A RARE chance has arisen to buy a farmhouse unaltered since the 1970s with a range of unconverted buildings.
Pickhill Farm, Pickhill, Marchwiel, Wrexham has come up for sale – offering a fantastic opportunity for the right buyer.
The farmhouse and buildings are set in a site with a paddock/grazing land.
The property, situated just half an hour’s drive from Chester, comes with a Grade II listed farmhouse dating to the 16th century with later additions at its core. Inside it boasts original features such as exposed beams and fireplaces.
The farmhouse also comes with a range of traditional brick-built barns and buildings, with land totalling 13.4 acres.
The farmhouse is dated but offers a kitchen/breakfast room, a lounge, dining room, sitting room, back kitchen, study and another living room with five bedrooms upstairs, one with its own fireplace. There is also an en suite bathroom and a family bathroom.
Outside there are formal gardens at the front and an open fronted former cart shed. The farm buildings are single and two storey, suitable for alternative uses, subject to planning, including residential conversion.
Tim Humphrey, partner, commercial, Brown & Co, said: “We are of the opinion that the farm buildings have potential for alternative uses, including conversion. With the adjoining agricultural land, this creates a possibility for a number of alternative uses (STP) including business units / light industrial, leisure and or tourism type businesses."
He added: “Opportunities like this complete with a good house at its centre as well as unconverted buildings and land don’t come up for sale very often.
"Within easy commuter distance of Chester and south Manchester, it could be the ideal property for someone wanting a home with land and the potential for development or for a business owner.”
For more information contact Tim Humphrey on 01295 220210.
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