Contact: Mark Carroll, mark.carroll@berrybros.com or 01536 532376

Property Description:

215 BATH ROAD, KETTERING, NN16 9NB

House and Building Plot  For Sale

A Victorian, end of terrace house, requiring updating with planning consent to extend at the side and above the garage.  In addition, there is planning consent for a two bedroom bungalow in the rear garden.

For sale by private treaty, freehold with vacant possession upon completion.

Location

The property occupies a large corner plot on Bath Road, close to Kettering town centre, with good shopping and leisure facilities. Kettering benefits from excellent transport links via the A14 and the mainline railway station to London St Pancras (approximate journey time 55 minutes).

Property

A spacious and traditional three bedroom, end of terrace house, requiring updating throughout.

The accommodation comprises: -

• Entrance Hall
• Sitting Room  (4m x 3.5m)  (13’ 1” x 11’ 5”)
• Living Room  (4.1m x 3.8m)  (13’ 5” x 12’ 5”)
• Dining Room  (3.4m x 2.5m)  (11’ 1” x 8’ 2”)
• Kitchen  (3.8m x 2.5m)  (12’ 5” x 8’ 2”)
• Bedroom 1  (3.5m x 3.7m)  (11’ 5” x 12’ 1”)
• Bedroom 2  (3.5m x 2.8m)  (11’ 5” x 9’ 2”)
• Bedroom 3  (2.5 m x 1.8m)  (8’ 2” x 5’ 10”)
• Workshop  (3.9m x 2.8m)  (12’ 9” x  9’ 2”)
• Basement  (3.9m x 3.8m)  (12’ 9” x 12’ 5”)

The house retains a wealth of original features.

Services

All main services are connected to the site.

The Building Plot

The local authority has given planning permission to the site for the erection of a detached bungalow with a gross internal area of 92.8m² (998.89 ft²).

The accommodation comprises: -

• Entrance Hall
• Living Room/Dining Room
• Kitchen
• Two Bedrooms
• Bathroom/WC
• Single Garage

The approval was consented in December 2011, under reference number KET/2011/0654.

Link to Kettering Borough Council planning details:

http://www.kettering.gov.uk/site/scripts/planning_details.php?id=100204

Local Authority

Kettering Borough Council
Municipal Offices
Bowling Green Road
Kettering
NN15 7QX

01536 410333

www.kettering.gov.uk 

Method of Sale

The freehold of the property is to be sold by private treaty with vacant possession.

Viewing

Viewing is strictly by appointment with Berrys.

EPC

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Contact: Andrew Tompson, andrew.tompson@berrybros.com or 01327 356140

Location 32 Ashby Road, Tove Valley Business Park, Towcester.

Property Description:

Ground floor office suite comprising 72.5 square metres in new business park development.

For more information, contact the Berrys Towcester office.

Contact: Andrew Tompson, andrew.tompson@berrybros.com or 01327 356140

Location Pury Hill Business Park, Towcester

Property Description:

Storage/production units on attractive business park approximately 3 miles south of Towcester.

For more information, contact the Berrys Towcester offce.

TO LET

Location: Elton, Cheshire

£450 PCM

Contact: Frances Buckley, frances.buckley@berrybros.com or 01606 49200

Property Description:

For more information, contact the Berrys Northwich office.

Contact: Andrew Tompson, andrew.tompson@berrybros.com or 01327 356140

Location: 22 Sheaf Street, Daventry, Northants NN11 4AB

Property Description:

First floor concession space in well regarded, town centre ladies fashion retailer.

For more information, contact the Berrys Towcester office.

Contact: Andrew Tompson, andrew.tompson@berrybros.com or 01327 356140

Location: 10 High Street, Winslow, Buckinghamshire

Property Description:

Well laid out office space in the centre of Winslow with a prominent and attractive frontage to High Street.

The premises comprise some 50.79 square metres of office space plus 19 square metres of cellar storage.

For more information, contact the Berrys Towcester office.

Property Description:

19 Park Walk, Brigstock,  Kettering, Northamptonshire, NN14 3HH

The Property

The Park Walk house was built approximately 17 years ago by the present owners in stone with a composite slate roof. The house occupies a prominent corner position with grounds extending to 0.32 of an acre. The house enjoys enviable views overlooking protected parkland and the conservation village to the Rockingham Forest.

The property offers excellent family accommodation with formal gardens offering privacy.

• Entrance Porch and Hall
• Cloakroom/WC
• Sitting Room
• Conservatory
• Study
• Dining Room
• Kitchen/Breakfast Room
• Rear Lobby
• Pantry
• Wine Store
• Utility Room
• Separate WC
• Master Bedroom with en-suite bathroom with separate shower cubicle, bidet, wash hand basin and toilet
• Bedroom 2  with en-suite with wash hand basin and  toilet
• Two further Bedrooms
• Bathroom/WC
• Double Garage

The Garden and Grounds

The house enjoys a corner position with gardens to the front, side and rear.  There is a stone dwarf wall to the front of the house. The rear garden is quite private, fully enclosed and is well stocked with a range of trees, shrubs and lawn areas   In addition, there is a gravel parking area leading to the attached double garage.  The lawn is drained and a well provides irrigation for the garden via a pump.

The Location

Brigstock is a very popular and historically interesting, East Northamptoshire village surrounded by countryside and situated almost midway between Oundle and Kettering. The village has a good range of facilities including shops, church, village hall, public houses, primary school and doctor’s surgery as well as walks and bridleways in the area.  The market town of Oundle provides further amenities and there are several well respected schools in the surrounding areas including Oundle, Stamford Uppingham, Oakham, Wellingborough and Kimbolton.

Brigstock benefits from good communication links with easy access to the A14 (A1/M1 link road) and there are mainline stations at Corby and Kettering providing services to London St Pancras with a journey time of about 60 mins from Kettering.

• Corby 6 miles (mainline station to London St Pancras (72 mins)
• Oundle 7½ miles
• Kettering 9 miles (mainline station to London St Pancras (60 mins)  and north to Leicester, Derby, Nottingham and Sheffield)
• Uppingham  16 miles
• Wellingborough  18 miles
• Kimbolton  18 miles
• Stamford 19 miles
• Oakham 21 miles
• Peterborough 23 miles
• Northampton 25 miles (mainline station to London Euston (60 mins)
• Cambridge 40 miles

                (distances and times are approximate)

Services

All mains services are connected.

