Land For Sale in Lincolnshire
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A parcel of land situated in a rural village location with open views to the front. The land may offer potential for future development, subject to planning permission and all other necessary consents being obtained. The plot has an approximate frontage of 10 metres and a depth of 26 metres, subj...
Mather Jamie are instructed to market a commercial development opportunity located on the south-eastern edge of South Witham. The site is strategically located within close proximity to the A1. The site benefits from a full Planning Permission for the erection of 26 commercial/light industrial units. The illustrative masterplan shows 26 units which extend to a total of 3,775 sq. m (40,633 sq. ft). The site is offered for sale as a whole by Private Treaty. All offers must be submitted in accordance with the tender pro-forma, which is available within the Data Room. Further information is available via the sole selling agent, Mather Jamie.
- Part of Humberside International Aiport
- Established and thriving business park environment
- Plots suitable for a variety of buildings from 5,000 sq ft up to 128,000 sq ft
- • Substantial freehold land parcel of approx. 3,407 sq m (0.84 acres) in sought-after Cross O’ Cliff Hill, Lincoln LN5.
- • For sale by public auction as Lot 83, Palace Auctions London, live & online from Claridge’s, 12th August 2026.
- • Attractive guide price of just £15,000 – exceptional value for land in this prime Lincoln location.
Exceptional 6,434 sq m (STMS) freehold land off South Park Avenue, Lincoln. Lot 104 in Palace Auctions’ live & online auction at Claridge’s, London, 12th August 2026. Guide £12,000. Superb investment, development or amenity opportunity. View:
Offered for sale is a Freehold parcel of landscaped amenity land, within a popular residential area, which extends to circa. 0.7 acres, located within a particularly popular residential district on the eastern outskirts of the desirable village of Woodhall Spa, famous as a Golfing Resort and a......
** Timed Online Auction - 13 August 2026 ** RARE INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY. Brick built garage located in popular residential location within Gainsborough, Lincolnshire. Potential for investment or owner-occupation. Rental potential- £200pcm.
Exceptional freehold land opportunity! Lot 31, 1,818 sq m south of South Park, Lincoln. Guide price £5,000. Auction live & online from Claridge’s London, 12th August 2026. Prime for investors, developers, or amenity use. Outstanding local amenities & schools.
Exceptional freehold land (2,161 sq m STMS) off South Park Avenue, Lincoln, opposite 11 Kingsway. Highly likely to benefit from future planning. For sale by Palace Auctions at Claridge’s, London, 12 Aug 2026. Guide £5,000. Live & online. Don’t miss out!
LOT 100 | 9,989 sq m of former allotment land on the northern edge of South Park, Lincoln. Offered by Palace Auctions London at Claridge's, 12th Aug 2026 – live & online. Guide price £5,000. A rare open-land opportunity.
LOT 101 | Freehold land, 2,504 sq m (STMS), off South Avenue at the northerly edge of iconic South Park, Lincoln. Guide £5,000. Palace Auctions London — live & online from Claridge's, 12th August 2026.
The property comprises a highly prominent and cleared level site extending to 11 acres (4 hectares). The site may be suitable for a variety of potential uses including employment related development and roadside retail & leisure, subject to planning consent. It can provide a range of serviced land plots or Design & Build opportunities. The proposed scheme is only indicative at this stage and each opportunity can be provided on a Design & Build basis to suit the occupier's individual requirement.
Mather Jamie are instructed to market a commercial development opportunity located on the south-eastern edge of South Witham. The site is strategically located within close proximity to the A1. The site benefits from a full Planning Permission for the erection of 26 commercial/light industrial units. The illustrative masterplan shows 26 units which extend to a total of 3,775 sq. m (40,633 sq. ft). The site is offered for sale as a whole by Private Treaty. All offers must be submitted in accordance with the tender pro-forma, which is available within the Data Room. Further information is available via the sole selling agent, Mather Jamie.
