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Four Oaks is arranged as two separate buildings with communal gardens and car parking. The main building is 'U' shaped and arranged over ground and first floors. The smaller, self-contained, single storey building is located to the south of the site. Four Oaks provides 19 individual rooms across both buildings, each with kitchenette and wash facilities, together with a small main office area. SITE AREA 0.60 acres / 0.243 hectares (measured via digital mapping and subject to survey). PLANNING The site and buildings were previously the former Brentwood Maternity Hospital and until recently have been used for temporary housing. Interested parties should consult their planning advisors or Brentwood Borough Council in respect of their proposed use of the property. RESTRICTIVE COVENANT A permanent restriction will be placed on the Title of the property preventing use as a House in Multiple occupation of for 'Temporary Accommodation'.
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The former residential building was previously used as the Council's Registry Office, now used for storage. The building is part two, part single storey, with a detached outbuilding to the rear. The property has vehicular access via the Town Hall, with pedestrian access from Seven Arches Road and Shenfield Common, which the property overlooks.
- Proposed Scheme 2 x 1 Bed Flats, 9 x 2 Bed Flats With Parking
- Overlooking Shenfield Common
- Close to Brentwood High Street
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The site lies to the north of Holbrook, set back from the B1080 between Holbrook and Freston, in a peaceful rural setting surrounded by open arable fields. Holbrook village, just to the south, offers everyday amenities including a convenience store, medical practise, village hall, church and secondary school. The Shotley Peninsula provides an attractive landscape with riverside walks, cycle routes, marinas and nature reserves, all whilst benefitting from easy access to town amenities and transport connections. DESCRIPTION The property comprises the site of former agricultural buildings, as shown edged red on the accompanying site plan, extending to approximately 1.32 acres. Access is gained via a rough-surfaced entrance directly off Ipswich Road. Part of the site, including the main barn conversion, lies within the curtilage of a Grade II Listed building. The principal structure is a traditional barn complex of mixed construction, adapted and extended over time. The building is predominantly of timber frame construction set on brick plinth walls, with areas of feather-edge boarding and smooth cement render. To the rear stands a secondary storage building of concrete frame construction beneath a pitched corrugated asbestos roof, with fibreboard cladding to the elevations. The remainder of the site comprises open grassland, offering potential for further development, subject to the necessary planning consents. PLANNING The property benefits from full planning permission...
- Residential development opportunity - 5 barn style dwellings
- Desirable location between Ipswich & Manningtree
- Attractive rural outlook with good transport links
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A substantial commercial farming opportunity extending to approximately 1,282 acres (519 hectares), offering highly productive predominantly Grade 1 and 2 irrigated arable land, five farmyards with agricultural buildings and irrigation infrastructure, available in six Lots.
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The land extends to approximately 8.51 hectares (21.02 acres) and received outline planning permission, on the 24th February 2026, for up to 160 dwellings, including market and affordable homes, flats and self-build plots.
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This land is offered for Promotion as a whole either by way of an Option or Promotion Agreement on terms to be agreed. The land comprises open grass fields extending to some 17 acres (6.87ha) in total as shown edged red on the plan overleaf. The land is bounded by established trees and hedgerows with some small ponds and divided diagonally by the access road to Dunmow Park House. The house is Grade II Listed by Historic England. Access to the land is from a gateway in the north-west corner of the field off Braintree Road. LOCATION The land is situated immediately to the south of Great Dunmow Town Centre and lies between Braintree Road and the B1256. The location benefits from excellent regional transport links with the B1256 and A120 trunk road operating as the main arterial route across North Essex and the A120 connecting to the M11, 8 miles to the west of the property. Stansted Airport is located approximately 6 miles to the north west. Great Dunmow is an affluent well established market town with a current population of over 3000 providing a full range of local facilities including primary and secondary schools, foodstores and local retail outlets. One of the strengths of the site is its sustainable location within walking distance of the Town Centre with its established infrastructure and local services and a variety of bus routes. There are established footway links to the Town Centre. PLANNING Great Dunmow is one of only two major settlements in...
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The site comprises approximately 5.81 acres of Green Belt land, approximately 3.5 acres of which has an established use for commercial storage comprising a mixture of industrial buildings, former stables, house and storage land with a variety of surfaces. The site is currently occupied by Safe Dig Utilities Ltd.
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A prime development opportunity in Wivenhoe, Essex, with outline planning permission for 25 bungalows and a 60-bed care facility on a 3.52-acre site. Ideally located with strong transport links to Colchester and London, the scheme offers potential for a high-quality residential and care
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Approximately 229 acres of productive arable land and grassland with a four bedroom cottage located in an attractive rural position on the Shotley peninsular between the Rivers Stour and River Orwell with direct access to the Coastal Path route and providing related river access.
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Leisure business and smallholding/equestrian opportunity situated in 52.75 acres of rolling countryside. Grade II Listed 16th Century six-bedroom farmhouse with a thriving holiday cottage complex and an extensive range of outbuildings. For sale as a whole or in two lots.
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Plot B 0.28 hectare (0.700 acres). This site has Detailed Planning Consent (discharged) dated 26.8.20 for 2,322.5 sq m (25,000 sq ft) for B2, B8 and E uses. Plot C 2.12 hectares (5.244 acres), 4,495 sq m (48,396 sq ft) with Outline Planning Consent dated 26.8.22 for B1, B2 and B8 and 87 car parking spaces. Reference: DC/21/5742/out. This development provides a natural extension to the established industrial estate. Formal planning approval is expected in mid July 2025. Plot C Landscape/Drainage and Offsite Landscaping 0.38 hectare (0.956 acres), with Outline Planning Consent. Non developable but integral to the overall development. The existing main site access and (adopted) Estate Road will serve the new development areas
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The site is a former fertiliser factory and comprises approx 12 acres of brownfiled land along with an additional 50 acres of greenfield land. The additional plots are provided in 3 sites, located to the north and west of the main site. The site provides an excellent opportunity to develop a mixture of uses.
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The land being offered for sale, extending in all to 0.72 hectares (1.77 acres) or thereabouts, presents an exciting opportunity to purchase a residential development site located on the edge of the village of Sedgeford, with the benefit of Full Planning Permission for the construction of eight r...
