Carver Knowles are delighted to bring to the market the Barn at Pendock known as the ‘Grain Store’. The barn benefits from prior approval consent for its change of use from light industrial into one dwellinghouse under Class PA. The Grain Store is located off the A438 Ledbury to Tewkesbury Road, just 5 miles from […]
Posted on May 25th, 2021 by Ellen Cottrell**New to the market** Residential Conversion Opportunity – The Grain Store, Pendock
For Sale: Barn with residential consent in rural Wick, Worcestershire
Carver Knowles are delighted to be offering to the market an agricultural building which benefits from prior approval consent for its conversion into two delightful four bed family homes each benefitting from their own private gardens. The agricultural building is located at Glenmore Farm on the outskirts of the village of Wick in the county […]
Posted on May 7th, 2019 by Ellen CottrellContinued Planning Success
Over the past few months we have had a great number of planning successes across Gloucestershire, Worcestershire and Herefordshire. These cover a wide range of areas, including: Class Q permitted developments Agricultural Occupancy Condition removals New agricultural workers dwellings Barn conversions Stables Gallops New access tracks Caravan sites Retrospective change of use Class Q Earlier […]
Posted on December 14th, 2018 by Julie NewtonBarns at Brookfields Farm for Sale
Carver Knowles are delighted to offer for sale a range of modern and traditional barns at Brookfields Farm, Ab Lench. Modern and traditional barns With planning consent to create 3 homes Peaceful, rural setting in The Lenches Planning consents from Wychavon District Council 16/02054/CU and 16/02125/GPDQ The barns offer an exciting opportunity for developers to […]
Posted on February 5th, 2017 by Julie Newton**Open Afternoon** Property for sale, Gloucester
This property will be open for viewing on Tuesday 9th August from 4pm to 6pm. Call now to register your interest. Snow Capel Final Details Carver Knowles are pleased to offer for sale Snow Capel Farm a unique residential development opportunity comprised of a Farmhouse, Stables and Hay Barn. The property is located in Sneadhams […]
Posted on July 21st, 2016 by Julie NewtonSpring news from Carver Knowles
For all the latest news and views from Carver Knowles this Spring, please take a look at our Landmark newsletter. This edition gives the highlights from our Ledbury Farm Diversification Event, discussion of the latest nuances in the planning system, as well as how to deal with a planning refusal, a summary of our […]
Posted on March 22nd, 2016 by Julie NewtonPlanning Appeals – What are my chances?
With the recent recruitment of Planning Consultant, Simon Rowles, to the Planning team at Carver Knowles, and in light of recent planning appeals in the Three Counties area, there is an opportunity to review any planning decisions you have received within the last 6 months. The following are brief summaries of recent appeal decisions that […]
Posted on February 29th, 2016 by Julie NewtonChanges to Government guidance of Permitted Barn Conversions
The change of use of agricultural buildings to residential use is permitted under Class Q of the General Permitted Development (England) Order 2015. The updated Class Q permitted development right, as published on 15th April 2015, allow development consisting of— (a) a change of use of a building and any land within its curtilage from […]
Posted on January 13th, 2016 by Julie NewtonConversions of agricultural buildings – is the permitted development clearer?
It has been a year of uncertainty and frustration for farmers, planners and agents alike, as all tried to steer a course through the new Permitted Development Rights legislation that allowed the conversion of qualifying barns into dwellings. Written legislation was very brief and differed from consultation documents, making life difficult for developers and decision […]
Posted on April 21st, 2015 by Julie NewtonPositives and pitfalls of new Permitted Development rules
The launch of the new permitted development rules in May 2014 appeared to pave the way for a wealth of conversions of agricultural buildings into dwellings. The scant details in the legislation and the seemingly open approach for new residential properties in the countryside appeared to be a huge positive for the rural landowner. However, […]
Posted on December 22nd, 2014 by Julie Newton