Agents Notes

• The property benefits from under floor heating and radiators to the first floor,  a mains water conditioner and a central vacuum system.
• Wall and ceiling light fittings and carpets will remain.
• A well with mains pressure pump.

Local Authority

East Northamptonshire Council

Cedar Drive

Thrapston

Kettering

NN14 4LZ

01832 742000    www.east-northamptonshire.gov.uk

Council Tax   Band G

Tenure

The property is for sale freehold with vacant possession upon completion.

Viewing  Strictly by appointment with Berrys.

For more information, contact the Berrys Kettering office.

Guide Price: £8000

TO LET

Location: Marton, Macclesfield

Contact: Frances Buckley, frances.buckley@berrybros.com or 01606 49200

Offices at Messuage Farm, Marton, Macclesfield

For more information, contact the Berrys Kettering office.

Contact: Mark Carroll, mark.carroll@berrybros.com or 01536 532376

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Property Description:

For more information, contact the Berrys Kettering office.

£1200

LET, SUBJECT TO TENANCY

Location: Hordley, Near Ellesmere, Shropshire

Contact: Sarah Reece, sarah.reece@berrybros.com or 01743 271697

Property Description:

DESCRIPTION & SITUATION
Dandyford Farmhouse is a substantial period property, set in a rural location with views across open countryside, just 5 miles south of the town of Ellesmere. The farmhouse is set back off the roadway approached over a driveway and offers excellent family accommodation.

The property is close to the Cheshire and the Welsh borders with the county towns of Shrewsbury 14 miles and Chester 24 miles away offering a comprehensive range of schools, shopping and leisure facilities. Independent education is available locally at Ellesmere College, Packwood Haugh or Moreton School for Girls. Primary and secondary education are offered at Ellesmere and Baschurch.

DIRECTIONS
From Ellesmere proceed south towards Tetchill, passing though the village and on towards Hordley. Pass through Hordley towards Lower Hordley and Dandyford Farmhouse can be found on the left hand side after approximately half a mile.

ACCOMMODATION
Dandyford Farmhouse offers spacious family accommodation with oil-fired central heating and carpets throughout.  The accommodation briefly comprises:

Ground Floor
Part glazed entrance door to:

Entrance
Hall With staircase leading off and access to the Cellar and:

Cloakroom with w.c., wash hand basin and shower cubicle.

Drawing Room
(5.38m x 3.97m) With bay window overlooking the front garden, brick fireplace, fitted cupboards to either side of the chimney breast and radiator.
Door to rear staircase.

Living Room
(4.66m x 4.64m) With oak floor, fireplace with tiled surround and hearth, arches to either side of chimney breast, window to side and radiator.

Kitchen/Breakfast Room
(4.89m x 4.06m) With Nobel range cooker set in inglenook fireplace, range of fitted base and wall units, bay window overlooking front
gardens, quarry tiled floor and stripped beams to ceiling. Door from Kitchen to rear courtyard. Double doors leading to:

Dining Room (4.77m x 4.46m max) With attractive inglenook fireplace with oak beam over, bricked chimney flue and Charmwood wood burning stove, slate hearth, radiator and
central oak beam to ceiling. French doors leading onto the raised seating area at the front. Door leading to:

Utility Room
(5.62m x 3.77m) With fitted wall and base unit, sink, plumbing for washing machine, radiator, quarry tiled floor. Door to rear Courtyard and to side of house.

First Floor

Staircase rising from entrance hall to open galleried land area leading to:

Bedroom 1 (5.39m x 4.58m)

Double aspect room with central beam to ceiling, radiator, en-suite shower room with shower, w.c. and wash hand basin.

Bedroom 2 (4.68m x 3.40m)

With oak floor, radiator and central beam to ceiling.

Bedroom 3
(4.34m x 2.71m) With window to the rear and radiator.

Family Bathroom
(3.03m x 2.76m) With, panelled bath, w.c., wash hand basin, pull cord light switch, radiator and fitted cupboard housing hot water cylinder.

Bedroom 4
(4.81m x 4.24m) With attractive open fireplace, window to front and side, radiator and door leading to dressing/storage room (5.71m x 1.83m).

Outside
Rear door from Kitchen to courtyard area with outbuilding housing oil fired central heating boiler and enclosed lawn area beyond the courtyard. Dandyford Farm benefits from an attractive
south-facing garden bordered by a Ha Ha wall with lawned areas to the front and side. To the rear of the property there is an additional garden area
suitable for growing vegetables. Ample parking is available to the side of the property with an open carport for parking/storage.

SERVICES

The property benefits from mains water and electricity. Drainage is to a private system for which the landlord is responsible for emptying.

COUNCIL TAX
Shropshire Council Band E, amount payable 2011/12 £1,780.87p.

TENANCY
The property is available on an Assured Shorthold Tenancy Agreement, the term of which is to be agreed.
The tenant will be responsible for the costs of processing the application and referencing in the sum of £190 inclusive of VAT.

RENT
£1,200 per calendar month.

DEPOSIT
£2,400 to be held by the Deposit Protection Service.

VIEWING
By appointment with the agents Berrys, tel: 01743 271697, email: shrewsbury@berrybros.com

For more information, contact the Berrys Shrewsbury office.

Contact: Mark Carroll, mark.carroll@berrybros.com or 01536 532376

Glebe House, Maidwell, Northamptonshire NN6 9JF

Glebe House was built by the present owners in 1988, of  local stone with a slate roof.  The house is close to Maidwell church and village school but stands back very privately from the lane that leads to Draughton.

The garden, grounds and paddock extend to about 2.7 acres. At the front is a substantial detached brick built workshop and garage building with consent to use as further residential accommodation, if required.

The house has spacious family accommodation: -

The Garden and Grounds

The approach to the house from the village lane is through an attractive stone front wall.  The Workshop/Garage building sits at the front of the house and there is ample parking for numerous vehicles in an attractive courtyard area. The gardens extend to approximately 0.4 of an acre with panoramic views across open countryside, extensive terraces and lawn areas. A single wrought iron gate leads to the 2.3 acre paddock. The paddock also has separate vehicular access to Draughton Road via a field gate at the edge of the village.

The Location

Maidwell is a very popular village set in pretty rolling countryside almost midway between Northampton and Market Harborough. The village has a primary school, church, garage, public house and is home to the well regarded preparatory school of Maidwell Hall. The local shopping towns of Market Harborough and Kettering also have secondary schools and mainline stations with good services to London St Pancras. Private schools in the area include Pitsford School, the preparatory schools Spratton Hall and Maidwell Hall and the public schools at Rugby, Oundle, Uppingham and Oakham.

