Land For Sale in East Midlands
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A FANTASTICK PLOT OF LAND SET WITHIN WILLOW WOOD - FOR SALE WITH APPROVED SELF-BUILD PLANS for a Four/Five Bedroom Detached House with Garage. A fantastic opportunity to acquire a prime building plot complete with approved self-build plans for a stunning four/five bedroom detached home.
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Mather Jamie are delighted to bring to the market a development site situated in the sought-after village of Ab Kettleby. The site offers an excellent opportunity to build a desirable scheme in a sought-after Leicestershire village. An extraordinary development opportunity which benefits from Outline Planning Permission for the erection of 5no. New build dwellings and conversion of existing barns to form 2no. new dwellings. The site extends in all to 0.92 acres (0.37 ha) or thereabouts. The site is being offered for sale as a whole or in Lots by way of Private Treaty: Lot 1 (new build only) - £450,000 Lot 2 (barn conversions and bungalow) - £300,000 Lot 3 (Whole) - £750,000 The vendor's preference is to sell the site as a whole. All offers must be submitted in accordance with the tender pro-forma which is available upon request. Further information is available via the sole selling agent, Mather Jamie.
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Will Barker & Co are pleased to give the opportunity to purchase approximately 8.51 hectares (21.04 acres) of part-fenced grassland situated off Burton Road in the popular village of Heckington, near Sleaford. The land is offered for sale by Informal Tender, with tenders to be subm...
- 8.51ha (21.04 acres) or thereabouts
- Grassland near to the village
- For sale by Informal Tender
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* Residential Development Opportunity extending to approximately 11.52 ha (28.47 acres)* Benefitting from Outline Planning Permission for residential development for up to 125 dwellings, with potential to increase (subject to the necessary planning consents)
- Residential Development Opportunity extending to approximately 11.52 ha (28.47 acres)
- Benefitting from Outline Planning Permission for residential development for up to 125 dwellings, with potential to increase (subject to the necessary planning consents)
- Well located in an established residential location with prominent main road frontage
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The site comprises part green space on the northern and eastern components of the site, together with a tarmacked overflow car park currently used for the Asda food store opposite. Access to the site is currently from a roundabout along Northern Bridge Road and sits adjacent to an existing Asda petrol filling station and convenience store.
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The site is broadly rectangular and has two access points from Mark Street. The site was formerly home to a 1950's office block which has recently been demolished leaving behind a level, hardcore surfaced (in part) site. Please note we have been advised that all services including gas, electric and water have been cut off, but are available for reconnection along the highway boundary of the site. Interested parties are advised to liaise and confirm this with the appropriate providers.
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The subject site comprises a trapezoidal shaped plot of industrial open storage land with temporary buildings currently in situ, as indicatively edged in red on the images and plans contained within these particulars. The plot is of broadly level topography and is for the most part concrete surfaced. Furthermore, the site is fully enclosed by palisade fencing which incorporates two gated access points off Osmaston Road, to the north west and south west respectively. The site has most recently been used as a fencing supply depot premises since planning consent was obtained for this use back in 2012. We understand that the site historically housed a petrol filling station (demolished in the late 1990s), but that all associated underground storage tanks and contaminated land have been removed, with confirmation from the Environmental Agency that the site has been "passed off" in respect of contamination.
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THE OPPORTUNITY The opportunity forms part of Somerby Park which extends to approx. 11 acres adjacent to the established Heapham Road employment area. Access is from Somerby Way which adjoins the A631 dual carriageway. The site abuts the Lincolnshire Otter Public House and A631 along its north-west boundary giving it a high degree of visibility as well as accessibility. The site is within the Somerby Park Enterprise Initiative area led by West Lindsey District Council. Incentives include up to 100% Business Rates Relief, free pre-development advice and support & introductions from the Council, Local Enterprise Partnership and businesses. CONNECTIVITY Gainsborough Town Centre - 1 mile Retford - 11 miles Lincoln - 18 miles Doncaster - 21 miles Sheffield - 40 miles LOCATION Gainsborough is a busy Lincolnshire market town and the administrative centre for West Lindsey District Council. The town is 30 mins drive time from the motorway network (A1(M) and M1), two international airports and the East Coast Mainline rail services. Gainsborough was awarded New Growth Status by the Government in 2008. This will see a major growth and investment programme which will see 4,435 homes developed by 2036 together with commercial development and job creation. This will see the population increase from its current 19,000 to around 30,000. Major businesses located in the town include PING, EMINOX and Regal Manufacturing. DEVELOPMENT PROPOSALS Somerby Park is being is being promoted...
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An exciting opportunity to purchase an attractive residential development opportunity in the heart of Ullesthorpe, benefiting from countryside views. The site currently comprises a disused farm yard, with a range of dilapidated modern and traditional farm buildings currently in situ, and is accessed via a gate off Manor Road. For further information please contact either Trevor Wells or Tom Knowles on either or / .
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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.
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The property comprises a derelict former snooker/pool hall constructed over ground and part first floor being of masonry walls having a series of pitched roofs above. The property benefits from extensive frontage to Wellowgate and return frontage to Duchess Street, being situated comprising an irregular shaped plot. The property offers potential for refurbishment or possible demolition and redevelopment for alternative uses, subject to consent.
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The site comprises a cleared greenfield development site extending to circa 0.20 hectares (0.5 acres) with Reserved Matter Planning Permission for the erection of a new convenience store, found to the north of Bingham Town Centre, within the heart of the new Barratt/David Wilson Homes Roman Quarter and Taylor Wimpey Bingham Gate Housing Schemes, which will, on completion, comprise over 1,000 new homes. The site is bordered to its eastern side by Chapel Lane, to the north by Dunsmore Avenue and to the west by the new Bingham Primary School. Access onto the A46, linking Nottingham and Leicester to the south west, with Lincoln to the north east, is available a short drive to the north. The town's Lidl food store can be found immediately to the south, directly opposite the recently opened Town Leisure Centre. The other food stores within the town are limited to an Aldi supermarket on Nottingham Road and small Coop and Sainsbury Local Convenience stores around the Market Place.
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An excellent residential development opportunity comprising an existing agricultural barn complex with prior approval under Class Q for conversion into four residential dwellings. The site is situated in an attractive rural location at Warren Farm between Cottesmore and Market Overton.
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**For sale via secure online bidding, terms and conditions apply** We are delighted to offer to auction this rare opportunity to purchase a large building plot extending to approximately 0.8 acres with outline planning permission for the erection of 5 detached houses with garages and access. Pla...
