New Road, Moreton, Congleton

A very rare opportunity to acquire an outstanding development site with planning permission for three detached luxury homes located on the edge of the Great Moreton Hall Estate with views over open parkland to the rear and to the Hall itself.

An exceptional opportunity to acquire a unique development site spanning 1.7 acres (approx) with approved planning permission (20/3057C & 20/3058C LBC) to build three contemporary bespoke homes, each extending to 3000 sq ft (approx.). Situated at the edge of the Great Moreton Hall Estate, every residence boasts stunning south westerly views over open countryside and has been designed using high-quality materials.

The configuration of the proposed residences adheres to the established pattern of properties lining New Road. Set within spacious plots, each house faces New Road but is strategically set back. Accessible through a shared private access positioned to the west of the site, ensuring ample visibility along New Road, the three houses are reached via a split shared roadway that leads to individual properties each with their own drive. Each residence is situated on an expansive plot, accompanied by detached garages.

While each home shares a fundamental layout, there are subtle variations to craft three unique family dwellings. Entering through a double-height space with wrap-over roof glazing, which encompasses the staircase, the ground floor living areas are predominantly open-plan, featuring designated spaces for cloak, utility, and study. Upstairs, five generous bedrooms await, with the master bedroom enjoying the luxury of an en-suite and balcony with views to the rear .

As previously mentioned each property will benefit from a large plot extending to the stream at the rear of the site with stunning views over open parkland towards Great Moreton Hall.

We have been informed that all main services are available nearby, however, we recommend interested parties to inspect the relevant utility companies for confirmation. It is worth noting that there are no Section 106 costs applicable to this development.