This property comprises a small cluster of traditional farm structures, presenting a valuable opportunity for residential conversion. Located in the tranquil hamlet of Kyrewood, just southeast of Tenbury Wells, these buildings are conveniently situated within 1.5 miles of local amenities. The portfolio includes two distinct agricultural buildings flanking a central courtyard.
The Byre is a single-storey structure measuring approximately 10.54m x 5.16m, featuring doorways along both long sides and a dormer window, though it is currently in disrepair. This could potentially be transformed into a compact one-bedroom dwelling or serve as an annex to the Barn.
The Barn itself is two-storey with a mono-pitch roof and is connected to two former hop kilns that lost their upper floors over time, now requiring significant refurbishment. It boasts the potential for conversion into a detached residence with at least four bedrooms across both levels.
Surrounding this unique property is a courtyard and designated parking space, alongside additional land suitable for garden creation—perfect for enhancing outdoor living spaces.
While previous planning permissions have lapsed, preliminary advice on converting these buildings to residential use has been positively received by local authorities, indicating an encouraging path forward for potential investors or developers.
These structures benefit from mains electricity and water supply (subject to verification), making them an intriguing proposition for those looking to undertake renovation projects in a scenic rural setting.
