An interesting restoration opportunity has arisen in the East Shropshire countryside with the sale of the traditional farm buildings at Adeney Manor Farm near Newport, which are on the market with Berrys with a guide price of £550,000.
The courtyard range of farm buildings, extending to approximately 13,231 sq feet (1,230 sq metres), is being sold with detailed planning consent for conversion into five residential dwellings with garaging, parking and gardens.
“The buildings are located in a quiet location just three miles from Newport and will provide an attractive residential development of dwellings with extensive views across open countryside,” said Chris Jones who is handling the sale for Berrys at Shrewsbury.
“The site is close to the popular villages of Tibberton and Edgmond, which offer the facilities of primary schools, shops, post office and public houses, while excellent secondary school provision is offered at Newport. Harper Adams University College is also just down the road.”
The traditional red brick farm buildings have been redundant for a number of years and the proposed conversion scheme will create four three-bedroomed dwellings and one four-bedroomed dwelling, each with gardens and garaging.
“Farm building such as these at Adeney Manor Farm have the charm of a period property yet they can be renovated using the latest building materials and technology to provide comfortable and versatile homes that will be economical to run and kind to the environment,” Chris added.
Further details are available from the selling agent, Berrys, on 01743 271697, email shrewsbury@berrybros.com or download the full particulars at www.berrybros.com
