yard which could perhaps be used for a similar purpose. To the rear of this traditional building is a modern agricultural building which is set within this delightful walled garden area with high left stone wall and feature turret.

To the East of the traditional barns are two large modern steel framed agricultural sheds. These are attached to each other but accessed independently via vehicular access doors. These sheds provide a vast space to accommodate many different uses but in recent times have been used as hay storage, livestock shelter and housing of agricultural vehicles.

Land - The land is predominantly level pasture and is idyllically situated next to the River Trent. It has been used for mowing and grazing in recent years and is conveniently divided into three paddocks, which all have gated connecting access and can be accessed either through the farm yard or via the private access drive. The site in total extends to some 11.12 acres.

It should be noted that a further 8.39 acres approximately could be purchase by separate negotiation.

General Information -

Services - Main Homestead - Mains water and electricity are connected. Oil fired central heating, private drainage.

Tenure And Possesion - The property is sold Freehold with vacant possession.

Rights Of Way, Wayleaves And Easements - The property is sold subject to and with the benefit of all rights of way, easements and wayleaves whether or not defined in these particulars. It is understood the flood route for some of the residents of Ferry Lane has been redirected to use the access drive only when Ferry Lane is impassable due to flooding.

The vendors reserve the right to grant a right of way at the top of the drive to provide agricultural access to the northern most fields called Oak Flat which is by the roadside.

Fixtures And Fittings - Only those fixtures and fittings referred to in the sale particulars are included in the purchase price.  Bagshaws have not tested any equipment, fixtures, fittings or services and no guarantee is given that they are in good working order.

Flood Risk Report Available - Those concerned about the potential flood risk from the nearby River Trent will be content to have sight of the flood risk report which was prepared at the time of the planning consent and confirms a minimal risk from flooding on the development.

Local Authority And Council Tax Band - South Derbyshire District Council
Council Tax Band - E

Planning Information - Ground floor extension to the farmhouse - DMPA/2023/1091
It should be noted there is also planning consent granted to convert the barns into residential dwellings. Further details available from the agent.

Energy Performance Certificate - House - Rating ‘D’

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Viewings - Strictly by appointment through the Ashbourne Office of Bagshaw's as sole agents on or e-mail: .

Broadband Connectivity - It is understood that broadband has not been connected to this property. We recommend that prospective purchasers consult to obtain an estimated broadband speed for the area.

Mobile Network Coverage - Owing to the property's location, mobile network coverage may be limited. Prospective purchasers are advised to consult the website of Ofcom ( to obtain an estimate of the signal strength for this area.

Agents Notes - Bagshaws LLP have made every reasonable effort to ensure these details offer an accurate and fair description of the property. The particulars are produced in good faith, for guidance only and do not constitute or form an offer or part of the contract for sale. Bagshaws LLP and their employees are not authorised to give any warranties or representations in relation to the sale and give notice that all plans, measurements, distances, areas and any other details referred to are approximate and based on information available at the time of printing.