Land For Sale in West Midlands
Paid partnerships can play a role in listing order
An attractive block of amenity land extending to approximately 3.24 acres (1.31 hectares), situated in the attractive parish of Eaton-under-Heywood, amidst the renowned Shropshire Hills farming region. The land occupies a particularly appealing rural setting, enjoying a combination of grazing pas...
The subject property extends to 0.88 acres and is laid to pasture with a gateway and a parking space on the southern boundary to the shared track. It is gently sloping northwards and triangular in profile. It benefits from a single timber stable block sufficient for a horse which is in good condition. Boundaries are defined by badger-proof netting and timber posts which are all in excellent condition. The land is surrounded by mature hedgerow and trees, with two young cherry trees established. The land is suitable for a variety of future uses, and would particularly appeal to those seeking an equestrian, small holding or environmental opportunity.
- Approx. 0.9 acres
- Pasture
- Timber stable block
Description: The property comprises a broadly rectangular shaped site of predominantly tarmac surface. The site is fully secure with gated access off Willenhall Lane. We understand all mains services are connected to the site. There is approximately 17,072 sq.ft. of accommodation on site which comprises a 2-storey office. There are also a number of external outbuildings/garages. Location: The property is located on the southern side of Willenhall Lane in Bloxwich. Bloxwich is situated approximately 2 miles west of Walsall. Willenhall Lane runs in an east to west direction from Green Lane (A34) the main arterial route leading northwards from Walsall Town Centre. Junction 10 of the M6 Motorway is approximately 2 miles south of the property.
- Includes ancillary offices and storage facility extending to approximately 17,072 sqft (1,586 sqm)
- Approx. 2 miles from Junction 10 of the M6 Motorway
- Anticipated vacant possession date End of March 2027
Location: The site is located a short walk south from Evesham town centre. It is well placed for bus links from the surrounding areas and is only a few minutes away from the A46. The site is surrounded by established retail and residential properties. Evesham is located roughly equidistant between Worcester, Cheltenham and Stratford upon-Avon. It lies within the Vale of Evesham, an area comprising the flood plain of the River Avon, which has been renowned for market gardening. The town centre, situated within a meander of the river, has numerous amenities including shops, schools, sports clubs, leisure centres and restaurants. Description: The site comprises the Evesham College Campus, made up of the entire car parking provision for the college along with the entirety of the college buildings. The site is circa 8.09 acres (3.27 hectares). A scheme was previously designed to utilise a 4.15-acre site for 57 No 2 and 3 bed houses- see planning below for more information. We envisage a scheme between 75-90 units could be achieved on the larger site, however it is the developer's responsibility to undertake their own design and planning due diligence.
- Prominent location South of Evesham Town Centre
- Close to local amenities
- Adjacent to residential areas and parks
Location: The property faces onto Meeting Lane but backs onto the Stourbridge Canal. Meeting Lane is accessed off Station Drive or Wedgbury Way. Brettell Lane - part of the A461 which connects Wordsley via Brierley Hill to Dudley - lies within circa 250m. Description: A secure - fenced and gated - parcel of land which is of a regular shape, is mainly concrete surfaced (with an interceptor drainage system installed) and slopes gently from its frontage down towards the canal to the rear. There are a range of elderly single storey buildings - see photographs - which provide workshop and storage spaces.
- Licensed Car Breakers Yard
- Range of Industrial Buildings totalling circa 4,032 sq.ft.
- Total site circa 0.65 acres
The site comprises of the Ufton Garage, with roadside car sales pitch, sales office and workshops. The site includes a 2 bedroom bungalow and separate retail shop, previously operating as a cafe. The retail unit comprises a single storey, flat roof building of traditional red brick construction. The
The subject property comprises development land, formerly part of the Cherry Tree public house, extending to in the order of 0.875 acres (0.35 hectares). The parcel of land is potentially suitable for development for a variety of uses (STPP) The land is predominantly open and grassed, with part of the land currently in use as a car wash and associated car parking. Please note boundaries displayed are for identifications purposes only and the exact site boundaries will be agreed between parties prior to exchange of contracts. Please note that the former public house itself (now converted to retail units with apartments over) is not included in the sale and will be retained by the vendor.
Land at Hemmingford House consists of 3 properties, known as The Annexe, Coach House and Wardens Dwelling, with wider amenity land. Offers a great opportunity to create new residential dwellings within the grounds of Hemmingford House. The Annexe - A two-storey property arranged as a 6-bed house-share with communal kitchen and bathroom. The Coach House - A two-storey property arranged as a 6-bed house-share with communal kitchen and bathroom The Wardens Dwelling - A two-storey property currently used as a 3-bed single-dwelling.
