A development opportunity with planning permission for three houses has been listed for sale in Leigh, set within around two acres of land.
Priced at £525,000, the gated plot on Lodge Lane includes a range of traditional brick-built single-storey stables and barns centred around a courtyard, along with an outdoor arena and paddock.
The buildings are described as "traditional brick construction stables/barns with pitched slate roofs," currently set up for equestrian stabling and storage.
The land is located approximately a quarter of a mile along a privately owned lane, accessed from Manchester Road.
Miller Metcalfe, who are marketing the property, said its location means it "retains good accessibility for local amenities, schools and travel whilst still offering a stunning rural outlook in a peaceful setting."
The buildings, which form an 'L'-shaped barn and former Shippon, as well as an open-sided storage building, have a total internal footprint of about 3,740 square feet.
Approved plans allow for these to be demolished and replaced with three new dwellings totalling approximately 7,093 square feet in total area, according to the application number referenced in the listing.
There is an arena with a silica sand and rubber surface and a paddock, with the setting described as suiting those with an equestrian interest.
The location is said to have "endless tracks and walks right on the doorstep," with "unrivalled views over the surrounding countryside."
According to the estate agent, further adjacent land may be available by separate negotiation.
The property is being sold as freehold and falls under council tax band G.
Access to the site is restricted, with viewings by appointment only.
Approval details are contained under demolition order application number 22/00145/DEMOL, with full planning details at A/2395687/FULL.
Interested parties seeking more information, or looking to arrange a viewing, are urged to call Miller Metcalfe on 01920 455430.
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