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Development Site Adjoining Labour In Vain, Yarnfield, Stone, Staffordshire

Offers in Excess of
£180,000

Business rates & charges may apply

MATTHEW PHILLIPS SURVEYORS LIMITED, Lichfield
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Commercial development for sale

Key features

  • Lies in centre of affluent Staffordshire Village
  • Site Area of approx. 0.167 acres with Outline planning consent for 3 dwellings (23/37093/OUT)
  • Located in proximity to Stone and Eccleshall.
  • Will be of interest to local developers and house builders.
  • Adjoining pub available by separate negotiation.
  • Freehold offers are invited in excess of £180,000 subject to contract and exclusive of VAT where chargeable.

Description

The property shown edged blue on the plans below formerly comprised part of the Labour in Vain car park and extends to approximately 0.167 acres. The site is in the main level. A right of way will be reserved from Yarnfield Lane through the car park to access the site.

The proposal under the application for the Outline consent is for access to be provided via the existing access point on to Yarnfield Lane with a right of way over the pub car park to access the site and parking and turning are to be provided immediately in front of the proposed properties. A total of 6no. parking spaces are to be provided (2x per property). The entrance into the proposed residential development is envisaged to be separated from the pub car park via a gate.

The proposal is that each property is to provide 3-bedrooms with gardens of at least 65 square metres.

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Development Site Adjoining Labour In Vain, Yarnfield, Stone, Staffordshire

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NEAREST STATIONS

Distances are straight line measurements from the centre of the postcode
  • Stone Station2.3 miles
  • Wedgwood Station4.4 miles

About MATTHEW PHILLIPS SURVEYORS LIMITED, Lichfield

Lichfield Business Village, Staffordshire University Lichfield Centre, The Friary, Lichfield, Staffordshire, WS13 6QG

Matt Phillips established the company in February 1998 as a specialist consultancy to the licensed and leisure property sector.

The practice has been engaged by a range of corporate and private clients throughout the UK to assist with sales, lettings and acquisitions, in addition to providing valuation advice and undertaking rent reviews and lease renewals.

A visit to the Clients section of this website will confirm the range of clients, which include Albion Ventures, Bravo Inns, the Cedar Pub Company, Charmwood Pub Company, Joules Brewery, Marstons, Punch Taverns, Newport Pub Company, Thwaites and Whitbread to name but a few.

Matt, who has over 30 years of experience and is a qualified Chartered Suryeyor, remains committed to providing clients with a professional "hands on" service with the flexibility and focus that comes from operating a dedicated niche practice.

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