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This property was originally purchased for renovation to a very high specification which has already commenced. The planning approval allows for the restoration and conversion of 2 barns which are to be maintained as one property. Restoration has been completed to an advanced stage structurally on the larger barn. There is also a sizable piece of land included (3.5 acres) which protects the view from the property and extends from the barns into the valley containing a river, which is the home of salmon, otters and an abundance of wildlife. The breathtaking view and the privacy it affords the barns is considered by visitors as the property's most valuable asset. Due to serious illness the couple who have been undertaking this renovation find themselves unable to complete their dream in the timescales they originally envisaged. They felt whilst there is still an opportunity to make personal choices as to the direction of various decisions associated with further renovation they would sell the property as it currently stands. This will enable a new buyer to put their own stamp on those choices. The price also includes materials (oak, granite, slates etc) which have already been purchased and not yet used. Some equipment purchased to assist in the renovation is also included in the price. A full inventory is being compiled for the purposes of the sale. Building Regulations have been obtained on the work undertaken and a structural inspection report (dated April 2009) is available to endorse this. The report details that the work is of a very high standard and the construction is considered structurally sound. This is truly an idyllic opportunity in the county recently researched as the place most people want to live. Indications thus far suggests early interest is potentially advisable. A pdf brochure containing some additional details and images is availabe from the seller if you wish to contact them through this site.

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