Weston Road, Lewknor, Watlington, Oxfordshire, OX49

Biodiversity Net Gain

Please be aware that the planning permission is subject to both Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) and mandatory Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG). It has been agreed that the biodiversity will be delivered off site. It will be the responsibility of the purchaser to fulfil this obligation, before any development can lawfully commence.

English Heritage Information

The Barn (1182357) and neighbouring building Knapp Farm House (1059723) were listed by English Heritage on the 28 February 1979.

Agents Note

Please be aware that the adjacent farmhouse is available for sale by separate negotiation.

Offers

Unconditional proposals are invited for the freehold interest. The site is to be sold by way of Informal Tender (unless sold prior). A deadline for offers will be provided in due course. The objective of our client (All Souls College, Oxford) is to ensure the developer aligns with the current planning consent (P24/S1948/FUL) and offers will be assessed on: • confirmation of delivering the development as planned; • examples of other similar developments; • Plans to manage the hard and soft landscaping in the common parts and the nature area, including ownership structure; • acceptance of the College approving materials and any design alterations; • acceptance of a restrictive covenant to require the site to be developed in accordance with the planning permission Please include within your bid proof of funds, solicitor details and proposed timings for exchange and completion, along with any other information that you believe may help to assess your proposal.

Situation

Lewknor is 2.5 miles from the market town of Watlington and 7 miles from Thame. The plot is within walking distance of the village centre. The Oxford Tube route - with regular bus services between London and Oxford - is located next to M40 junction 6. Lewknor has a Church of England primary school, a village hall, a recreation ground, a church, and a pub. Positioned within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, there are footpaths and bridleways within the village giving access to The Chilterns and The Ridgeway.