Commercial Properties For Sale by Bruton Knowles, Leominster

Bruton Knowles are delighted to offer for sale this excellent rural development opportunity for a site with full planning permission for five 4-bedroomed dwellings on the edge of the rural village of Titley in north-west Herefordshire. For full details of the scheme, please refer to the brochure or get in touch with the agents.

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.

The site extends to 0.5 hectares (1.2 acres) and is located on the western edge of Winforton in West Herefordshire. The site benefits from an existing access off the A438 connecting Herefordshire to Mid Wales. The property is enclosed on three sides by residential properties and farmland to the south. The surrounding area is characterised by agriculture with excellent views toward the Welsh Hills and River Wye. Winforton benefits from a public house, with amenities including shop, village hall and primary school available 5 minutes away in Eardisley. The City of Hereford offers wider employment, education and recreation services some 14 miles east. Tenure The land is registered with HM Land Registry under title HE52456. A public right of way crosses the subject property. Provisions for its new route has been included within the planning drawings. The access road is subject to third party rights of way for the residents of the existing properties of Ramblers Way. Further Information & Viewings A Data Pack has been prepared that provides detailed technical and planning information to include surveys, planning reports and drawings from the recent planning approval and the outline approval. Please contact Ben Owen for access. The land can be viewed from the existing access off the A438. Viewings are undertaken at the viewers' risk.

White House Cottages - Consented Residential Development and Investment Opportunity 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 benefiting 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.

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.

White House Cottages - Consented Residential Development and Investment Opportunity 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 benefiting 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.

The site extends to 0.5 hectares (1.2 acres) and is located on the western edge of Winforton in West Herefordshire. The site benefits from an existing access off the A438 connecting Herefordshire to Mid Wales. The property is enclosed on three sides by residential properties and farmland to the south. The surrounding area is characterised by agriculture with excellent views toward the Welsh Hills and River Wye. Winforton benefits from a public house, with amenities including shop, village hall and primary school available 5 minutes away in Eardisley. The City of Hereford offers wider employment, education and recreation services some 14 miles east. Tenure The land is registered with HM Land Registry under title HE52456. A public right of way crosses the subject property. Provisions for its new route has been included within the planning drawings. The access road is subject to third party rights of way for the residents of the existing properties of Ramblers Way. Further Information & Viewings A Data Pack has been prepared that provides detailed technical and planning information to include surveys, planning reports and drawings from the recent planning approval and the outline approval. Please contact Ben Owen for access. The land can be viewed from the existing access off the A438. Viewings are undertaken at the viewers' risk.

Bruton Knowles are delighted to offer for sale this excellent rural development opportunity for a site with full planning permission for five 4-bedroomed dwellings on the edge of the rural village of Titley in north-west Herefordshire. For full details of the scheme, please refer to the brochure or get in touch with the agents.

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.

Site with full planning permission for the construction of 5 no. dwelling houses within approximately 0.6 acres Bruton Knowles are delighted to offer for sale this excellent rural development site benefitting from full planning permission for five dwellings on the edge of the rural village of Luston, a couple of miles north of Leominster, north Herefordshire.

Bruton Knowles are delighted to receive kind instructions to offer a development opportunity which benefits from detailed planning permission for 5no. dwellings in Munderfield, south of Bromyard. The site is regular in shape, relatively flat and extends to 0.5 ha (1.33 acres). It is central to the small rural village of Munderfield and benefits from frontage to the B4214 and paddocks to the south, west and north. It is bounded by mature hedgerows to all four sides which limits visibility from the highway. The site proposes three detached properties with 3/4 bedrooms and a pair of semi-detached dwellings with 2/3 bedrooms. Plots 1 and 2 are to benefit from a single garage, with all properties benefitting from ample off-road parking and generous rear gardens. A new access is to be created in the western boundary to the public highway. A comprehensive landscaping plan demonstrates management and creation of surrounding hedgerow and restoration of the rear orchard including new planting. Foul drainage is proposed to connect into the public sewer whilst surface water is designed to discharge via gravity to a nearby culverted watercourse. Full drawings and designs are available in the data pack prepared by the agents.

Approximately 11.4 acres of permanent pasture in a single block east of Brecon. The land is an isolated block of permanent pasture, gently sloping northward. It is surrounded by agriculture to the north, east and west and Dering Lines Infantry School to the south. It is in good heart with boundaries defined by mature hedgerows and stock-fencing. It is classified as mainly Grade 2 agricultural land with freely draining loamy soils. The land doesn't have any vehicular access or right of way and has been historically grazed by a nearby farmer. It is attractive to a lifestyle buyer who might seek to rewild the land. It would also appeal to continued livestock or equestrian grazing subject to gaining the necessary access consents. Current access is via a public footpath from the fields and A470 to the east and Brynawelon cul-de-sac to the west.

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.