There is sailing and trout fishing at Hollowell and Pitsford reservoirs and golf courses at Harlestone, Church Brampton and Cold Ashby.

The Brampton Valley Way walking, cycling and horse riding route crosses the Draughton Road about half a mile from the property.

• Brixworth 4 miles
• Market Harborough 7 miles
• Northampton 10 miles
• Kettering 10 miles via the A14 M1/A1 link road

     (distances are approximate)

Directions

From Kettering take the main A14 M1/A1 link road and exit at junction 2 via the signs to Brixworth, Lamport and Maidwell. In Maidwell turn left into the Draughton Road and Glebe House is the third property on the right hand side after the church.

Services

All mains services are connected to the property.

Local Authority

Daventry District Council 01327 871100

Council Tax Band  G

Tenure Freehold

Viewing

Strictly by appointment with Berrys.

For more information, contact the Berrys Kettering office.

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Contact: Mark Carroll, mark.carroll@berrybros.com or 01536 532376  

RESTAURANT LEASE  ●  OUNDLE TOWN CENTRE  ●  PE8 4EJ

• 48 Cover Equipped Restaurant
• Converted 2008
• Bar  and Service Areas
• Character Property
• Fully Equipped
• 60 Cover Banquet Style
• Fully Fitted Kitchen
• Separate Storeroom
• Centre of Historic Market Town
• Flexible Lease Terms

Location 

Peterborough (13 miles), Stamford (15 miles), Kettering (18 miles) 

The restaurant is situated in the centre of the thriving historic market town of Oundle. 

Property 

Formally a Victorian Wesleyan Chapel, the first floor was converted in 2008, creating a fully fitted restaurant with bar.  Access is direct from West Street or Drummingwell Lane, with stairs and lift to the first floor. A historic building in the conservation market town that has been sensitively and completely refurbished with display frontage on the high street. 

First Floor 

Lobby 

A well lit hardwood boarded lobby area with coat hanging space and lift access. 

Restaurant  8.2 m x 10.7 m, 88 m² (950 ft²) 

A large well lit, open dining area with high vaulted ceiling, reception area, bar, service and space for up to 48 covers for restaurant, 60 covers for banquet sitting. 

Bar Area 

The bar area in the restaurant is fully fitted at one side of the restaurant room, including fridges and normal  bar fittings. 

Double swings doors lead to the: - 

Kitchen 5.1 m x 4.1 m, 21 m²  (225 ft²) 

A fully fitted kitchen with a preparation area, fridges, sinks, a comprehensive cooking area with grills, ovens and hob areas all running from electric and gas with complete air extractor system, central work area over warming ovens, a washing area set aside with washing machine, sinks and hosings. 

Cloakrooms 

The cloakrooms off the lobby consist of a fully equipped disabled WC, separate female and male WC’s, all fitted with wash handbasins, backsplash surrounds and WC.  Accessed from the male cloakroom is a store cupboard. 

Off the lobby is the lift entrance and stairs leading to the second floor. 

Plant Room/Storeroom 5.4 m x 3.95 m, 21 m² (225 ft²) 

Off the second floor landing is the store/plant room containing the air-conditioning, water heater, gas boiler and air extraction systems for the kitchen and shelved storeroom. 

Outside 

An impressive façade with  stepped access and signage on West Street and also access off Drummingwell Lane foot passage. 

Premises License  E/08/72457 

The restaurant is licensed for the activities of live music, recorded music and sale of alcohol .  Full premises licence summary is available from the Agents. 

Energy Performance Certificate – EPC 

Awaiting Completion 

Business Rates 

RV       £10,000 

DVO Reference          97219 

Local Authorities 

Oundle Town Council, The Courthouse,  Mill Road, Oundle, Peterborough PE8 4BW 

01832 272055                  www.oundle.gov.uk 

East Northamptonshire Council, Cedar Drive, Thrapston, Kettering  NN14 4LZ 

01832 742000 www.east-northamptonshire.gov.uk 

Stock 

The Restaurant was closed on 6 November 2011.  

Inventories will be provided for: - 

1. Bar Stock and Stocktake 

2. Furniture and Furnishings 

3. Kitchen Equipment 

Tenure 

Leasehold.  The restaurant is available on an internal repairing lease for a term of up to 10 years and is ready for immediate occupation.

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Contact: Andrew Tompson, andrew.tompson@berrybros.com or 01327 356140

17 White Horse Yard, Towcester, NN12 6BU

 
Property Description:

For more information, contact the Berrys Towcester office.

For more information, contact the Berrys Kettering office.

Contact: gary conaghan, gary.conaghan@berrybros.com or 01536 412464

Location:

Coach House, Lodge Farm, Orlingbury Road, Isham, Kettering, NN14 1HW

Property Description:

The Coach House in an exclusive 2 bedroom family home in a sought-after area with views of open countryside. This detached stone barn conversion has been converted to a high standard and provides modern comfortable living.

The property offers a large open plan living/dining room leading to a fully fitted oak kitchen with granite worktops.

Each bedroom has its own very spacious en-suite.

Stables and 6 acre paddock may be available by separate negotiation.

Viewing highly recommended.

For more information, contact Berrys’ Kettering office.

Contact: Mark Carroll, mark.carroll@berrybros.com or 01536 532376 

Location: Finedon Street, Burton Latimer, Kettering NN15 5SA 

Property Description:

A Former Working Men’s Club with development potential, subject to Planning, on a site of 0.34 acres

The property is presented for sale by private treaty

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Location

Kettering (4 miles), Wellingborough (6 miles) Northampton (18 miles)

The site is located within an established residential area of Burton Latimer, on Finedon Street, and is a short walk from Burton Latimer’s town centre.

Burton Latimer is located close to Junction 10 of the A14 (A1 – M1 link road), 4 miles from Kettering, which benefits from a mainline railway station to London St Pancras International (approx 55 minutes). The area also benefits from an excellent public transport service.

Burton Latimer is a fast-growing town with a busy centre and a range of major employers, including Weetabix, Alumasc and Morrison’s. There are two primary schools, a library and a variety of restaurants, take-aways, shops, and a supermarket in the High Street.

The Property

The property is a two storey rendered brick property with concrete tile roof, and single storey extensions to the side and rear of the property.

