Back to Knight Frank

Five-bedroom barn conversion

North Cerney, GL7 - Get Access

5 bed 3 bath

Description

Rare opportunity in the Cotswold Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty to convert an agricultural building into a 5-bedroom (4,973 sq ft) family home. To comprise 3 bedrooms all with ensuites, 2 further bedrooms, family bathroom, drawing room, kitchen/ living room, larder & store, dining room, WC (disable), utility room, plant room, hallway with cupboards and garage with storage area. Access to the plot is via a shared private driveway off Cutham Lane, which connects to Welsh Way to the south. The village of North Cerney is 1 mile to the east, with the A435 providing onward access to Cirencester, 4 miles to the south. Site Area – approx. 0.79 Acres. Planning permission was granted on appeal on 4th December 2024 by the Planning Inspectorate - Reference 24/00315/FUL - Cotswold District Council. Summary: Conversion of former agricultural building to residential use as a single storey 5-bedroom dwelling with integral garage. The internal layout could readily be altered by the buyer to suit their own lifestyle & requirements (subject to all necessary consents). Mains water, electricity and broadband are available. Scrubditch Farm is located just to the west of the village of North Cerney approximately 4 miles north of Cirencester, 13 miles south of Cheltenham and 10 miles north of Kemble Station (trains direct to London Paddington in 75 minutes). The A40 is 10 miles to the northeast connecting Cheltenham to Burford and Oxford. The M4 is 20 miles to south connecting London with Bristol and the M5. There are a number of local primary schools nearby. Tenure: Freehold. Interested parties are advised to review the plans, transfer and contract in the legal pack. Viewings are available on specific dates in September and October.
Comparable sales
No comparables available.
Estimated market value
£
Range: £ — £
Medium confidence Floor Area: 4,973 sq ft (Listing)

The property is a 5-bedroom house converted from agricultural buildings, located in the Cotswold Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The valuation is based on its unique nature as a conversion project, its size (4973 sq ft), and its rural location. Given the lack of directly comparable converted agricultural buildings with similar specifications and land size in the immediate vicinity, the valuation has been primarily guided by general rural property values and adjusted for the specific condition and potential of this property. The provided floor area from the listing has been used for this valuation.

Unlock the full valuation
  • Exact estimated value and full value range
  • Detailed written analysis of how we reached this estimate
Unlock full report