Land For Sale in Yorkshire
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A unique chance to acquire a freehold plot (16.97 sq m STMS) in sought-after Sutton-in-Craven, North Yorkshire. Lot 89, Palace Auctions London Auction, guide £500+. Live & online from Claridge’s, 12th August 2026. Full details
- Freehold plot of 16.97 sq m (STMS) in desirable Sutton-in-Craven, North Yorkshire.
- Lot 89 in the Palace Auctions London Auction, live & online from Claridge’s, 12th August 2026.
- Attractive guide price of just £500 plus buyer’s premium – ideal entry-level
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An attractive freehold residential development opportunity, extending to 1.56 acres, located on the Northwestern edge of the convenient and sought after town of Hoyland. The opportunity incorporates land with full planning permission for the erection of up to 19 dwellings (10% affordable).
- Attractive freehold residential development opportunity extening to 1.56 acres (0.63 Ha).
- Located on the northwestern edge of the town of Hoyland.
- Full planning consent granted for residential development totalling up to 19 units (10% affordable).
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Prime 0.56-acre freehold amenity land in Thornton, Bradford. Offered at £15,000 guide. No current planning, but strong long-term development potential. Auction 12th August via Palace Auctions. Ideal for investors seeking future uplift and strategic growth opportunities.
- Sought-after Thornton, Bradford location with strong growth prospects.
- 0.56 acres (2,266 m²) of freehold amenity land with vacant possession.
- Outstanding long-term development potential (residential, community, leisure).
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The property comprises an imposing, stone-built, Grade II Listed church building dating from the early 19th century. Constructed in ashlar stone, beneath a pitched slate roof, the church features architectural detailing, including arched doorways and a prominent tower with large square-section pinnacles. The church is surrounded by a heavily buried churchyard, giving little scope for external amenity space. The building has a single-storey extension to the rear (built c.2000), which could potentially be removed to create external space. The churchyard is closed for burials and will remain in the ownership of the Parochial Church Council (PCC), who will remain responsible for maintaining it. The freehold interest in the property is offered for sale. The final 'red line' is to be agreed but will only include the footprint of the building and its immediate curtilage and none of the grave-covered churchyard. Easements relating to access will be granted over the churchyard in favour of the purchaser.
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Development land of approximately 1.32 ACRES is situated at the rear of Beacon Road Industrial Estate, which is located on the B1362 and leads to Hedon and Hull. The site sits adjacent to the town's secondary school, and the front of the estate has been developed by Yorkshire Forward to provide industrial units.
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A choice of four fully serviced self-build plots on the edge of Brompton, near Northallerton, each with its own private gated access and outline planning for a detached home of up to four bedrooms. Design your own dwelling with countryside views. All mains services installed.
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For sale via secure sale online bidding - terms and conditions apply. Grade II barn set within a plot of approximate 0.43 Acres (0.174 Ha) in the Nidderdale Area Of Natural Beauty in a rural location with panoramic views across the surrounding countryside. The property has planning (ZC23/0299...
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The site comprises a parcel of land positioned at Lower Quarry Road, a short distance from the A62 Leeds Road. The land extends to 5.75 acres and is rectangular in shape and adjoins fields to the east and south, with Bradley Park Waste Management Site to the west. The land is allocated within the Green Belt, positioned a short distance from industrial premises along Lower Quarry Road and is in an area where there is planned development.
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LOT 4 - 18.28 Acres (7.40Ha) of productive meadow and pasture land with a small stone barn and offering scope for a wide range of uses.The land is well walled and fenced with access the existing farm track. The secluded nature of this land make is a rare offering which will appeal to many.
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8.78 Acres (3.55Ha) Approx. An opportunity to purchase a block of productive Grade 2 arable land just outside the village of Minskip with road frontage and good connectivity to junction 48 of the A1(M). The land has scope for a range of uses (subject to consents)
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FOR SALE BY ON-LINE AUCTION: THURSDAY 23rd JULY 2026 - GUIDE PRICE: £95,000 - £125,000. The property comprises a regular-shape plot of land, historically used a car park for the former Travellers' Rest public house. The land extends to approximately 1.329 acres (0.538 hectares) and is largely flat with some undulation. The surface is mostly grassed, with some areas of stone chippings and a concrete-surfaced entry area. The land is bounded by dry stone walling. To the southwest corner of the land is a small ground-bedded water tank, which serves the cottage development (former pub) opposite, and over which rights will be reserved in favour of the owners of the cottages. The freehold interest in the land is offered for sale, by on-line auction, on Thursday 23rd July 2026, with a guide price of £95,000 - £125,000. The lot carries a buyer's administration fee of £950 + VAT. This will be chargeable upon the fall of the electronic gavel. The buyer must reimburse the seller's search fee cost of £616.32 inclusive of VAT, as stated in the 'special conditions' at 6.1. IMPORTANT NOTICE TO BIDDERS If you intend to bid at the auction, you MUST provide one form of photographic identification (e.g. passport or driving licence) AND two proof-of-current-address documents (e.g. utility bill, bank statement, etc). In accordance with the Common Auction Conditions (Edition 4), Completion is to be within 20 working days following the fall of the elec
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The site comprises a triangular shaped small parcel of land being predominantly flat in nature comprising of 0.06 acres or thereabouts. The land benefits from planning permission for a detached dwelling house on a vacant site under planning reference 22/00786/FU. The plans for the two storey dwelling contain 1 bedroom with a study/further bedroom design.
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The subject plot - benefiting from frontage to Green Avenue - forms part of the Heckmondwike Bowling Club property and comprises a flat, broadly triangular-shaped piece of land, to the immediate east of one of the Club's two bowling greens.
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An area of good quality grazing land extending 4.1 acres, accessed via Highlee Lane. The land features Notable characteristics such as a greenbelt allocation, a secure dry stone boundary wall and is situated in a well-established agricultural location that abuts similar areas of land.
