MRT have recently obtained permission for the conversion of three redundant agricultural buildings into five new dwellings near Hockley Heath.
The approval was secured under Class Q of the Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development) (England) Order, which allows for the conversion of redundant agricultural buildings into dwellings, subject to the proposals meeting a set criteria. The scheme involved changing buildings previously used as part of a former dairy and turkey farm, into a mix of two and three bedroom dwelling houses surrounded by beautiful countryside and close to many local amenities.
The proposal utilises the existing brick built animal barns and retains their agricultural character to enhance the overall setting of the site whilst providing five new dwellings in a sustainable location.
Have you got a redundant agricultural building? Please do get in touch with us on 01789 292383 or email and we will happy to discuss whether you may be eligible for Class Q.