White House Cottages The cottages are a pair of semi-detached dwellings, with rendered elevations under a plain tiled roof. Both dwellings have three-bedrooms on the first floor with kitchen, living room and utility area on the ground floor. They benefit from UPVC windows, are heated via LPG boiler and radiators and served by mains electricity and water and private drainage to septic tank. Both share a large lawned garden and No. 2 has parking to the rear and No. 1 benefitting from front parking and direct access to the main road. Both properties have use of some timber portal outbuildings which offer useful storage and amenity space. The cottages offer the potential to convert into a single detached dwelling or renovate and modernise to continue as a pair of semi-detached properties. They might also be removed to benefit the wider planning permission subject to obtaining the necessary consents. They offer useful on-site accommodation alongside the neighbouring development. A grass paddock is also available, with existing access to the rear of the stone barn. It extends to 1.48 acres and has mature hedgerow as its boundary. The land is adjacent to the settlement boundary defined in the Clifford Neighbourhood Development Plan 2022. It offers amenity value to the existing dwellings or development potential subject to the necessary consents.
An opportunity to acquire a prominently positioned freehold development site in the heart of Dudley town centre, benefitting from full planning permission for a mixed-use residential and retail scheme. The approved development comprises the demolition of existing buildings (within the conservation a
BEST AND FINAL OFFERS INVITED BY 12 NOON ON THURSDAY 27 AUGUST 2026. The property comprises a 23 bedroom nursing home that has recently ceased trading and provides an attractive detached building set in private grounds. The accommodation briefly comprises a resident's lounge, dining room, commercial kitchen, administrative office, seven bedrooms and ancillary rooms at ground floor, with sixteen bedrooms and ancillary rooms at first floor. Within the basement there is a staff room and five storerooms. Externally, there is a large terrace to the front of the building, hardstanding areas to the rear, car parking to the right and lawned garden areas beyond along with a driveway.
Location: The property faces onto Meeting Lane but backs onto the Stourbridge Canal. Meeting Lane is accessed off Station Drive or Wedgbury Way. Brettell Lane - part of the A461 which connects Wordsley via Brierley Hill to Dudley - lies within circa 250m. Description: A secure - fenced and gated - parcel of land which is of a regular shape, is mainly concrete surfaced (with an interceptor drainage system installed) and slopes gently from its frontage down towards the canal to the rear. There are a range of elderly single storey buildings - see photographs - which provide workshop and storage spaces.
Freehold development land for sale in Tamworth, Two Gates B77 1EJ – an 8,041.76 sqm (approx. 2-acre) rectangular site fronting the A5 Watling Street, offered by live and online auction with a guide price of £420,000. Crucially, the land is not within the Green Belt, removing a major planning constraint and giving genuine potential for residential, mixed-use or employment-led development, subject to consent from Tamworth Borough Council. The plot sits within a fast-growing A5 corridor identified for sustainable growth and regeneration, with Junction 10 of the M42 under 2 miles away and direct links to Birmingham, the M6 and the wider Midlands motorway network. Tamworth train station offers services to Birmingham New Street in around 18–20 minutes and London Euston in approximately 70 minutes, while Birmingham Airport is just a 25-minute drive. Nearby amenities include Two Gates Primary School (Ofsted Outstanding), Ventura Retail Park, and Tamworth's ongoing Gungate Regeneration Quarter and Future High Streets Fund investment. Registered with Title Absolute under Title Number SF539457, the site offers developers and investors a rare, level, well-located building plot in one of the Midlands' most active growth areas. To be sold by Palace Auctions London on 23rd September 2026 at Claridge's, Mayfair – legal pack available on request.
Lot 1: 42.7 acres (17.28 ha) arable: comprises mainly arable land across four larger fields with a small 1.3-acre field of pasture. Access is via an existing gateway off Banton Lane from Ebstree Road. The land is capable of growing a range of crops, being flat and classified as Grade 2 agricultural land with fertile loamy soils. The land has previously been farmed in an arable rotation by a local farmer and was in winter barley last Summer. Lot 2 (SOLD STC): 10.7 acres (4.33 ha) pasture: a single field of pasture. Access is via a gateway at the south of the land from the stone track from Post Office Road. It is bordered by Smestow Brook to the west and equestrian paddocks to the south and east. The land would be suitable for a buyer with a small-holding or equestrian interest with good nearby bridleways.
Hexagon Commercial Property is delighted to offer a rare opportunity to acquire the freehold of a well-positioned parcel of land located on Valley Road in the heart of Lye, Stourbridge. The site extends to approximately 0.42 acres and offers a broadly level, cleared parcel of land, currently part ha
The site comprises greenfield land adjacent to an existing BP petrol filling station and Starbucks Drive Thru on the western side of the services. The site has a prominent c.270ft frontage to the A449 and is accessed via the existing PFS.
An excellent opportunity to acquire a residential investment comprising four self-contained 1-bedroom flats in a well-established area of Dudley. The property is currently part-let with 2 flats occupied, producing a passing rent of £13,440 per annum, with one vacant unit offering immediate ...


