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Building at Hill Farm, Bourton on Dunsmore, Rugby, Warwickshire Building at Hill Farm, Bourton on Dunsmore, Rugby, Warwickshire CV23 9RD Building at Hill Farm, Bourton on Dunsmore, Rugby, Warwickshire CV23 9RD A barn with permission to convert into a five bedroom property in a magnificent position with far reaching views over Draycote Water and to the north and west with a gross internal area of 3944 sq ft within a large residential curtilage, on a site extending to approximately 1.126 acres. Situation The barn is situated down a private road in open countryside close to the Warwickshire village of Bourton on Dunsmore and Draycote. The property is situated near the M45 with excellent access to the M1, M6, Rugby, Coventry, Leamington and Birmingham. The local towns benefit from excellent services with schools, shops, restaurants and leisure activities in Rugby, Coventry, Leamington and Birmingham. The area is renowned for its schools with many quality state schools as well as private schools including Rugby, Princethorpe and Bilton Grange. London Euston from Rugby rail station is approximately 55 View towards Dracote Water minutes and Birmingham from Coventry approximately 20 minutes. Birmingham International Airport is a short distance away. Description The barn sits in a magnificent position in open countryside with commanding views over the surrounding land and towards Draycote Water. The barn has permission for conversion into a single storey residential property with a gross internal area of 3944 sq ft (366 sq m). The proposed accommodation is shown on the plans but briefly comprises the following. Hall, Kitchen/Dining Room/Living Room, Sitting Room, Utility Room, Pantry, Study, WC, Master Bedroom with dressing room and en suite, Bedroom 2 with en suite, Bedroom 3 with en suite, bedroom 4 with en suite, Bedroom 5 with en suite. 4 2 3 2 1 3 1 4 2 3 N 2 1 3 1 3 4 9 7 5 19 10 8 6 1 HALL 2 MASTER BEDROOM 3 DRESSING 2 4 EN-SUITE N 5 BEDROOM 2 6 EN-SUITE 7 BEDROOM 3 8 EN-SUITE 9 BEDROOM4 3 1 10 EN-SUITE 4 11 COATS/CUP'D 9 7 5 12 CLOAKS GARDEN 13 STUDY 19 14 BEDROOM 5 15 EN-SUITE 12 11 16 UTILITY/PLANT 17 PANTRY 4 18 KITCHEN/DINING/LIVING 19 SITTING ROOM RESIDENTIAL CURTILAGE INCLUDING CAR 10 8 6 1 HALL PARKING & GARDEN AREA EDGED IN RED 2 MASTER BEDROOM DASHED LINE 3 DRESSING 2 4 EN-SUITE GROSS INTERNAL GROUND FLOOR AREA 366.5SQM/3944SQFT 13 5 BEDROOM 2 6 EN-SUITE 2 7 BEDROOM 3 3 2 8 EN-SUITE 9 BEDROOM4 1 10 EN-SUITE 11 COATS/CUP'D 12 CLOAKS 1 GARDEN 13 STUDY 3 14 BEDROOM 5 1 15 EN-SUITE 12 11 CAR PARKING SPACES 16 UTILITY/PLANT UNDER CANOPY 17 PANTRY 18 KITCHEN/DINING/LIVING 19 SITTING ROOM RESIDENTIAL CURTILAGE INCLUDING CAR PARKING & GARDEN AREA EDGED IN RED DASHED LINE 14 GROSS INTERNAL GROUND FLOOR AREA 366.5SQM/3944SQFT 13 15 CAR PARKING SPACES The barn sits within 1.126 acres and provides the opportunity UNDER CANOPY N 14 for the purchaser to create a large country property in a good 15 0 1 2 3 4 5m rural location. 4 1: 100 3 4 9 7 5 2 19 3 Rev Description Date Drawn 2 0 1 2 3 4 5m Planning 1: 100 Permission was obtained from Rugby Borough Council 1 3 10 8 6 1 HALL 1 2 MASTER BEDROOM 3 DRESSING Rev under the Town & Country Planning (General Permitted 2 4 EN-SUITE Description Date Drawn 5 BEDROOM 2 6 EN-SUITE 7 BEDROOM 3 Development) Order 2015 for approval for a change of use 8 EN-SUITE 9 BEDROOM4 1 10 EN-SUITE 11 COATS/CUP'D of an agricultural building to one dwelling under reference Barn at Hill Farm 12 CLOAKS GARDEN 13 STUDY JJB CHARTERED Bourton on Dunsmore, Rugby, Warwickshire,14 BEDROOM CV23 5 9RD 12 15 EN-SUITE ARCHITECTS LTD R17/1364 (Class Q, Part A) dated 5th September 2017. 11 16 UTILITY/PLANT 17 PANTRY 18 KITCHEN/DINING/LIVING Bishop Crewe House, North Street, Daventry, Northamptonshire, NN11 4GH 19 SITTING ROOM RESIDENTIAL CURTILAGE INCLUDING CAR JJB CHARTERED PARKING & GARDEN AREA EDGED IN RED ARCHITECTS LTD Telephone No: 01327 301123 DASHED LINE Facsimile No: 01327 301986 Full drawing approval was granted under reference R18/0035 GROSS INTERNAL GROUND FLOOR AREA 366.5SQM/3944SQFT 13 Bishop Crewe House, North Street, Daventry, Northamptonshire, NN11 4GH E-mail: [email protected] N Telephone No: 01327 301123 (Class Q, Part B) on 5th February 2018. This work was Facsimile No: 01327 301986 E-mail: [email protected] Client undertaken by John Clarke of Howkins & Harrison’s planning Mr & Mrs I Siklossy Client CAR PARKING SPACES c/o Howkins & Harrison UNDER CANOPY Mr & Mrs I Siklossy department. 