Location This barn is located in a pretty hamlet known as Haws Bank, just beyond Bowmanstead on the outskirts of Coniston village. From the centre of Coniston, proceed south towards Torver passing the BP petrol station on your left as you leave the village centre. Continue along this road passing The Ship inn on your right, before taking a left hand turn signposted Coniston Hall (often carrying a sign advertising free range eggs), being the first turning into the loop of Haws bank. Take the first right turn, and the barn is located on the left hand side, set back from the lane.

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Description This good sized stone built barn is semi detached with the adjacent house in alternative ownership. It is in generally very good order considering its age, having a single storey store to the east and having a small area of 'flying freehold' with an underbuilt store in the ownership of the adjoining house. There is a right to park one vehicle on the grassed access in front of the main barn, and access over it to the field garden overlooking Coniston Water as per the boundary fences which are clearly defined.

We understand that planning permission for conversion to residential use has not been applied for, however if this were to be agreed to, any permission would be restricted to that of Local Occupancy .

Accommodation (with approximate dimensions)

Main Barn 29' x 17' 2" (8.84m x 5.23m) Timber beams and exposed roof truss.

Store 12' 4" x 11' 0" (3.76m x 3.35m)

Property Information

Services Not currently connected to any services.

Tenure Freehold.

A small area of 'flying freehold' with an underbuilt store in the ownership of the adjoining house.

Viewings Strictly by appointment with Hackney & Leigh Ambleside Office.

Floorplans

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