Listed Barn Conversion in South Rauceby, Lincolnshire
Full Planning Permission and Listed Building Consent secured for the sensitive conversion of a historic stone barn into a bespoke new home

Listed Barn Conversion Planning & Design in Lincolnshire
Converting a listed barn into a new home requires a careful balance between creating a practical, high-quality living environment and protecting the architectural and historic significance of the original building.
At South Rauceby, Fytche-Taylor Planning provided a fully coordinated planning and architectural design service for the sensitive conversion of this remarkable historic stone barn. Dating from around 1840–50 and incorporating elements of an even earlier structure, the building required a strongly heritage-led approach to both design and planning.
Our team developed the architectural proposals, coordinated specialist heritage advice and prepared and managed the Planning and Listed Building Consent applications through to approval.
The result is an exciting new chapter for this historic Lincolnshire building, with permission secured for its sensitive conversion into a unique bespoke home while retaining the character and features that make the property special.




onsidering a Barn Conversion in Lincolnshire?
Traditional barns and historic agricultural buildings can offer exceptional opportunities for creating distinctive new homes, but securing permission for their conversion often requires specialist planning, architectural and heritage expertise.
Fytche-Taylor Planning provides expert advice for barn conversions, listed buildings and rural development projects throughout Lincolnshire and the East Midlands. Our in-house planning and architectural team can assess the development potential of a building, explore design options and manage the planning process from initial feasibility through to approval.
For listed barns and other heritage buildings, we can also coordinate the specialist assessments and supporting information required for Listed Building Consent, ensuring that heritage considerations inform the design from the outset rather than becoming an obstacle later in the planning process.
Have a barn or historic building you are considering converting? Contact our team to discuss its development potential and the best route towards securing planning permission.