3 c/o Howkins & Harrison 9 4 7 5 14 2 2 Copies of the approvals and plans are available in the Data 19 15 1 3 1 3 Job Title Job Title Room. Proposed Conversion of an Agricultural Building to a Proposed Conversion of an Agricultural Building to a Residential Dwellinghouse at Hill Farm, Draycote Road, Residential Dwellinghouse at Hill Farm, Draycote Road, 10 8 6 1 HALL 2 MASTER BEDROOM Bourton-on-Dunsmore, Rugby, Warwickshire. CV23 9RD Bourton-on-Dunsmore, Rugby, Warwickshire. CV23 9RD 3 DRESSING Data Room: 2 4 EN-SUITE Drawing Title Drawing Title 5 BEDROOM 2 0 1 2 3 4 5m 1: 100 6 EN-SUITE Proposed Floor Plan Layout, Section & Elevations 7 BEDROOM 3 Proposed Floor Plan Layout, Section & Elevations 8 EN-SUITE 9 BEDROOM4 Copies of planning permissions, drawings, water and electricity Original Drawing Size Drawn By Checked Date 1 10 EN-SUITE 11 COATS/CUP'D A1 JB 17-12-17 12 CLOAKS Original Drawing Size Drawn By Checked Date Rev Description Date Drawn GARDEN 13 STUDY supply easements, and other relevant information are Scale Drawing Issue 14 BEDROOM 5 Job/Drawing No A1 JB 17-12-17 15 EN-SUITE 1: 100 Planning 12 11 16 UTILITY/PLANT 1738-01 available in a dedicated Data Room. Access can be obtained 17 PANTRY C Scale Drawing Issue Job/Drawing No 18 KITCHEN/DINING/LIVING 19 SITTING ROOM RESIDENTIAL CURTILAGE INCLUDING CAR B 1: 100 Planning 1738-01 by password available on request.PARKING & GARDEN AREA EDGED IN RED DASHED LINE GROSS INTERNAL GROUND FLOOR AREA 366.5SQM/3944SQFT 13 A JJB CHARTERED 1.126 acres ARCHITECTS LTD (0.456 hectares) Bishop Crewe House, North Street, Daventry, Northamptonshire, NN11 4GH CAR PARKING SPACES UNDER CANOPY Telephone No: 01327 301123 Facsimile No: 01327 301986 E-mail: [email protected] 14 Client 15 Mr & Mrs I Siklossy F c/o Howkins & Harrison 2 G 1 3 Job Title 0 1 2 3 4 5m 1: 100Proposed Conversion of an Agricultural Building to a Residential Dwellinghouse at Hill Farm, Draycote Road, Bourton-on-Dunsmore, Rugby, Warwickshire. CV23 9RD Drawing Title Tra c General Information the Straight Mile and will be a dedicated single supply for this Proposed Floor Plank Layout, Section & Elevations House and buildings. Maintenance of the drivewayRev Descriptionwill be shared Date Drawn property. Hill Tenure & Possession between the users. Original Drawing Size Drawn By Checked Date Farm A1 JB 17-12-17 The whole of the property is offered freehold with vacant Drainage: Scale Drawing Issue Job/Drawing No possession. Rights Of Way 1: 100 Planning 1738-01 The purchaser will provide a private drainage system for the There is a public footpath which crosses the property (although conversion.0m 25m JJB CHARTERED Services 50m 75m any use has generally been down the drive) and then runsARCHITECTS along LTD None of the above services have been tested and purchasers the southern boundary of the property and pedestrianBishop Crewe House,access North Street, Daventry, Northamptonshire, NN11 4GH Telephone No: 01327 301123 Electricity: Ordnance Survey © Crown Copyright 2018. All rights reserved. Licen ce number 100022432. Plotted Scale - 1:1250 Facsimile No: 01327 301986 should note that it is their specific responsibility to make their gateways will need to be made at points B, F and G.E-mail: A [email protected] plan is Mains electricity will be available from Western Power and is to be This plan is published for the convenience availableof ident on request own enquiries of the appropriate authorities as to the location, ification only and although believed to be correct, its accuracy Client is not guaranteed and it does not form part of the trenched in from the poles on the adjacent property. Further details contract. Mr & Mrs I Siklossy adequacy and availability of main water, electricity and drainage c/o Howkins & Harrison and quotations will be available. The cost of the provision of the This plan is based upon the Ordnance Survey Map with the sanctionRetained of the Controller of HM RightStationer y Office. 2 services. electricity supply will be the responsibility of the purchaser. TheCrown Copyrightoriginal Reserved. Hill Farm House and buildings have a right to lay a 1 3 new water supply across Hill Farm and it will cross the property to Access Driveway Job Title Water: Proposed Conversion of an Agricultural Building to a Access will be by right of way down the main access driveway which be sold. A plan of the route of this water supply isResidential available Dwellinghouse on at Hill Farm, Draycote Road, There is an existing water supply which comes to the property from request. Bourton-on-Dunsmore, Rugby, Warwickshire. CV23 9RD is shared by the vendor and the owner of the adjacent Hill Farm Drawing Title Proposed Floor Plan Layout, Section & Elevations Original Drawing Size Drawn By Checked Date A1 JB 17-12-17 Scale Drawing Issue Job/Drawing No 1: 100 Planning 1738-01 Boundaries & Fencing The purchaser will be responsible for erecting and thereafter maintaining post and four rail fencing from points A-B-C and points A – G.
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