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Barn development opportunity, Shrewsbury

15/11/2007

Emstrey bankA spectacular barn development opportunity close to Shrewsbury, comes to the market through Fisher German’s Worcester Office and Harris Lamb of Birmingham. 

The sale comprises a substantial range of attractive traditional barns with planning consent, set in about 2 ½ acres and a further 67 acres of productive arable and pasture land overlooking the River Severn. 

Emstrey Bank occupies a pleasant rural location yet offers excellent access to the B4380 Shrewsbury to Atcham road and is situated less than three miles from the famous market town of Shrewsbury.

The development is available for sale as a whole or in four lots. The development site in Lot one includes an attractive range of listed single and double storey Victorian barns set around three sides of a courtyard with consent to create seven residential units each with three bedrooms, private walled gardens and parking.  A pony paddock extending to about 1 ½ acres completes the package.

Lots two, three and four include grade three arable and pasture land on free draining soils suited to a wide range of cropping.  The single farm payment entitlements are included in the freehold sale and the land has good road access and skirts the town boundary.

Richard Hutcheon of Fisher German’s Worcester office, who is handling the sale, commented “the development complex stands within a pretty existing settlement with river views and yet just a stones throw from the thriving market town of Shrewsbury.  Offers in excess of £1m are invited for lot one and the adaptable farmland in lots two, three and four should appeal to established local farmers with ideas of expansion”.

For further information about Fisher German, please contact Anthony Mayell or Richard Hutcheon on 01905 453275 or email anthony.mayell@fishergerman.co.uk or richard.hutcheon@fishergerman.co.uk.  Alternatively you can visit the Fisher German website at www.fishergerman.co.uk.

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