Land For Sale in West Midlands

Location: The property is situated on Castle Road, Kidderminster, in a mixed-use area of predominantly secondary retail and residential properties next to the River Stour. Kidderminster Town Centre is approximately 0.5 mile north via Park Lane and Worcester City Centre is approximately 14 miles south via the A449. The property is located approximately 0.5 miles to the west of Kidderminster Railway Station which provides a direct service to Birmingham New Street and Worcester. Description: The site extends to approximately 0.91 acres (0.37 ha) gross and comprises the original 1929 fire station building to the main frontage (extending to 371 sq m), a 1950s addition (extending to 742 sq m), a 5 storey drill tower with additional training accommodation (extending to 98 sq m) and double garage and lecture building to the rear of the site. The remainder of the site is generally hard surfaced providing parking and circulation. The broadly L-shaped site is accessed directly from Castle Road and shares an entrance with an adjoining historic monument. The boundaries of the property are the River Stour along the entire left hand boundary, when viewed from the road, Castle Road provides the front boundary with commercial and historic sites to the remaining two boundaries.

Description: The site extends to approximately 0.72 acres (0.29 hectares) and comprises a former water pumping station, the former attendant's house (150 Goldthorn Hill), and associated grounds. The attractive Victorian pumping station dates from circa 1851 and is constructed in traditional red brick with limestone detailing beneath a slate roof, offering character and potential for sympathetic conversion. The former attendant's house, built in a similar style and period, further enhances the site's appeal and redevelopment prospects. The surrounding land is largely scrub, with a cluster of mature trees along the northern and western boundaries, together with areas of hardstanding. Both buildings are currently vacant and present a clear opportunity for refurbishment or comprehensive redevelopment, subject to the necessary consents. The property is sold as seen, and no building surveys are available. The site benefits from a secure, established access directly from Goldthorn Hill via a red brick boundary wall and palisade gates. Potential for secondary access from Upper Villiers Street has been explored at a preliminary level with the Local Authority; however, any further engagement with the Highway Authority will be the responsibility of the purchaser. Location: Located on Goldthorn Hill, the site is opposite Severn Trent Water's Treatment Works which lies to the south and is in a predominantly residential area with a range and mix of house types and ages. It is...

The parcel of land comprises a large grassed area and is c. 0.16 acres in size.***All viewings are strictly by appointment only ***

Location: Hall Green is an area in south-east Birmingham. The postcode forms part of the Hall Green North ward in the constituency of Hall Green and Moseley. The constituency has a population of 122,500 (2022). The site is served by excellent transport connections. Hall Green station is located 0.2 miles (5-minute walk) from the site, with trains reaching Birmingham Snow Hill in just 17 minutes. The motorway network is also within easy each, with the M6 to the north accessible at Junction 6, 7 miles from the site. The M42 to the south can be reached at Junction 3, also 7 miles away. Three Ofsted "Good" Primary Schools are located within 500m of the site, with five Ofsted "Good" Secondary schools within 1 mile. Description: The site is approximately 0.17 acres and forms a rectangular-shaped area of hardstanding associated with the self-storage unit located immediately to the north. Silverlands Close to the south is a cul-desac of link-detached early 1970's residential properties, separated from the site by timber fencing along the boundary. Immediately adjacent the site to the north west are dwellings on Welby Road. Access is gained by an extension to Silverlands Close cul-de-sac. We understand this to be an adopted highway, but ask that interested parties make their own enquiries. Two housing developments have recently been completed in the immediate vicinity of the site. One of these notably includes the "Olympia" development by Linden Homes on the grounds of the...

Greenfield land in an edge of settlement location, on the south side of Birmingham. The Land is relatively flat and is currently used for grazing. There is a public right of way which crosses in an easterly/westerly direction. Boundaries are well defined, with a mixture of trees and mature hedgerows. The Land extends to approximately 7.539 acres (3.05 hectares) as defined approximately by the red line boundary on these particulars for identification purposes only.

The site comprises grass land, currently used for grazing and extends to approximately 12.55 acres (5.08 ha) in total. Access is to the north of the site via Snake Lane. The site is bound by mature hedgerows and interspersed trees to the north, south, east and west with the residential village of Caunsall beyond the southeastern boundary. The majority of the site is relatively flat in topography, with the southeastern most part sloping southeastwards. The site is located within the Green Belt and is not located within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB). The Environment Agency's flood zone mapping shows that the site lies within Flood Zone 1, the lowest risk of flooding.

Planning permission has been obtained for the redevelopment of the existing site which extends for approximately 0.08 hectares with a four and five storey building to contain a retail unit on part of the ground floor with two flats also on the ground floor, together with a further 12 flats above. The decision document and associated plans / information are available via the Data Room on our website (subject to registration) or can be found on Dudley MBC planning website ( - planning application P18/0186).