The property comprises the following:

Ground Floor
Entrance Hall, with stairs up to first floor, and doorways through to:

Bar and Function Room (18.7m x 10.7m) with stairs down to cellar, and doorway through to emergency exit and WC’s

Games Room (4.8m x 7.7m) and Skittle Ally (2.73m x 7.6m)

From Games Room, hallway through to boiler room (3m x 3.3m) and second doorway through to bar area.

Secondary Entrance with Hallway and stairs up to:

First Floor Flat
Kitchen (2.6m x 3.6m)

Sitting Room (3.7m x 3.8m)

Master Bedroom (3.8m x 3.8m)

Bathroom (1.7m x 2.6m)

Bedroom 2 (3.9m x 2.6m)

From Front Entrance
Stairs up to Committee Room (4.6m x 6.5m) and adjoining office room (4.6m x 2.4m)

Outside

Rear Yard area with brick shed, and car park extending to 0.164 acres.

Services

All mains services are believed to be to the property

Planning

The property sits within the conservation area of Burton Latimer. The property has been used as a social club, and therefore we believe is classed as having an A4 use under the use classes order. The site does have re-development potential, subject to gaining the necessary planning consents.

Local Authority

Kettering Borough Council, Municipal Offices,  Bowling Green Road, Kettering NN15 7QX

Telephone: 01536 410 333

Online: www.kettering.gov.uk

Directions

At the roundabout of junction 10 of the A14, take the 3rd exit on to Kettering Road heading to Burton Latimer. Go through 1 roundabout. Continue onto High Street for 0.3 miles. Take a slight right at Finedon Road and then take the 2nd right on to Finedon Street. The property will be on the right after 120m.

Viewing

Strictly by appointment with the agents

For more information, contact the Berrys Kettering office.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Contact: Graham Bowcock (graham.bowcock@berrybros.com or 01606 49200)

An interesting block of predominantly Grade 2 agricultural land, extending to approximately 48 acres, together with a general purpose agricultural building (under construction).

Berrys are delighted to offer to let this interesting and attractive piece of amenity or commercial land.  This land provides an excellent opportunity for local farmers to rent a sizeable portion of land in a desirable location close to the motorway network.  The land is suitable for all livestock grazing and grass conservation.  Equestrian users will be considered.

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DIRECTIONS

From Junction 11 of the M56 take the A56 towards Warrington. After passing the turning for Daresbury village take the next turn on the right hand side, Park Lane, and follow this road past Appleton reservoir.  After passing the entrance to Hurst Farm take the next track to the right (marked Private) and follow it to the T junction.  The land is to the front and right hand side at this point.

GRID REFERENCE

SJ607839

POSTCODE OF ADJACENT PROPERTY

WA4 5LF

VIEWING

By arrangement with the sole letting agents, Berrys (01606 49200).

RIGHTS OF WAY, EASEMENTS AND COVENANTS

The property is let subject to any rights of way, easements and all outgoings, whether mentioned in these particulars or not.  Part of the access track is used by others.

BOUNDARIES, ROADS & FENCES

Field boundaries consist of post and wire fences and hedgerows.  The tenants will be responsible for ensuring boundaries are stock proof.

SINGLE PAYMENT SCHEME ENTITLEMENTS

No entitlements are included in this letting.

SERVICES

It is understood that the land has a mains water supply on its own meter.

SPORTING RIGHTS

The sporting rights are in hand and will pass with the freehold, subject to third party rights in respect of shooting.  The landlord reserves the right to let the shooting.

METHOD OF LETTING

The land is offered to let by informal tender.  Interested parties need to complete the application form enclosed with the particulars and return to Berrys prior to 12 noon on 20th January 2012.

TENANCY

It is intended to let the land by way of a 10 year Farm Business Tenancy agreement with rent reviews at three yearly intervals.  In the event that an FBT is not appropriate the successful tenant will pay the costs of alternative documentation.

BUILDINGS

The owner is currently erecting a general purpose agricultural building on site.  There is planning consent for a second building whcih the owner would be prepared to erect subject to negotiation with the successful tenant.

LOCAL AUTHORITIES

Warrington Borough Council, Town Hall, Warrington, WA1 1UH.

IMPORTANT NOTICE

These particulars are issued on the strict understanding that all negotiations are conducted through the agents, Berrys.  The property is offered to let by informal tender subject to it still being available at the time of enquiry and no responsibility can be accepted for any loss or expense incurred in viewing.  The Agents for themselves and the owner of the property whose Agents they are give notice that:
1. These particulars do not constitute any part of an offer or contract

2. All statements contained in these particulars as to this property are made without responsibility on the part of the Agents or the Vendor.

3. None of the statements contained in these sale particulars as to the property are to be relied upon as statements or representations of fact.

4. Any intending tenant must satisfy himself/herself by inspection or otherwise as to the correctness of each of these statements or areas given in these particulars.

5. The owner does not make or give and neither do the Agents nor any person in their employment have any authority to make or give any representations or warranty whatsoever in relation to the property.    Berrys ref: NA9022

Contact  Joanna Smith on 01536 532393 or joanna.smith@berrybros.com

Rockingham Road, Cottingham, Market Harborough LE16 8XS

Location

Corby (3 miles), Market Harborough (8 miles), Kettering (8 miles)

Cottingham is an attractive rural village located close to the Northamptonshire/ Leicestershire border, between the towns of Corby and Market Harborough.

The Property

The property benefits from fantastic views over the Welland Valley and extends in total to approximately 10.5 acres, including the following facilities:

Stables and Yard

The Stable yard provides a range of 4 attractive stone under tile stables on a brick and concrete base, each measuring 3.7m x 3.7m.

There is also a range of timber framed and steel sheet clad barns and a fenced exercise arena of 15m x 20m.

Land

The grazing land is split into four enclosures fenced with post and rails between, with mature hedge boundaries, where the property borders the neighbouring land. The land is attractive, free draining, and is located on a north west facing slope with fantastic views over the Welland Valley.

Access

Access is provided directly off Rockingham Road.

Services

The property benefits from mains electricity and mains water.

Wayleaves, Easements and Rights of Way

The property is sold subject to any wayleaves, easements and rights of way whether specifically mentioned or not. No public footpaths cross the property.

Tenure, Possession & Boundaries

The land is offered freehold for sale with vacant possession upon completion.

Equestrian Facilities

The local area is very popular with equestrian enthusiasts, with a number of bridleways and quiet country lanes in which to exercise horses.

