Land for sale

The property is situated on Easthall Road close to the popular and picturesque hamlet of Paglesham. This is a unique opportunity to convert a traditional barn into a substantial 3 bedroom home with open plan living accomodation, in a countryside location within close proximity to local amenities.

Paglesham is located 6km west of Rochford on the Rochford Hundred penisular. Paglesham enjoys a network of footpaths offering access to the countryside and views over the River Crouch and Paglesham Creek. Paglesham has a yatch club, sailing facilities and the reknowned Pough and Sail pub house.

Rochford train station is approximately 5.5 miles by road with central Southend approximately 9 miles road.

Planning permission has been obtained for the removal of several obsolete barns, leaving the traditional timber framed barn for conversion. The current plans confirm permission for conversion to a sustaintial 3 bedroom dwelling extending to approximately 273 Sq m / 2,938 Sq Ft GIA including:

• Vaulted open plan living, dining and kitchen area
• Utility
• Shower room
• WC
• Study
• Plant room
• Galleried stair case to the first floor
• Master bedroom with ensuite
• Bedroom 2
• Bedroom 3
• Bathroom

The local planning authority is Rochford District Council.

Planning permission was granted for the conversion under Application Ref: 22/00160/FUL dated 12th July.

Details of the planning documents are available via the local planning authority website.

Prospective purchasers must satisfy themselves in regard Town Planning and their proposed use of the property.

The Barn is on the Rochford District Council Local List and identified as a Local Heritage Asset.

Prospective purchasers must make their own enquiries in regard to the availability and suitability of services.

Strictly by appointment. Viewing of the property is entirely at the risk of the enquirer. Neither Whirledge & Nott nor the vendor accept any responsibility for any damage, injury or accident during viewing.

The property is sold subject to a restrictive covenant requiring the property to be used as a single residential dwelling. An overage will be imposed requiring a purchaser or sucessor in title to pay 25% of any increase in value if planning permission is obtained for the site to be sub-divided into 1 or more dwellings. This overage will apply for 15 years. The overage will not trigger for the conversion of the proposed dwelling. 

The purchaser will have access onto the clients retained land (to the western elevation of the property) for erection of scaffold during construction and for maintenance purposes.

The property is sold subject to any easements, quasi-easements, wayleaves or rights of way whether mentioned in these particulars or not.

The purchaser will be required to provide proof of identity and address prior to solicitors being instructed.

The property is being offered for sale by private treaty.

Please note that the vendor is a relative of an employee within Whirledge and Nott.