We buy traditional barns, redundant farm buildings and agricultural outbuildings for conversion
Abel Gray actively buys barns and redundant agricultural buildings for residential conversion across Buckinghamshire, Bedfordshire, Northamptonshire, Oxfordshire, Warwickshire, Leicestershire, Gloucestershire and the West Midlands. Whether you own a traditional stone barn, a timber-framed agricultural building, or redundant farm outbuildings, we would be interested to hear from you.
As a family-run property company, we specialise in sympathetic barn conversions that preserve the character of these historic buildings whilst creating beautiful homes. We offer transparency and honesty throughout the process, managing planning, development and disposal ourselves. There are no agents' fees and no hidden costs.
Stone, brick or timber-framed barns with character and conversion potential.
Redundant farm buildings no longer needed for agricultural use.
Stables, cart sheds, granaries and other ancillary farm structures.
Groups of buildings suitable for multiple dwelling conversions.
Barns with surrounding land offering additional development opportunity.
Thrapston • Slipton • Oundle • Brigstock • Denford • Warmington • Cotterstock • Achurch • Woodford • Twywell • Fotheringhay • Aldwincle • Glapthorn • Deenethorpe
Towcester • Paulerspury • Greens Norton • Silverstone • Blisworth • Stoke Bruerne • Cosgrove • Old Stratford • Roade • Yardley Gobion • Pury End • Grafton Regis • Hartwell
Bletchley • Blisworth • Bow Brickhill • Brackley • Buckingham • Botolph Claydon • Steeple Claydon • East Claydon • Middle Claydon • North Claydon • Granborough • Great Horwood • Little Horwood • Great Linford • Little Linford • Hanslope • Lavendon • Milton Keynes • Moulsoe • Mursley • Newport Pagnell • Newton Blossomville • Newton Longville • Padbury • Sherington • Stoke Goldington • Tingrith • Tingewick • Turvey • Woburn
Ampthill • Bedford • Battlesden • Biggleswade • Blunham • Cheddington • Cranfield • Dunstable • Eaton Bray • Eggington • Flitwick • Greenfield • Heath and Reach • Hockliffe • Houghton Regis • Hyde • Kempston • Leighton Buzzard • Lidlington • Linslade • Mentmore • Sandy • Slapton • Soulbury • Stewkley • Tebworth • Totternhoe • Wing • Wingrave
Abingdon • Banbury • Bicester • Chipping Norton • Didcot • Henley-on-Thames • Kidlington • Wallingford • Witney • Wantage
Alcester • Atherstone • Bedworth • Kenilworth • Leamington Spa • Nuneaton • Rugby • Southam • Stratford-upon-Avon • Warwick • Wellesbourne
Coalville • Hinckley • Leicester • Loughborough • Market Harborough • Melton Mowbray • Oakham • Wigston
Cheltenham • Cirencester • Cinderford • Dursley • Gloucester • Stroud • Tewkesbury
Birmingham • Coventry • Dudley • Halesowen • Oldbury • Rowley Regis • Smethwick • Solihull • Stourbridge • Wolverhampton
No. We buy barns and farm buildings both with and without planning permission. Many agricultural buildings qualify for Class Q permitted development rights, and our planning team will assess the best route for your property.
Class Q allows the conversion of certain agricultural buildings to residential use without full planning permission. It applies to buildings that were used for agriculture on or before a specific date and meet structural and location criteria. We can advise whether your building qualifies.
We buy traditional stone barns, brick barns, timber-framed agricultural buildings, stables, cart sheds, granaries, outbuildings, and complete farm complexes. We also consider barns with surrounding land.
No. We are direct buyers and there are no agents' fees, no hidden costs, and no obligations. We deal with you directly throughout the entire process.
Not necessarily. We consider barns and farm buildings in all conditions, from structurally sound buildings to those requiring significant restoration. The key factors are location, the building's footprint, and its conversion potential.
Contact us today for a confidential, no-obligation discussion about your barn or farm buildings.
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