Local Authority

Corby Borough Council, Grosvenor House

George St, Corby, Northants, NN17 1QB Tel: 01536 464000

Web: www.corby.gov.uk

Directions

From Cottingham, take the Rockingham Road towards Rockingham. The property will be on the left, 150m after the last houses on leaving the village.

Viewing

Strictly by appointment with the agent. The entrance gates are locked at all times.

Contact: Mark Carroll, mark.carroll@berrybros.com or 01536 532376

ROTHWELL GRANGE FARMHOUSE AND OUTBUILDINGS

ROTHWELL ROAD ● KETTERING ● NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ● NN16 8XF

Prime Development Site of 2.29 acres

A unique opportunity to acquire a Georgian Farmhouse and Outbuildings.

The site prominently located on the north side of the A14 with full access.

The main house offers spacious three storey accommodation including:

•4/5 Bedrooms • Kitchen / Breakfast Room • Dining Room • Sitting Room •Garaging/Storage.

The outbuildings are suitable for conversion to residential or commercial use, subject to planning consent.

Location

Rothwell Grange Farmhouse lies just off the A14 (A1/M1 Link Road), halfway between Kettering and Rothwell and backs onto open countryside at the rear.

Situated within 2 miles of Kettering, the farmhouse is in an excellent position for commuting with the A1/M1 link greatly improving communications within the area.  Kettering also provides a good shopping and commercial centre together with a mainline railway station to London St Pancras International in approximately 55 minutes.

Leisure facilities are available at Wicksteed Park, Kettering and at the new leisure park recently opened in Kettering. Coarse fishing is available at Cransley Reservoir and trout fishing at the Eyebrook Reservoir.  Water sport facilities can be found at Pitsford Reservoir and Rutland Water, 8 and 19 miles away respectively.

There are numerous schools in the general locality catering for all age groups.

Directions

From Kettering proceed in a north westerly direction along the A14 towards Market Harborough.  Continue along the road for approximately 2 miles and take the slip road signposted to Rothwell Grange.  Continue along the underpass and then bear left to Rothwell Grange Farmhouse.

Description

Rothwell Grange Farmhouse is a 3 storey mainly Georgian farmhouse, part of which dates from 1650.  Constructed of stone with a tile roof, the property is characteristic of its period with exposed beams throughout and sash windows in most rooms.  The house has gardens to the front and rear together with an adjoining outbuilding suitable for garaging/storage.  To the side of the farmhouse is a 1.26 acre paddock.  In addition, there is a detached stone and brick outbuilding to the courtyard.

The accommodation with approximate measurements comprises: -

Ground Floor

Reception Room (20’1” x 15’5”): Open fireplace with stone and oak surround. Beamed ceiling. Stairs to Dressing Room / Bedroom 5. Telephone point. 2 radiators. Wall light points.

Dining Room (15’5” x 15’0”): Open fireplace with stone surround and display shelving to either side. Beamed ceiling. Picture rail. Double radiator, Door to Rear Hall. Further door to the Sitting Room.

Sitting Room (25’0” max x 15’5”): South facing French windows. Open stone fireplace with display shelving to either side. 2 double radiators. Stairs to first floor. Telephone point.

Kitchen / Breakfast Room (23’0” x 9’11”):  North Facing. Overlooking rear gardens. Fully fitted kitchen including Bocage oak units with extensive ceramic tiling; ceramic tiled floor; stainless steel double sink unit with tiled splash back and Neff electric oven with inset electric hob. Single radiator. Wilson wall frame paraffin boiler. Inset cupboard housing hot water cylinder. Built-in  shelved cupboard. Plumbing for washing machine and dishwasher. Extensive shelving. Exposed truss.

Rear Lobby: Door to rear garden and patio.

Store Cupboard

Shower Room (9’1” x 4’6”): Shower, wash basin and WC.

Study (12’8” x 12’8”): North and west facing windows. Double radiator. Exposed truss. Shelving.

First Floor

Landing: Radiator. Stairs leading to second floor.

Bedroom 2 (16’9” x 14’5”): North and south facing. Picture rail. Double radiator. Open fireplace with grate. Vanity unit comprising wash hand basin. Redring electric water heater. Exposed beam.

Master Bedroom (16’9” x 15’2”): North and south facing. Double radiator. Exposed beam.  Door though to ensuite bathroom.

Ensuite Bathroom (15’4” x 8’4”): Suite comprising bath with shower attachment and tinted Showerlux cabinet surrounding, low level WC and wash hand basin with cupboards below. Access to roof space. Mirror tiling with inset corner cupboard. Shelved airing cupboard. Coved ceiling. Ceiling spotlights. Door through to Dressing Room / Bedroom 5,

Dressing Room / Bedroom 5 (15’4” x 10’2” max):  South facing.  Inset shelved cupboard. Coved ceiling. Single radiator. Sliding door leading down to Reception Room.

Second Floor

Landing: Access to roof space.

Bedroom 3 (16’9” x 15’2”): South and north facing. Inset cupboard housing cold water tank. Coved ceiling. Vanity unit comprising wash hand basin. Redring electric water heater.

Bedroom 4 (16’9” x 14’6”): North and south views. Coved ceiling. Vanity unit comprising wash hand basin. Redring electric water heater.

WC (7’11” x 7’10”): South facing. Coved ceiling. Low level WC.

Externally

A driveway leads to the front of the house. The front gardens are laid to lawn with a selection of mature trees and shrubs. To the rear of the house there is an enclosed garden with a paved patio area and yard.

Attached Outbuilding:  A stone barn attached to the farmhouse with double doors to the rear suitable for use as garaging and storage.

Detached Outbuilding (3961 ft²): Part stone, part brick and slate two storey building.

Paddock(1.26 acres)   A 1.26 acre paddock which lies to the western side of the farmhouse. The paddock is well fenced and has the benefit of mains water.

Services

Mains water and electricity are connected to the property.  Central heating is by means of a paraffin boiler.  There is a septic tank in the field behind the farmhouse.

Viewing

Strictly by appointment through the sole agents.

Berrys
42 Headlands
Kettering
Northamptonshire
NN15 7HR

Telephone 01536 532376

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Meadow View, Dunnocksfold Road, Alsager, Cheshire

Contact: Stephen Locke, stephen.locke@berrybros.com or 01743 271697

Offers in the region of £354,000

Great Fernhill Farm, Gobowen, Oswestry, Shropshire

Building Plot / Development

Guide Price: £300, 000

Contact: Sarah Reece, sarah.reece@berrybros.com or 01743 271697

Property Description:

For more information, contact the Berrys Shrewsbury office.

