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Stonton Road Church Langton, Market Harborough Offers in the Region Of £695,000

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An exciting opportunity for conversion and development of agricultural buildings in the heart of Church Langton to create three characterful two-storey dwellings.

A range of two-storey barns and outbuildings listed Grade II, of red brick under slate roof set around a traditional cobbled courtyard enclosed by a red brick boundary wall. In all, the site extends to just over 0.5 acres including the gardens to the rear.

Planning permission was granted in 2021, since lapsed and currently in the process of being applied for again by the current owners.

APPLICATION NO. 21/02033/FUL

Conversion of agricultural buildings to three dwellings, including demolition of existing sheep and horse timber stables, erection of a timber clad single storey front extension with glazed link, associated landscaping and parking, Leadclune Court, Stonton Road, Church Langton, Leicestershire.

APPLICATION NO. 21/02034/LBC

Conversion of agricultural buildings to three dwellings including demolition of existing sheep and horse timber stables, erection of a timber clad single storey front extension and glazed link, internal and external alterations including installation of new fenestration and openings, infilling of some openings, removal of timber trusses to accommodate a first-floor area, Leadclune Court, Stonton Road, Church Langton, Leicestershire.

PROPOSED LAYOUT

Unit 1: 131m2 / 1,410 sq.ft Unit 2: 160m2 / 1,722 sq.ft Unit 3: 154m2 / 1,658 sq.ft Total: 445m2 / 4,790 sq.ft

METHOD OF SALE

The site is being offered for sale by private treaty and is sold subject to and with the benefit of all existing wayleaves, easements, quasi-easements and rights of way, whether or not mentioned in these particulars.

VIEWINGS

By prior appointment and prospective purchasers are advised to wear suitable footwear and to take great care when accessing and inspecting the site. Parties visiting and inspecting the site do so at their own risk.