A rare opportunity to acquire a strategically located development site extending to approximately 0.8 hectares (2.00 acres), situated within the established Churnet Park commercial and retail area in Leek, Staffordshire. The site comprises predominantly vacant grassland with areas of mature vegetation and benefits from direct access via Abbey Green Road. Positioned adjacent to the existing McDonald's drive-thru and close to Sainsbury's and other commercial occupiers, the site occupies an accessible location within the Leek Development Boundary. The property benefits from a strong planning history, including previous outline consent and reserved matters approval for residential development, together with policy support for a range of potential future uses. The site may be suitable for: Residential development (subject to planning) Employment uses Commercial / business uses Light industrial or trade counter development The site is considered brownfield in nature and is located in an area identified for growth within the Staffordshire Moorlands Local Plan. Its proximity to existing employment uses, retail provision and residential neighbourhoods makes it an attractive opportunity for developers, investors and owner occupiers alike. Leek town centre lies within approximately 20 minutes' walking distance, with excellent road connections via the A523 to Stoke-on-Trent, Macclesfield and the wider region.

19.5 Acres of Prominent Development Land (subject to obtaining necessary consents) at Hartlebury

The total site comprises approximately 16.7 acres. The area currently in use is  approximately 10.8 acres. The surfaced areas are a mix of concrete and compacted hardstanding. The remainder of the site is natural vegetation covered along the bank of the River Avon to the north and east sides of the boundary. The site is bounded mainly by steel palisade fencing.

2.874 Acre site located on the western fringe of Alcester, West Midlands

Location: Central Park is an established office destination in Telford that is accessed off the B5061 Holyhead Road and Greyhound roundabout. The A442 Queensway links north and south Telford providing convenient access to Telford Town Centre, Telford Central Train Station, and Junction 5 of the M54 within 2 miles. Amenities on the park include a children's nursery and café, with Wickes and Aldi opposite. Description: Historically the site was part of the Priorslee Furnace Works and Eagle Iron Works. It now comprises undeveloped land including an open grassed area, overgrown bank, coffee shop, and internal road. The site slopes falling from north to south and south east. More site information is available by contacting the agents, to include title documents, previous site investigation report, and constraints plan. Tenure: Offers are invited for the freehold interest. The coffee shop is currently occupied at a rent of £12,000 per annum exclusive.

A RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY 6.01 acres (2.4 hectares) site with outline planning permission for 60 homes representing an exciting infill opportunity within a popular village close to Shrewsbury.

The site comprises an irregular shaped parcel of vacant grassland extending to approx. 6.65 acres (2.69h), on the east side of Lea Ford Road that was formerly used as school playing fields. The land is undeveloped and appears generally level, with mature tree belts and scrubland. The site is green belt and impacted by flood risk. The site is secured along its western boundary with wired and concrete post fencing. Access to the site is from Lea Ford Road, with a dropped kerb on the south-western corner.

The land forms part of a new urban extension currently under construction by Bloor Homes and Bovis Homes, which comprises approximately 800 new homes together with a new local centre, primary school and country park. The development also includes a new arterial relief road, Shottery West Relief Road, which has been constructed and work to connect the final section of road to the A46 has commenced and the Relief Road will be open to traffic in Summer 2026. The development is progressing well, with construction of the school set to begin in summer 2026. The land provides a level and serviced development site of approximately 0.508 hectares (1.25 acres) with consent for a single storey medical centre and pharmacy together with dedicated parking for up to 33 cars.

For Sale - Freehold Development Opportunity

Location: Warwick is the County Town of Warwickshire, in the heart of the West Midlands. The Town is situated close to the Golden Triangle with excellent links to the National Motorway Network. The site is located off the Stratford Road (A429) within 1/2 mile of the M40 Junction 15 and is directly opposite Tournament Fields Business Park. Warwick Town Centre is approximately 2 miles from the site. Description: Prime location adjacent to Junction 15 of the M40 Outline Planning Permission granted for B2- General Industrial, E(g) (iii)- Light Industrial and B8 Storage or Distribution Approximately 2 miles from Warwick Town Centre Planning: The site benefits from Outline Planning Permission (with all matters reserved except for access) for employment related development (including B2/ B8 use class and Eg iii use class). Application reference w/22/1077 The balance of the site not subject to permission w/22/1077 remains allocated in the adopted Warwick Local Plan under policy DS9 as site E2, land at Stratford Road, Warwick and is considered suitable for a range of B Class uses. Data Room: An Information Pack will be made available to interested parties. Please contact the sole agents for data room access.

FREEHOLD RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY CIRCA 9.893 ACRES

i54 South Staffordshire is a 239 acre (97 hectare) strategic site in the centre of the UK, adjacent to the M54 motorway with its own dedicated access to Junction 2. It therefore has excellent access to the national motorway network via the M6, M6 Toll and A449.

