Convert a pretty barn in the Cotswolds
This listed Cotswolds barn near Cirencester has planning permission for conversion into two residential dwellings


Manor Farm Barn is a an exceptional part-converted Grade II-listed stone barn on the edge of Daglingworth in Gloucestershire which comes with planning permission and listed building consent.
The consent has been given to create two joined residential units to make two great edge-of village perdiod properties. The barn is adjacent to an historic Manor which dates back to the Domesday Book, and views are down the Daglingworth Valley.
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Residential living is to be created over two floors, making the most of the historical and architectural features in the property; there will be a full-height reception rooms and well-proportioned spaces with lots of natural light. There is ample space to create a private garden outside.
Daglingworth is a quiet, unspoiled Cotswolds village with a church and a village hall, while the nearest primary school, shop and post office are two miles away in Stratton. Cirencester is just three miles.
The guide price is £795,000. For further information please contact Knight Frank on 01285 659 771 or visit www.knightfrank.co.uk.
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