Substantial Plot of Agricultural Land Extending to 550 Acres Situated in Established Farming Area. The property comprises a substantial plot of agricultural land extending to 550 acres (226.6 hectares). The land consists of large open plan fields that are well suited for commercial crop production. The topography of the land is predominantly open and level, which supports efficient cultivation and modern farming practices. The land is positioned in a well-established farming area, with strong accessibility to surrounding areas. There are several access points to each field along Brumby Common Lane which adjoins Scotter Road on the eastern side of the land. The A1077 (M) motorway runs through the centre of the land which incorporates the roundabout development known as the Northern Junction. The roundabout development has the potential to provide direct access to the land once fully operational. Agricultural Land Classification: Offering a highly attractive agricultural profile, the land benefits from the following Natural England Agricultural Land Classification: The western section is rated Grade 1 (excellent quality), moving through Grade 2 (very good) in the centre, to Grade 3 (good to moderate) in the east. This indicative grading highlights the strong agricultural potential of the land. Further information is available in our Data Room. We recommend interested parties carry out their own investigations to determine the exact ALC grading of the land.
Potential expansion/ development land 36.199 hectares (89,453 acres) approx. Level greenfield site with road accesses to Energy Park Way Sports Field including Clubhouse and southern car park 4.685 hectares (11.57 acres) approx. Level fully fenced, surfaced car park with barrier control and lighting with access directly to Moody Lane.
The site comprises an irregular shaped parcel of land benefitting from extensive roadside frontage to Energy Park Way. The site topography is generally level with the southern boarding being boarded by the railway line. The site is available as a whole or in part, up to a maximum of 5 plots. Each plot will have its own direct access to Energy Park Way. Consideration will be given to plot sales from 1.98 acres (0.8 Ha) approx.
The site is irregular in shape and topography extending to approximately 2.694 Ha (6.657 acres). Buildings on site which will be left in situ include Dransfield, Maurice Taylor, Stem Building and the Estate Office, providing approximately 2,019.46 sq m (19,729 sq ft) of accommodation. Access will be shared with the retained college campus from the Kingsway and the site will be fully fenced following the intended demolition works. There is also a pedestrianised access to Glover Road. This opportunity has arisen due to the fact the Collage are to demolish a number of buildings on site and are to construct a new £38m teaching building.
Plot H - The last plot remaining totals 13.6 acres and has been allocated for development. Planning should be sought by interested parties. Humber Gate offers flexible solutions for occupiers and is suitable for heavy industrial uses, manufacturing, logistics, open storage and renewable energy sectors. The majority of the land is brown field with the site having existing infrastructure. Nearby occupiers include Bluestar, BASF, Energy Pyrolysis, Vireol, Lenzing, Enviro.
The property comprises a relatively level undeveloped parcel of land accessed off a new road (to adoptable standards) between Hassall Road and Holly Road. We understand the land extends to the following areas: Pink Area (on attached Site Plan): 0.85 hectares (2.10 acres) Turquoise Area (on attached Site Plan): 2.96 hectares (7.30 acres) Total: 3.81 hectares (9.40 acres)
Stratum Park enjoys a prime location at the intersection of the A18 and M181 in Scunthorpe, Lincolnshire. Major occupiers in the area include British Steel, Wren Kitchens, OSI Food Solutions, Jotun Paints, 2 Sisters Food Group, and Canpack. The location is ideal for logistics, with Hull, Sheffield, Leeds, York, and Lincoln all within an hours drive by van, and over 34.5 million people accessible within 4.5 hours by HGV. Positioned on a main route into Scunthorpe, Stratum Park also offers roadside retail potential, subject to planning. Stratum Park builds on the success of the nearby Gallagher Park retail destination, home to Tesco Extra, Aldi, TK Maxx, and B&Q. Opposite the A18 are additional amenities, including drive-thru restaurants, fast food outlets, a hotel, and the Scunthorpe United stadium LOCATION Scunthorpe is one of the UK's major industrial locations. Long known for steel production, the town has diversified into a range of manufacturing sectors. It is well placed for local and national logistics operations. The cities of Hull, Sheffield, Leeds, York and Lincoln fall within 1 hour by van, whilst over 34.5 million people live within 4.5 hours by HGV. Immediately adjacent to Stratum Park to the west and south of Scunthorpe, Lincolnshire Lakes is an ambitious and transformative urban project. Lincolnshire Lakes will significantly boost Stratum Park as a location of strategic importance within the region. The £1.2 billion initiative aims to create..
The site comprises a brownfield site of 2.771 Ha (6.848 acres) approx. with frontage to Davenport Drive, to the rear of Bursar Primary Academy, being relatively level but irregular in shape. The site was originally consented by way of (DM-1032-21-FUL) for the development of 58 residential units, which has expired, however, additional land is now available which could potentially afford a larger development of around 96 residential units, subject to consent.
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...