Description: Covering an area of circa 1.1 acres, the site is generally level and set in open countryside. It is bounded immediately to the west and north by Stanford Court and the converted coach houses, to the east by the first phase of development and to the south by mature woodland and a lake. To the north, beyond the coach houses, there are open fields leading down to the B4023. Planning: "Plot 15" of the extant planning permission shows a detached property at over 8,000 sqft across two floors with five bedrooms, multiple reception rooms, an orangery, swimming pool, along with a large garage block. It is part of a wider scheme with implemented full planning permission for 15 dwellings. The remaining 14 properties have been constructed and are occupied. Details can be found with application number 13/01623/FUL on the Malvern Hills District Council planning pages. The planning history of the site and the extant planning permission would indicate that there is potential for redeveloping the vacant plot for an alternative form of development to increase the number of dwellings. An alternative feasibility layout has been produced on "Plot 15" to show three smaller properties at circa 3,000 sqft. The three properties would give an overall square footage similar to the plot currently having the benefit of permission. This coupled with an established principle of development would enable a case to be constructed. It would be up to the purchaser to have their own...

Land to the rear of the White Hart public house with right of access and development potential (STP)

Location: The site is circa 1.3 acres and forms part of the land belonging to The Trustees of The Congregation of Priests of The Sacred Heart of Jesus of Betharram. It is located on the west side of the Worcester Road, Droitwich Spa in a predominantly residential area. The site is situated to the south of Droitwich town centre, approximately 1 mile from Droitwich Spa railway station, which provides regular services to Birmingham (under 1 hour to New Street Station) and Worcester (within 15 minutes). Local to numerous shops and supermarkets, the site is well placed to take advantage of local amenities. Within 0.6 miles of the site is The BMI Droitwich Spa Hospital and there are local amenities such as a Sainsbury's Local approximately 0.2 miles away. Near to the site are Chawson First School and Witton Middle School with the latter's playing fields immediately adjoining the site. Description: The development proposal shows a residential housing scheme for 9 units across circa 0.9 acres. The remainder of the site comprises a car park facility of up to 66 car parking spaces, totalling around 0.4 acres, which is to be delivered as part of the planning consent W/10/02571/PN. The car park is retained in the ownership of The Trustees of the Congregation of the Sacred Heart of Jesus of Betharram. The schedule of accommodation comprises 2 No. 3-bed semi-detached properties, 4 No. 4-bed link detached properties, 1 No 4-bed detached property (all with additional room in the...

Location: Hall Green is an area in south-east Birmingham. The postcode forms part of the Hall Green North ward in the constituency of Hall Green and Moseley. The constituency has a population of 122,500 (2022). The site is served by excellent transport connections. Hall Green station is located 0.2 miles (5-minute walk) from the site, with trains reaching Birmingham Snow Hill in just 17 minutes. The motorway network is also within easy each, with the M6 to the north accessible at Junction 6, 7 miles from the site. The M42 to the south can be reached at Junction 3, also 7 miles away. Three Ofsted "Good" Primary Schools are located within 500m of the site, with five Ofsted "Good" Secondary schools within 1 mile. Description: The site is approximately 0.17 acres and forms a rectangular-shaped area of hardstanding associated with the self-storage unit located immediately to the north. Silverlands Close to the south is a cul-desac of link-detached early 1970's residential properties, separated from the site by timber fencing along the boundary. Immediately adjacent the site to the north west are dwellings on Welby Road. Access is gained by an extension to Silverlands Close cul-de-sac. We understand this to be an adopted highway, but ask that interested parties make their own enquiries. Two housing developments have recently been completed in the immediate vicinity of the site. One of these notably includes the "Olympia" development by Linden Homes on the grounds of the...

A rare opportunity to acquire a high bay warehouse with extremely low site cover (7% approx.) with significant power capacity, located in the heart of the Black Country on a 9.84 acre site (approx.). The proposal is to demolish all Buildings currently housed on site, but to retain a 28,021 sq ft hig

Freehold land adjacent to the M6, M69 Motorways and A46.Various development opportunities subject to planning. Suitable for various uses including Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG).The site extends 6.97 ha (17.2 ac).Located close to Coventry Eastern Bypass with access via Central Boulevard

The site edged red on the above aerial photo, occupies a plot of circa 2.17 acres, with access reserved over the pub car park from the Old Warwick Road, B4439. For the avoidance of doubt, the Navigation Inn public house, car park and beer garden are not for sale. This area is outlined in blue on the site plan below.

Description: Extending to a broadly regular and gently undulating area of pastureland, the site of 40 acres is defined by mature hedgerows and intermittent tree belts, creating a strong landscape framework. The western boundary fronts directly onto Hurst Lane, offering clear potential for access, whilst the surrounding context reflects a transition from existing residential development to open countryside. The site occupies a highly sustainable edge-of-settlement position, adjoining established residential areas to the west and south. Importantly, the land presents a compelling strategic development opportunity, being well related to the existing built form and demonstrating logical potential for future growth of the settlement. The site may be suitable for promotion through the emerging Local Plan process, including Call for Sites and site allocation, either independently or as part of a wider strategic landholding. Given ongoing housing land supply pressures within the district and the site's strong locational attributes, the land is considered to have good prospects for residential-led development in the medium to long term, subject to the necessary planning consents. Location: The land is situated to the east of Hurst Lane on the northern edge of Fernhill Heath, an attractive and well-served village located approximately 3 miles north of Worcester city centre. The site benefits from a highly accessible position, combining a semi-rural setting with proximity to...

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.