Little Pen-y-Lan Barns comprise a range of traditional and modern agricultural buildings, all of which come with planning consents for conversion into residential spaces.

At the heart of the property, is the traditional buildings comprise a courtyard of traditional farm buildings built in the vernacular style with distinctive Herefordshire sandstone elevations. The barns, of timber frame construction and period features, lend themselves to conversion to alternative uses and have full planning permission for residential conversion.

The stone barns currently have planning permission for conversion of up to approximately 5800 square feet (539 sq. m.) and would make a fabulous, spacious and contemporary family home (subject to changes to the existing planning permissions).

Additionally, there is a set of Dutch barns with lean-to structures, as well as a red brick barn. These buildings have Class Q permission for residential conversion but also present opportunities for conversion into ancillary uses such as a pool, gym, office spaces, or additional living accommodation, again subject to changes in planning permission.

You can view the planning application here:

Local information

• The barns at Little Pen-y-Lan Farm are located east of the village of Pontrilas in south west Herefordshire, near the Welsh border.
• The property is situated to the east of the Black Mountains and the Brecon Beacons National Park.
• The surrounding area is noted for its outstanding natural beauty and splendid countryside with a wide range of country walks nearby including Offa's Dyke National Trail, riding and outdoor pursuits.
• The larger regional centres of the Cathedral City of Hereford (12.1 miles) and Abergavenny (12.9 miles) provide access to the National Rail Network, supermarkets and a host of social, shopping and leisure facilities.
• The area is well served with schools including The Elms School, Herefordshire Cathedral, Malvern as well as the highly regarded Hereford Sixth Form College.