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Key information
Features and description
- Full planning consent for a 3000 sqft house (inc. attached cartlodge)
- Four bedrooms, three bath/showers (over two levels)
- Substantial design with low running costs anticipated
- Open plan kitchen/living space with views
- 0.85 acres with a copse and a large lawn
- Impressive views and a south facing garden
- Peaceful position with little passing traffic
- Hadleigh centre: 2.3 miles
THE PROPERTY
The Grain Store (also known as Barn 5) is for sale for the first time having recently been granted full planning permission for demolition and replacement with a new sustainably built barn-style home.
The property will measure approximately 3000 square feet (including the attached double cartlodge) and will include a large open/plan kitchen living space with impressive views over its garden and the farmland beyond. The property’s four bedrooms and three bathrooms/shower rooms will be arranged over two levels with the master suite having similar views as the reception space below it and a large en-suite and dressing room.
The approved property must be built using sustainable components including natural fibre insulation, photovoltaic sheets, an air source heat pump, glulam timber and external louvres (to allow temperature control).
THE GROUNDS
The property has private south-facing grounds that total 0.85 of an acre. These have post-and-rail fencing on two sides and include a large area of grassland and a copse made up of young trees, some of which will need to be removed to allow the build to take place. The views from the garden and from the eventual dwelling will be exceptional.
THE LOCATION
Once completed, the Grain Store will be the fifth dwelling at Popes Green Farm, with three of the four other dwellings already occupied following their sales in recent years. The farm is located in a delightful rural location between the villages of Layham and Polstead Heath with the market town of Hadleigh roughly two and half miles away.
DIRECTIONS
Postcode: IP7 5FF
What Three Words location: ///lace.reminds.swims
POINTS TO NOTE
Planning can be looked up on Babergh District Council’s planning portal using the reference DC/21/02929.
The property will occupy a position two meters to the southeast from the position of the existing building, (moving away from its neighbours)
Power is already connected to the barn. A water supply also reaches the property but a meter will need to be installed.
The build must commence before the 27th May 2025.
Pylon lines run 130m to the north of the property although they will be entirely screened from the house (which has a southerly aspect) and will only be partially noticeable from part of the garden.
GENERAL ADVICE
Before booking a viewing of any Bloomfield Grey property, we suggest buyers view its full online details including the street-view representation, the site map, the satellite view and the floor plan. If you have any questions, please contact Bloomfield Grey. A PDF version of the floorplan is available on request. These sales details were produced in good faith and are believed to be correct.
The Grain Store (also known as Barn 5) is for sale for the first time having recently been granted full planning permission for demolition and replacement with a new sustainably built barn-style home.
The property will measure approximately 3000 square feet (including the attached double cartlodge) and will include a large open/plan kitchen living space with impressive views over its garden and the farmland beyond. The property’s four bedrooms and three bathrooms/shower rooms will be arranged over two levels with the master suite having similar views as the reception space below it and a large en-suite and dressing room.
The approved property must be built using sustainable components including natural fibre insulation, photovoltaic sheets, an air source heat pump, glulam timber and external louvres (to allow temperature control).
THE GROUNDS
The property has private south-facing grounds that total 0.85 of an acre. These have post-and-rail fencing on two sides and include a large area of grassland and a copse made up of young trees, some of which will need to be removed to allow the build to take place. The views from the garden and from the eventual dwelling will be exceptional.
THE LOCATION
Once completed, the Grain Store will be the fifth dwelling at Popes Green Farm, with three of the four other dwellings already occupied following their sales in recent years. The farm is located in a delightful rural location between the villages of Layham and Polstead Heath with the market town of Hadleigh roughly two and half miles away.
DIRECTIONS
Postcode: IP7 5FF
What Three Words location: ///lace.reminds.swims
POINTS TO NOTE
Planning can be looked up on Babergh District Council’s planning portal using the reference DC/21/02929.
The property will occupy a position two meters to the southeast from the position of the existing building, (moving away from its neighbours)
Power is already connected to the barn. A water supply also reaches the property but a meter will need to be installed.
The build must commence before the 27th May 2025.
Pylon lines run 130m to the north of the property although they will be entirely screened from the house (which has a southerly aspect) and will only be partially noticeable from part of the garden.
GENERAL ADVICE
Before booking a viewing of any Bloomfield Grey property, we suggest buyers view its full online details including the street-view representation, the site map, the satellite view and the floor plan. If you have any questions, please contact Bloomfield Grey. A PDF version of the floorplan is available on request. These sales details were produced in good faith and are believed to be correct.
About this agent
Brooks Leney is an independent firm of Chartered Surveyors, Land Agents, Farm Business Advisors and Estate Agents. The firm was formed in 2017 by David Brooks and Chris Leney and has grown steadily since, including a merger in 2023 with Bloomfield Grey Estate Agents. Our professionally qualified team provides a dedicated service with high-quality expert advice, tailored to meet individual needs. Our staff are members of many professional bodies including the Central Association of Agricultural Valuers and the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors, ensuring we adhere to the highest professional standards while giving a friendly and personal service. From two main offices in Ipswich and Bury St Edmunds, we work with clients throughout East Anglia including all of Essex, Suffolk, Norfolk and parts of Cambridgeshire.