Land For Sale in Lincoln, Lincolnshire

RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY - The acquisition available currently comprises of a three bedroomed semi-detached bungalow and in addition, the large plot has the benefit of OUTLINE PLANNING CONSENT for three additional detached dwellings. The existing semi-detached bungalow offers accommoda...

A rare development land opportunity in a sought-after location. The land comprises two building plots with Planning Permission for a pair of 4-storey Semi-Detached Houses with Garaging. Alternatively, the site is considered potentially suitable for the development of one larger detached house (su...

The property comprises a three bedroom detached house constructed circa 1850 in solid brickwork, under a pitched slate roof, set in attractive mature grounds of around 0.2 hectares (0.5 acres), offering the potential for the development of a number of new dwellings, subject to the receipt of Planning Permission. The property sits in a well-established residential area to the south of Lincoln City Centre, surrounded by predominantly large detached single storey dwellings running along The Cottage Paddock. The existing detached 2 storey dwelling on the site is laid out to provide two reception rooms and a kitchen at ground floor level, with three bedrooms and a bathroom on the first floor level. There are a range of outbuildings surrounding it. The house on the site is dated and in need of refurbishment, which could be undertaken as part of a wider redevelopment of the site with a number of new build dwellings. Many years ago, the site did have Outline Planning Permission for the erection of two detached bungalows on the land immediately to the South. Access into the site is via a shared private driveway off the southern end of The Cottage Paddock, which is a cul de sac leading off the eastern end of De Wint Avenue, the broad extent of this is shown hatched in red on the site plan later in these particulars. This is shared with numbers 22, 24 and 30. The driveway is owned by the subject property, jointly with 24 & 30, with 22 having just access rights over it.

 Full planning permission has been granted for the construction of an executive, four-storey detached home, designed to offer stunning views across the city of Lincoln from its upper floors.

Land to the Rear of 108 Yarborough Road Offered for sale by auction, this plot presents potential for development, subject to obtaining the necessary planning permission. The land measures approximately 9.1 metres in length and 6.1 metres in width.

Prime amenity land for sale in Lincoln’s Cross O’ Cliff, including woodland, disused railway, and allotments. Auction 24th June. Exceptional long-term investment and development potential (STP). Legal pack and viewing by appointment. palaceauctions.com

The property comprises an existing 2 storey office building, extending to around 1,546 sq m (16,641 sq ft) on a gross internal basis, sat on a regular shaped site extending to about 0.73 hectares (1.80 acres). It forms part of a much larger site extending to circa 4.37 hectares (10.80 acres), that comprises, in addition to the subject property, the Grade II Listed building known as Cross O'Cliff Court and the cricket ground and pavilion, which is let to the Bracebridge Heath Cricket Club. The subject property sits in the south-western corner of the larger site, offering panoramic views westwards over the Trent Valley toward Newark, and would, in our view, offer potential (subject to planning) for alternative uses, most likely demolition and redevelopment for a wide variety of different uses. The balance of the rest of the site extending to circa 3.64 hectares (9 acres), including the Grade II Listed building, is being sold off separately and will be used as a Special Needs School and the Bracebridge Heath Cricket Ground. There is an adjacent building occupied by East Midlands Ambulance Service NHS Trust (EMAS), not included in the sale of either part of the site as this is being retained by EMAS, for a continuation of its current office/administration use. The extent of the subject site is shown edged in red on the site plan later in these particulars. The wider site has extensive mature trees throughout, which add considerably to the character and quality feel of the...