SITUATION

Great Fernhill Farm is situated between the Shropshire villages of Gobowen and Whittington approximately 2 miles north east of the historic market town of Oswestry. The property is situated away from public roads yet is incredibly accessible to the larger towns and cities of Shrewsbury and Chester.

Gobowen is a large village with a population of approximately 4,000 people. The village has the benefit of a railway station on the Shrewsbury to Chester line, a range of shops, a doctors, a dentists, a primary school and is the home of the Robert Jones and Agnes Hunt Orthopaedic Hospital.

The nearby town of Oswestry offers a range of facilities including high street shopping, restaurants, supermarkets, sports facilities and further education at the North Shropshire College. Noted local educational establishments include Oswestry Grammar School, Moreton School for Girls, Packwood Haugh and Ellesmere College.

THE SITE

The residential development opportunity at Great Fernhill Farm comprises a courtyard range of grade II listed farm buildings dating back to the 17th century. The buildings are constructed of brick under slate roofs with timber frames and extend to approximately 10,190 square feet (947 square metres) in total. Detailed planning consent has been granted for the          residential conversion and listed building consent has been applied for and is under consideration by Shropshire Council.

The proposed scheme will create a unique residential community of three substantial dwellings with large private gardens, nestled amongst open countryside away from public roads. Units 1 & 2 will enjoy views over an adjacent lake. Details of the individual units are as follows: -

Dwelling Gross External Area

Unit 1 4 bedrooms 3,440 sq ft (319.7 sq m)

Unit 2 4 bedrooms 3,750 sq ft (348.5 sq m)

Unit 3 4 bedrooms 3,000 sq ft (278.8 sq m)

DIRECTIONS

From Oswestry proceed north east on the B5069 towards Gobowen. At the roundabout take the third exit towards the    Orthopaedic Hospital and continue along the road until reaching a cross roads. At the junction turn right onto the B5009 towards Whittington and the entrance to Great Fernhill Farm can be found on the left hand side after approximately 100 metres denoted by a Berrys for sale board. Proceed over the cattle grid onto the driveway, at the fork in the driveway keep left and continue along the drive to the buildings.

PLANNING CONSENT

Detailed Planning Permission (reference number 10/05268/FUL) for the conversion of the traditional agricultural buildings into three residential units, garage block and the provision of an access track was granted by Shropshire Council on 21st June 2011.

Condition 15 of the planning permission provides for improvements to the junction of the driveway and the B5009. The  purchaser will be required to make the necessary improvements to the access, which may need to be carried out on the Vendor’s retained land. Details of the improvements required are to be approved by the Vendor.

LISTED BUILDING CONSENT
Great Fernhill Farmhouse is listed therefore the traditional buildings are also listed as they are deemed to be within its    curtilage. A Listed Building Consent application (reference number 11/03866/LBC) was submitted to Shropshire Council on 26th August 2011 and is currently awaiting determination.

WAYLEAVES, EASEMENTS AND RIGHTS OF WAY
The Purchaser will be granted a right of access for residential purposes over the driveways shown coloured yellow on the attached plan. The Purchaser will be required to contribute 75% of the future maintenance costs of the driveways.
The property will be sold subject to and with the benefit of all wayleaves, easements and rights of way whether mentioned in these particulars or not.

RESTRICTIVE COVENANTS/BOUNDARIES

The development will be limited to a maximum of three dwellings.

The Purchaser will be responsible for the creation of all external boundaries, where applicable, the exact specification and timescale to be agreed.

The Purchaser will be required to construct a brick wall to the rear of the farmhouse, the exact specification and timescale to be agreed.

The Purchaser will be responsible for the removal of the modern agricultural buildings from the site in accordance with the approved plans, unless previously removed by the Vendor.

The Purchaser will be responsible for satisfying and discharging all planning conditions contained in the planning permission reference number 10/05268/FUL.

TENURE AND POSSESSION

The property is Freehold and is being offered for sale with vacant possession on completion.

VIEWING

By appointment with the selling agents Berrys, Willow House East, Shrewsbury Business Park, Shrewsbury, Shropshire, SY2 6LG. Telephone 01743 271697. Email: shrewsbury@berrybros.com

METHOD OF SALE

The Traditional Buildings at Great Fernhill Farm are offered for sale by Private Treaty.

INFORMATION PACK

A property information pack containing copies of the planning consent and proposed drawings together with the historic building assessment, planning statement, design and access statement, limited building survey and ecological survey which were prepared for planning purposes are available from the Selling Agents at a cost of £15. Cheques should be made payable to “Berrys”.

LOCAL AUTHORITIES

Shropshire Council

Shirehall, Abbey Foregate,

Shrewsbury, Shropshire, SY2 6ND

Tel: 0345 678 9000

Severn Trent Water Limited

PO Box 5310, Coventry, CV3 9FJ                                                                 Tel: 0800 707 6600

The Environment Agency

Hafren House, Welshpool Road, Shrewsbury, Shropshire, SY2 8BB               Tel: 01743 272828

Eon Herald Way

Pegasus Business Park, Castle

Donington, DE74 2TU                                                   Tel: 08457 353637

Contact: Sarah Reece, sarah.reece@berrybros.com or 01743 271697

Plascerrig, Llanymynech, Powys, SY22 6LQ

Plas Cerrig comprises a very attractive equestrian property, which was operated as a stud until recently, located to the west of  Llanymynech on the Shropshire/Powys Border, in a very popular equestrian area with access to a network of lanes, tracks and bridleways.

The property comprises a listed 4 bedroom farmhouse with immense character,a court yard with 6 stables, a tack room, a barn for storage/loose housing and an American-style barn with 8 internal stables and a schooling/breaking area.  Adjacent to the property are a number of paddocks offering grazing extending to approximately 11 acres in total.

The Property

The spacious listed farmhouse offers the following accommodation:

Ground Floor: Entrance porch, family sitting room, dining hall, drawing room, kitchen with oil fired range cooker, pantry/utility, rear hall, shower room and garage/store.

First Floor: Master bedroom, three further bedrooms and a family bathroom.

Outside: To the front of the house is a large garden area mainly laid to lawn. To the side there is a driveway, turning circle and parking area with a gate onto the adjacent roadway. Attached to the rear of the house is a heated outhouse offering a secure storage area/tack room. To the rear of the house is a parking area enclosed by a post and rail fence with access to the stable yard.

