Highfield Road, Sedbergh

Rare development opportunity located in the heart of the quaint, market town of Sedbergh. Offered with full planning consent to create a two bedroomed property with a lovely outlook.An exceptional opportunity in the heart of Sedbergh to create a dream home, this exclusive plot is tucked-away yet sits within easy access to the local amenities. The plot offers full planning consent under planning reference S/03/615A, being full planning consent for the demolition of the existing building and erection of a single dwelling with Local Occupancy Condition, and looks to create a two bedroom residence.

Sedbergh is a quaint market town with its cobbled streets, located within the Yorkshire Dales National Park, and which enjoys stunning scenery wrapping around the town. Famously known as being England’s official ‘Book Town’ Sedbergh has many historic links. There is a good choice of independent shops, public houses and services, and for families there are both primary and secondary schools and the highly renowned independent Sedbergh school. Whilst there are a variety of amenities on hand the position is well placed for access to the market town of Kirkby Lonsdale, the larger town of Kendal, the Lake District National Park and Junction 37 of the M6 motorway.

The plot provides ample space for a comfortable and spacious two bedroom property together with parking and garden situated to the rear. The current planning consent offers a carefully designed home with accommodation comprising lobby, entrance hallway, utility area, en-suite bedroom to the ground floor and further en-suite bedroom to the first floor together with living area and kitchen-dining space with door to side and steps leading down to the ground floor. There is a garden area located at the rear and sides of the property and designated parking situated at the front. The property is accessed via a right of way over the access lane leading to the side of No.1 Highfield Road.

The property is subject to a Section 106 agreement which places a Local Occupancy Condition on it, which states that the dwelling must be the main or principal residence of the proposed occupier, and that the proposed occupier has established needs to live in the dwelling by way of set criteria which is available from the selling agent.

This exceptionally unique property is in a prime position and is both convenient and attractive to discerning buyers. Being a serviced plot with electricity and water connected this is ‘ready to go’.