A rural workshop conversion project with planning permission for three homes has been listed for sale in Devon for £375,000.
The site, near the village of Bradworthy close to the Cornwall border, includes a substantial steel-framed building and more than 1.5 acres of surrounding land.
The building plot is listed on Plotfinder, where buyers can view additional details about the site, planning history and development potential.
What the plot includes
The site includes a detached steel-framed workshop building with olive green profiled metal cladding, a pitched roof and an internal footprint of around 1,625 sq ft.
Set within a sizeable yard extending to approximately 1.53 acres, the plot also features extensive hardstanding, level ground and surrounding mature tree lines that provide privacy and screening.
The level hardstanding could be used for parking, storage or additional outdoor space alongside the approved homes.
What the plans are for
Full planning permission has already been granted for the building to be converted into three contemporary residential dwellings.
The approved scheme would see the existing structure transformed into three separate homes arranged across two floors, each designed with three bedrooms alongside open-plan living and dining spaces.
Planning records also show a certificate of lawful development for a barn conversion was secured earlier this year.
How to buy the abandoned plot
With permission already granted for three homes, the £375,000 site is ready for a buyer to take the project forward.
The listing states that mains electricity and water connections are available nearby, perfect for those looking to start work on their project immediately.
Further information, images and planning details can also be viewed through the plot’s listing on Plotfinder, where you can find all the information you need before buying the plot.