Stable Yard:

Stables: Open court yard with 6 brick stables all fitted with water drinkers and a tack room.

Loose Housing: Steel frame and brick barn suitable for loose housing or storage with doors to the front leading onto the court yard.

American Barn: American-style steel frame and brick barn with 8 internal stables all with sliding doors and water drinkers. The centre area of the barn has been surfaced with sand and was previously used as a secure area for breaking and backing horses.  Water and electricity are connected to the barn.

The Land:

The property has the benefit of approximately 11.90 acres of grazing land which comprises a turn out area adjoining the American barn, a paddock adjacent to the driveway and two level pasture fields with mains and natural water.

Lease Terms:

Tenancy: the property is available on a new lease under the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954; which will be contracted out of the security of tenure provisions. The terms of the letting are flexible and open to negotiation.

Rent: to be agreed; payable monthly in advance by standing order.

Deposit: the equivalent of 2 months’ rent will be taken as a deposit.

Outgoings: Council tax, Shropshire Council Band E amount payable 2011/12 £1,841.48p. The tenant will be responsible for all outgoings in respect of the property.

Viewing:

By appointment through the agent, Berrys tel: 01743 271697 email: shrewsbury@berrybros.com

For more information contact the Berrys Shrewsbury office.

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Contact: Mark Carroll, mark.carroll@berrybros.com or 01536 532376

Thorpe Castle House • Thorpe Waterville • Northamptonshire • NN14 3ED

Oundle 5 miles, Thrapston 3 miles, Kettering 12 miles, Peterborough 17 miles, Huntingdon 19 miles, Cambridge 34 miles
Mainline rail to London from Peterborough, Huntingdon, Kettering and Wellingborough with journey times from 50 minutes.

An attractive Grade II Listed stone house dating from mid-16th Century set in historic grounds of 9.65 acres, with a mediaeval Long Hall, and the site of a Norman castle, fortified in 1301 by Bishop Walter de Langton.

Hall • Snug • Cloakroom • Dining Room • Drawing Room •  Kitchen • Study • Six Bedrooms • Three Bathrooms

Long Hall Listed Grade 1 • Detached Double Garage Plus Workshop • Large Guest Flat • Formal Gardens • Paddocks and Stream

For Sale by Private Treaty

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Set on the banks of the River Nene, Thorpe Waterville has a rural feel with water meadows and a heronry on the periphery, and footpaths, including the Nene Way, following the river as it winds its way to Wadenhoe and beyond, to the Wash.  The village lies between the historic market towns of Oundle and Thrapston each providing good shopping and leisure facilities, as well as an excellent choice of schooling.  The towns of Peterborough, Huntingdon, Kettering and Wellingborough are all within reasonable driving distance, each providing extensive facilities as well as main line rail links, with journey times to London from 50 minutes.  The A14 lies about 3 miles to the South and the A1(M) about 9 miles to the North.

Historical Information

Thorpe dates back to the time of the Danish invasion and denotes an outlying settlement.  Waterville was taken from the name of Ascelin de Waterville, the knight who first inhabited the Norman castle on the site.  In 1301 Walter de Langton, Bishop of Lichfield, was granted a licence to crenellate the castle, and reference is made to a fortified gateway and also a chapel.

In 1461 the castle was occupied by the Lancastrian forces during the Wars of the Roses.  Henry VIII is thought to have ordered the destruction of the castle and cannons were reportedly taken from Fotheringhay Castle to carry out the task.  The mound and moat are still visible today along with the Long Hall, which is a beautiful Grade I Listed structure that was a two storey residence for Bishop Langton.  The impressive roof structure suggests that this was built in 1301 when Bishop Langton was accused of stripping a vast quantity of timber from the woods at Pipewell Abbey.

In 2009 an Archaeological Geophysical Survey was commissioned from Northamptonshire Archaeology, by the present owners, Sir Roger and Lady Martin.  This was carried out in conjunction with the University of Essex and the results clearly show the layout of the castle along with the positioning of the towers.  A detailed report is available for inspection by interested parties.

The Property

The present owners have carried out detailed and lengthy restoration and refurbishment works to the property and grounds, creating a comfortable family home in beautiful surroundings.

Castle House

Set centrally within the grounds, Castle House stands prominently at the end of a lengthy, gravelled drive and has attractive elevations with mullioned windows over-looking the gardens.  The accommodation is set over three floors and has been sympathetically updated and refurbished by the current owners, whilst leaving the original features in situ.

A large oak and iron studded door opens to the entrance hall, past the cloakroom and into the snug which has a handsome fireplace as the focal point and a York stone floor.  The drawing room has a stone fireplace, oak flooring and large windows over-looking the gardens to the South and West.  Across the hall lies the dining room which has a window looking on the terrace and moat beyond.  The kitchen has been fitted with an extensive range of bespoke furniture with granite work surfaces.  Integrated appliances include electric double ovens, a 5 ring gas hob, extractor hood, a microwave oven, fridge freezer and a dishwasher.  A stable door leads into the garden.

An oak staircase leads to the first floor where there is a split landing.  To one side lies the master bedroom suite which comprises a sitting room, dressing area, bathroom and bedroom with bespoke furniture including a four poster bed and wardrobes.  Also on this floor are two further bedrooms and the family bathroom.

The stairs continue to the second floor where there is a study area on the half landing which leads onto a central landing with three double bedrooms and a bathroom.

The Long Hall

This beautiful stone building dates from 1301 and was constructed by Bishop Walter de Langton and used as a residence with a large open hall and the Bishop’s rooms on the first floor where there are two chamfered circular windows and a corbelled chimney.  The Long Hall was converted to a barn, probably in the 18th or early 19th century and large doors were inserted into the side elevations.  A gallery was added which runs around the inside of the barn at first floor level.  The building has recently been re-wired and re-thatched and is now used as a function room for private parties and concerts.

Garaging

A detached garage block with two garages, a workshop and tool shed.  There is a utility / laundry room to one end.

Guest Flat

Set above the garaging and workshop is a well appointed flat with entrance hall, large living room with kitchen area, a double bedroom and a bathroom.  Stairs lead to the second floor where there is excellent attic storage.

