Commercial properties for sale in Forest of Dean, Land, this area only

A substantial former church extending to approximately 317.84 m² / 3,421 ft², set within a plot of approximately 0.056 ha / 0.137 acres, providing an excellent opportunity for redevelopment

A traditional barn in an elevated position, with planning permission to convert. Planning Reference Number: P0847/24/FUL (Forest of Dean District Council) Barn 1 Planning permission for conversion into a four bedroom property with the following layout: Ground floor: Entrance hall I Lounge I Kitchen / Dining room I Study I Utility I WC First floor: Principal bedroom with ensuite bathroom I two further bedrooms I Forth bedroom with ensuite bathroom I Family bathroom Barn 2 A single storey building supported by masonry walls to the rear and an arrangement of posts and staddle stones along the eastern elevation. The building formerly benefited from approved planning consent as part of a wider application for conversion into a home office / sunroom Outside The barns are currently surrounded by hardstanding with a grassed area to the rear. As per the planning permission, access will be taken via a right of way over the adjacent road to the east. Situation The barn is situated on the outskirts of the villages of Alvington and Woolaston, Gloucestershire located on the west bank of the River Severn, in the Forest of Dean. The town of Lydney is 4 miles distant offering a hospital, superstore shopping, a station and day-to-day amenities. The...

FOR SALE - Land with Residential Development Potential (Subject to Planning). The site extends to approximately 0.47 acres (0.19 ha) of pastureland and is located to the rear of Beechwood and Meadow View house. The site bisects the settlement of Huntley on an east/west axis linking Gloucester to the east and Ross-on-Wye to the north-west. Existing residential development abuts the northern, eastern and western aspects of the site. The A40 is located to the north of the site and provides an access point via an existing shared driveway currently serving Beechwood and Meadow View. The south of the site is bordered by arable land. We understand a planning application was submitted under application reference P0107/23/PIP for the erection of up to 3 dwellings. The application was however withdrawn in February 2023. It is considered that the proposal has triggered the need to undertake a Habitats Regulations Assessment (HRA). The Planning Officer suggested that this could not be defended by a PIP application, however with an Outline or a Full Application, the information can be provided and conditioned as a recommendation of a positive HRA and addressing the Habitat Regs. The landowners withdrew the PIP application (Ref: P0107/23/PIP) due to this ecology requirement, which could not be defended as part of the PIP application. Offers are invited on an unconditional and conditional (subject to planning basis). Offers should be sent to Bruton Knowles via email to Jack...