Property description

An impressive and substantial (circa 7,000 sq ft) Grade II listed former coaching inn set in large grounds on th edge of this popular rural village with planning permission for conversion into four residential units.

The house dates from the 18th Century and provides accommodation set over four floors and offers a wonderful and rare opportunity either for updating and renovating to a large family house or for residential development.

The property has numerous period features and historical interest and was once used as a courthouse with a holding cell.

Lower Ground Floor – 202 sq m (2,175 sq ft)
Upper Ground Floor – 183 sq m (1,970 sq ft)
First Floor – 154 sq m (1,658 sq ft)
Second Floor (Attic) – 113 sq m (1,217 sq ft)
Total – 652 sq m (7,020 sq ft)

Further Development Potential

To the side of the main building there is a very pleasant level site that could possibly be developed (subject to the appropriate planning consent) into either one or two new dwellings. There will be an uplift of 50% of the land value should planning permission be granted.

The property, a former private residence and latterly coaching inn, is brick built under slate and tiled roof. It has numerous features, character and history. Planning and listed building consent has been granted together with change of use to residential status.

Situation
The Crown Inn is located in Everleigh which is a very small rural village in Wiltshire, positioned approximately 3 miles from Pewsey (main to line to Paddington, London) and 6.3 miles from Andover (Waterloo line).

Situated in the quiet pastoral village of Everleigh, Wiltshire, yet only a little over an hour from the local station to central London.

Outside
Externally there is a large gravel area, presently used as a car park to the east for approximately 50 cars. South of the property is a large lawned garden.

Additional Information
Technical Information
Interested parties are asked to make their own enquiries and satisfy themselves of the availability or otherwise of all services.

Method of Sale
The site is to be disposed of on a private treaty basis and offers are now being sought from interested parties.

Access and Viewing
Access to the property is strictly by appointment through the agent.

Guide Price
£595,000 for the main building and a further £60,000 (Uplift of 50% should the buyer obtain planning permission to develop) for the land to the left of the main dwelling.

Additional Information
The property and location lend to a variety of potential uses ranging from single dwelling to multiple units. Planning had been granted for a mix of several units although this was later reduced to four larger ones. The property is solid, dry and has seen some refurbishment although complete modernisation is envisaged. Also suitable uses could be for offices, training venue, retreat, rental lets, holiday/recreational conversion etc. etc. There is oil central heating and mains water/sewerage/electricity. It has sadly been somewhat neglected during the last few years and this should be borne in mind. This will also be reflected in the sale price.