Spacious four-bedroom agricultural bungalow with barns, 29 acres and Class Q potential..
Approximately 11.77 hectares (29.08 acres) smallholding with outbuildings and pasture
Detached 4-bed bungalow with conservatory, study and generous living rooms
Large redundant agricultural barn with potential Class Q development (subject to consent)
Gated driveway providing extensive off-street parking and turning area
Private drainage in place — replacement/updating may be required at buyer’s cost
Oil-fired central heating (Worcester boiler) and double glazing installed post-2002
Planning history includes an agricultural occupancy condition — check restrictions
Rural, isolated location with excellent mobile signal and fast broadband
Alpine Lodge is a substantial detached agricultural bungalow set at the heart of a smallholding extending to approximately 11.77 hectares (29.08 acres). The single-storey home offers generous living space: dual-aspect sitting room with wood-burner, large dining room and conservatory, breakfast kitchen with pantry, utility/boot room, and a versatile study/bedroom. Outside there is a gated driveway with extensive parking, an enclosed west-facing lawned garden with pond, garden store and immediate access to a public bridleway.
The wider holding includes a range of farm buildings and a large redundant agricultural barn identified as having possible Class Q conversion potential subject to necessary consents and structural assessment. This makes the property attractive to buyers seeking an established smallholding, workspace and countryside living — or those exploring redevelopment and additional residential units, subject to planning constraints.
Important points to note: the site benefits from mains water and electricity but uses private drainage which may require updating at the purchaser’s cost; heating is oil-fired via boiler and radiators. Planning history includes an agricultural occupancy condition tied to employment in agriculture/forestry for an earlier permission — prospective buyers should check current occupancy restrictions and any local planning limitations before offering. The barn’s development potential is not guaranteed and depends on Class Q approval and further surveys.
This is a rural, relatively isolated setting with excellent mobile and good broadband coverage, sizable gated grounds and clear scope for smallholding activities or a sensitive redevelopment project. The property will suit buyers looking for countryside privacy, agricultural or equestrian uses, or a redevelopment opportunity who are comfortable with private drainage, oil heating and the administrative work around planning and Class Q applications.