Properties For Sale by Will Barker & Co Limited, Lincolnshire

Brook Hill House is a 5 bedroom house with periodic features, with two paddocks, formers grooms accomodation and stables with an outdoor arena to the rear. No onwards chain.

Detached bungalow set in 6.5 acres with impressive landscaping, outbuildings and equestrian facilities.

9 Plot residential development site located on the edge of Hogsthorpe, Skegness

An individual detached three-bedroom bungalow set within approximately 2.33 acres (0.94ha) Offering spacious accommodation, stores, outbuildings and Grade 1 land currently laid to grass, providing potential for a variety of lifestyle and hobby uses. Weekend viewings available.

Redevelopment site with Class Q planning permissions for 7 x barn conversions located on the A17 at Wigtoft. The vendors have established the principle of redevelopment. They welcome an experienced developer to improve on the current Class Q conversion permissions, with a bespoke fall...

Small development site with the benefit of permission for 3 x building plots, extending to 0.68acres. In the village of Quarrington, being close to the town of Sleaford.

Agricultural buildings granted permission for the erection of two new build “Barn Style” plots. The plots are available for sale as a whole or in two lots.

Will Barker & Co are excited to offer the opportunity to purchase a pair of sizeable building plots situated in a rural setting, surrounded by open countryside. The current agricultural buildings were originally granted a class Q permission for residential conversion and the permission was re...

Will Barker & Co are excited to offer the opportunity to purchase a pair of sizeable building plots situated in a rural setting, surrounded by open countryside. The current agricultural buildings were originally granted a class Q permission for residential conversion and the permission was re...

4.33ha (10.71 acres) of grassland in Timberland

The Cut is part of the original navigation system on the River Slea, the remaining section of the Cut has been built over leaving this small stretch from Carre Street to the River Slea. In 1975 the Cut was developed into a water garden.