Land For Sale in Torbay
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Originally a Wesleyan Chapel built in 1853, until its closure in 1881, it eventually became Torquay's steam laundry, which was abandoned in the early 1970’s and partially demolished down to its base level. Potential for a variety of commercial/residential development, subject to planning. A 202...
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This potential development opportunity comprises a parcel of land extending to c. 0.59 acres and located off New Road in Brixham. The site has previously benefitted planning approval for mixed use development comprising residential and commercial space,
- Lapsed planning approval (P/2015/0235) for a mixed use development
- Site extends to c. 0.24 ha / 0.59 acres
- Conditional offers (subject to planning) are invited
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Comprising of land extending to c. 0.28 ha / 0.68 acres and is situated on the northwestern edge of Paignton, this land was proposed for allocation and the future development of c. 10 dwellings within the Torbay Local Plan 2022-40.
- Conditional offers invited (Subject to planning)
- Land extending to c. 0.68 acres
- Proposed for allocation in the Torbay Local Plan 2022 - 2040
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This greenfield development site, which extends to c. 1.35 acres (0.55ha), benefits from outline planning permission for the development of up to 20 new dwellings.
- Outline Planning Permission for 20 dwellings
- Site extends to c. 1.35 acres (0.55ha)
- For sale by private treaty
|1/7This potential development opportunity comprises a parcel of land extending to c. 0.59 acres and located off New Road in Brixham. The site has previously benefitted planning approval for mixed use development comprising residential and commercial space,
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A freehold town centre redevelopment opportunity comprising a former ground-floor commercial unit with a two-storey maisonette above, located on Bolton Street in the popular coastal town of Brixham. The property benefits from planning permission granted by Torbay Council under application referen...
|1/25Originally a Wesleyan Chapel built in 1853, until its closure in 1881, it eventually became Torquay's steam laundry, which was abandoned in the early 1970’s and partially demolished down to its base level. Potential for a variety of commercial/residential development, subject to planning. A 202...
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A stunning waterfront location with planning permission for a state of the art four storey home set amongst similar properties on the adjacent Headland Road, this level location is a short distance from the Marina and has south/west views directly into Tor Bay.
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Strategic land allocated for residential-led development (forming part of the Paignton Great Parks Masterplan). The land is situated to the west of Paignton town centre. It comprises agricultural land. The land has been allocated for mixed-use development under Policy SDP3...
