Property Details: • Type: Land • Tenure: FREEHOLD • Floor Area: N/A

Key Features: • Barn & Paddock, fully enclosed with easy vehicle access and river frontage apprx. 1.3 acres • Detached wooden barn measuring internally approx. 530 square feet or 50 square metres • Intenrally the barn has a drop down ladder to a mezzanine level, power and water • Steel shipping container measuring internally approx. 155 square feet or 14.5 sqaure metres • Forecourt hard standing immeidately to the front of the barn and container • A tractor, the majority of the contents of the barn and container will be included in the sale • All enquiries relating to change of use or residentuial permission must be directed to an architect or BANES planning department, not ourselves

Location: • Nearest Station: Oldfield Park Station • Distance to Station: 5.325985788615523 miles

Agent Information: • Address: Unit 1, Radstock Road, Midsomer Norton, Radstock, BA3 2AA

Full Description: "Detached wooden barn with mains power & water, shipping container, approx 1.3 acres of land benefitting from easy vehicular access and enjoying a charming river frontage". The Barn measures approximately 530 square feet or 50 square metres internally with mezzanine. There is a log burner installed (not certificated) and a drop down steps rising up to the mezzanine. The barn has mains electricity and water. The majority of the contents of the barn and container will be included in the sale. Approached directly from Bridge Place Road via a five bar metal gate, a gradient approach leads to a hard stand forecourt immediately to the front of the barn. A grassed meadow stretches for approximately 220 metres or 730 feet, bordered on its Northern boundary by an embankment rising to a country lane and on its Southern boundary by the Cam Brook. To the rear of the barn is a connect open store housing a tractor which will be included in the sale. AGENTS NOTE: As the sellers agent we have no knowledge at to whether residential planning permission would be feasible, and all enquiries relating to this would need to be directed to an architect or BANES planning department, not ourselves, in our opinion this is unlikely.