Hoarwithy, Hereford, HR2

Redundant former agricultural barns, situated in approx 0.8 acre, with potential to convert or demolish and replace with three residential properties. Situated on the rural fringes of the picturesque village of Hoarwithy approximately mid-way between Ross-on-Wye and Hereford.

The property is situated in a rural location with amidst beautiful countryside and close to the nearby village and its distinctive church with Italianate Romanesque bell tower. Within the village there is an excellent Pub serving superb food and local ales etc. Within a stone's throw there are miles of countryside walks including walks along the River Wye; a haven for lovers of the great outdoors.

The site, until recently, had planning consent to convert the disused agricultural buildings into three residential units, this planning lapsed in April 2024.

A local architect has had a positive reaction from the local authority to the suggestion of demolishing the existing barns and rebuilding with new contemporary style barns.

Re instating the previous planning is also a strong possibility.

We understand there is a covenant in favour of a previous owner, which restricts some of the land to agricultural use. We also understand that the previous owner will negotiate with a developer to relax this covenant. These negotiations will need to be done at the buyers expense.

The vendor would be happy to enter into a lockout agreement for a pre-agreed period of time to allow prospective buyer to gain planning consent.

Further information regarding the previous planning consent can be found by copying the link below.



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Directions:
From Ross on Wye head out towards Hereford on the A49, take the second turning right to Hoarwithy, proceed into the village, past the public house and continue up the hill. As you approach the brow of the hill take the right hand turning and the site can be found shortly on the left hand side.