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The Grounds

The lengthy gravelled drive runs through an avenue of trees with paddocks to either side.  A lawn stands in front of the house and to one side is the Long Hall.  To the West lies the castle mound which is partially moated.  There is a large flagstone terrace to the south of the house which leads on to the formal lawn.  The terrace extends to the West and is covered by a pergola and over-looks the moat.  A paddock to the East has been planted with a large number of native trees, now in their third season of growth.  An orchard area has the moat to one side and Thorpe brook to the other.  Pathways wind through the spinney on the southern boundary.  In all the grounds extend to approximately 9.65 acres.

Services

Mains electricity, gas and water.  Private drainage.  Gas fired central heating.

Tenure

Freehold, with vacant possession upon completion.

Local Authority

East Northants Council.  Tel: 01832 742000

Viewing

Strictly by appointment

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Contact:  Chris Jones or Sarah Reece,  sarah.reece@berrybros.com or 01743 271697

Traditional Buildings for Residential Conversion, Sheriffhales, Shifnal, Shropshire, TF11 8RZ

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The traditional buildings at Kingstreet Grange are situated to the east Sheriffhales, approximately 5 miles south of Newport, with excellent access to the larger conurbations of Wolverhampton and Birmingham and the motorway network. The rural village of Sheriffhales offers a range of village amenities including a primary school, post office and farm shop.

The market town of Newport offers a wide range of facilities including supermarkets, high street shopping and sports      facilities including a rugby club, swimming pool and climbing centre. Leading schools including Newport Girls’ High School, Adam’s Grammar School at Newport and Wrekin College at Wellington are within easy travelling distance. Further education is available at Harper Adams University College, Newport.

THE SITE

The site comprises an extensive range of former farm buildings constructed on the Duke of Sutherland’s Estate in the early 19th century. The buildings extend to approximately 12,642sq feet (1,175sq metres) with detailed planning consent for   conversion into six dwellings. All intensive agricultural activity has ceased at Kingstreet Grange and as a result the site is surrounded by open countryside. The buildings, which are redundant, are constructed of brick beneath clay roofs.

The proposed scheme will create a small residential community of six attractive dwellings, located adjacent to the former farmhouse now divided into two dwellings, in a quiet rural location with gardens and garaging as follows:

Dwelling                                                                          Gross External Area

Unit 1                            4 bedrooms                              1,870 sq ft (173.79 sq m)

Unit 2                            4 bedrooms                              2,169 sq ft (201.58 sq m)

Unit 3                            3 bedrooms                              1,700 sq ft (157.99 sq m)

Unit 4                            3 bedrooms                              1,648 sq ft (153.16 sq m)

Unit 5                            4 bedrooms                              2,609 sq ft (242.47 sq m)

Unit 6                            4 bedrooms                              2,646 sq ft (245.91 sq m)

DIRECTIONS

From Newport proceed south on the A41 for approximately 4.5 miles where the driveway to Kingstreet Grange can be found on the right hand side denoted by a Berrys for sale board. Follow the drive for approximately ½ a mile and the traditional buildings can be found at the end of the driveway.

PLANNING CONSENT

Detailed planning permission (reference number 09/01102/FUL) for the conversion of the traditional buildings to six residential units with associated garaging and storage, and creation of a vehicular access was granted by Shropshire  Council on 22nd February 2010.

The planning permission provided for improvements to the vehicular access including a new section of driveway where the private driveway meets with the A41 council maintained roadway. The purchaser will be required to make the necessary improvements to the access as shown on the approved plans and detailed in the planning consent.

SERVICES

Potential purchasers will be responsible for making any connections and should make their own enquiries with the relevant utility company. It is understood that mains water and electricity are available for connection.
The Purchaser will be responsible for the installation of the private drainage system, as shown on the proposed plans, to serve the development site and 2 Kingstreet Grange.

ACCESS

The planning permission requires that a new access onto the A41 roadway is created as part of the development. There is no requirement for the existing access to be closed off.
The existing driveway from Kingstreet Grange to the A41 will be transferred with the development site, as edged red on the attached plan. 1 & 2 Kingstreet Grange retain a right of access for all purposes over the driveway. Adjacent landowners, Mr Yates and Mrs Johnson, have a right of access over the driveway between points A, B C & D with no requirement to contribute towards its maintenance. Redhill Stud and the adjoining woodland have a right of access over the first section of the driveway between points A & B. The following maintenance liabilities are applicable in respect of the driveway:

A – B        Development Site 36%, 1 Kingstreet Grange 12%, 2 Kingstreet Grange 12%, Redhill Stud 30%,  Woodland 10%
B – C – D  Development Site 60%, 1 Kingstreet Grange 20%, 2 Kingstreet Grange 20%

RESTRICTIVE COVENANTS/BOUNDARIES

The development will be limited to a maximum of six dwellings.

The purchaser will be responsible for the creation of all external boundaries, where applicable. The purchaser will be required to construct a 1.8m high brick wall between points W, X & Y, the exact specification to be agreed. The purchaser will be required to construct a timber post and rail fence between points Y & Z.

The purchaser will be responsible for the removal of the modern agricultural buildings from the site in accordance with the approved plans, unless previously removed by the vendors.

The purchaser will be responsible for satisfying and discharging all planning conditions contained in the planning permission reference number 09/01102/FUL.

WAYLEAVES, EASEMENTS AND RIGHTS OF WAY

The purchaser will be required to connect 2 Kingstreet Grange into the new foul drainage system to be installed as part of the development. Once installed, 2 Kingstreet Grange will be required to pay a 1/7 contribution towards the future maintenance of the drainage system.

The existing surface water drains connected to 2 Kingstreet Grange, which pass through the site, are to be maintained as part of the development.

The property will be sold subject to and with the benefit of all wayleaves, easements and rights of way whether mentioned in these particulars or not.

TENURE AND POSSESSION

The property is Freehold and is being offered for sale with vacant possession on completion.

VIEWING

By appointment with the selling agents Berrys, Willow House East, Shrewsbury Business Park, Shrewsbury, Shropshire, SY2 6LG. Telephone 01743 271697. Email: shrewsbury@berrybros.com

METHOD OF SALE

Kingstreet Grange Traditional Buildings are offered for sale by Private Treaty.

ADDITIONAL LAND

Additional land may be available by separate negotiation, if required.  Further details are available from the selling agent.

INFORMATION PACK

A property information pack containing copies of the planning consent and proposed drawings together with the building survey and architectural appraisal, design and access statement and protected species survey which were prepared for planning purposes are available from the Selling Agents at a cost of £15. Cheques should be made payable to “Berrys”.

Contact: Mark Carroll, mark.carroll@berrybros.com or 01536 412464

For more information, contact the Berrys Kettering office.