BTF Partnership is offering for sale the Claydene Farm Development Site, a rural development opportunity with the potential for up to 10 stylish new homes.
Located just outside the village of Cowden near Sevenoaks in Kent, the site has planning permission granted to bring the former farmyard back to life as a small, selected development of 10 new homes, with the largest having six bedrooms and extending to over 7,000 ft sq.
The development site, which measures 3.76 acres, is for sale by Informa Tender with a closing date of Friday 22 May 2020. Guide prices for the site are offered in excess of £2,450,000.
Planning permission has been granted under planning references 19/02474/FUL & 19/02252/HOUSE Sevenoaks District Council for the conversion of the farm buildings on site and the redevelopment of the farmhouse into the following:
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Claydene Farmhouse – a detached 4-bedroom property – 2,583ft²
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Kennedy House – a detached 6-bedroom property – 7,184 ft²
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Bramble Ridge – a detached 4-bedroom property – 4,184ft²
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Valuted Barn – a semi-detached 4-bedroom property – 4,808ft²
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The Old Dairy – a semi-detached 3-bedroom property – 4,426ft²
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Fox House – a detached 2-bedroom property – 1,741ft²
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Courtyard House – a detached 4-bedroom property – 2,651ft²
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1 Harnett House – an attached 3-bedroom property – 3,009ft²
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2 Harnett House – an attached 2-bedroom property – 2,147ft²
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3 Harnett House – an attached 3-bedroom property – 3,003ft²
Alex Cornwallis, director at BTF Partnership, comments: “This is a unique and fantastic, rural development opportunity in a sought-after part of the South East. Close to the Kent/East Sussex/Surrey borders it has excellent road and rail links to central London and beyond.”
“Within this development there will some very large properties which will make fantastic family homes, with fantastic views and will command high resale values once complete. We anticipate this will attract significant interest from developers in the region who are looking for a site to commence work on in a couple of months’ time.”
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