Main Street, Escrick
Guide Price
£950,000
- PROPERTY TYPE
Land
- SIZE
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Key features
- Residential development site with full planning permission
- (with no requirement for affordable housing)
- For seven dwellings -
- Four detached houses
- Barn conversion to three large two-bedroom cottages
- Access from Main Street
- Secondary right of way over an adjacent lane
Description
Planning Permission.
Full planning permission has been granted for eight dwellings (one of which is to be retained) without the requirement for the provision of affordable housing or on-site open space/green space subject only to a contribution of £7928 for off-site open space and £520 for waste and recycling.
The notice of decision is dated 11 October 2024 in respect of planning application 2023/0110/FUL. The application and documents can be viewed on the website of North Yorkshire Council. The conditions may be regarded as being standard conditions. The notice of decision is reproduced later in these sales particulars.
The development.
The development comprises 4 new build detached houses (estimated total GIA 5895 sq. ft) and a barn conversion into 3 large two-bedroom cottages (estimated total GIA 2575 sq. ft) all with access from Main Street.
Location.
The property is situated in the historic core of the village of Escrick and within the conservation area. The village is edged by the A19 providing easy access by road and public transport to the historic city of York (7 miles) the Abbey town of Selby (6 miles) and typically about 35 minutes from Leeds via the A64 and A1 (M) motorway.
Population.
Around 1000 in the Parish
Background
Three generations of the Traves family have occupied the property known as the Old Butchers Shop in Main Street, Escrick. Many of the buildings used for that business were demolished following the grant of residential planning permission to redevelop the site.
Foul and surface water drainage is thought to flow into a public sewer in Main Street. Three phase electricity is laid underground from Carr Meadows through what is shown on the Site Plan as P2 to the north gable of P1.
The existing access from Main Street is in part subject to a right-of-way in favour of the adjoining property known, or formally known, as the "Black Bull". The Sale Property has the benefit of a right-of-way over a lane leading from Main Street which was for many years the principal means of access for the business.
The development includes part of the garden of Lanrigg.
The 1990's extension to The Old Butchers Shop is to be removed and works carried which may, or may not, require a minor variation of the extant planning permission.
The Mansion House adjoins the Sale Property and visual privacy, and access to that property are to be protected. Details are out later these sales particulars.
CHARACTER OF THE VILLAGE CLOSE TO THE PROPERTY The village is notable for its architecture and historical importance given its development as an estate village with Escrick Hall at its heart. The built environment reflects layers of English rural architectural heritage, with influences from the Georgian, Victorian, and early 20th-century periods.
The historic village layout is carefully planned, with a sense of order and proportion characteristic of estate villages from the 18th and 19th centuries with many of the buildings including houses, lodges, and ancillary structures, exhibiting uniform stylistic elements typical of estate planning - symmetry, craftsmanship, and continuity in materials notably brick, tile and slate.
TENURE Freehold.
VACANT POSSESSION On completion.
SERVICES Mains but not including gas.
PREVIOUS USE Butchers Shop and Slaughterhouse.
NUMBER 2 (1413 sq ft)
Front Elevation & Plan
NUMBER 3 (1388 sq ft)
Front Elevation and floorplans
NUMBER 4 (1486 sq ft)
Front elev and floorplan
NUMBER 5 (1608 sq ft)
Front elev and floorplans x 2
NUMBER 6, 7 AND 8 Number 6 - (813 sq ft)
Number 7 - (815 sq ft)
Number 8 - (947 sq ft)
VILLAGE AMENITIES INCLUDE:
EDUCATION Millhouse Children's Nursery
Pre-School Playgroup for children from the age of two.
Escrick Church of England Voluntary Controlled Primary School including Zac's before and after school club.
Further Education at Fulford School.
CLUBS FOR YOUNGSTERS Beavers and Scouts which meet in Riccall.
Young Farmers Club - Open to all 10 to 28.
OTHER CLUBS AND LEISURE Tennis.
The Monday Players.
Yorkshire Gentlemen's Cricket Club.
Yorkshire Country Womens Association.
Playing fields which host the August Escrick 10k run.
Escrick Indoor Short Mat Bowls Club.
Sunday morning swimming club at Queen Margarets School.
Zumba.
AMENITIES Doctors surgery.
Village Hall.
Escrick & Deighton Club with function room, bar, food, and monthly host to the Escrick Tea Shop.
Church dedicated to St. Helen.
The Parsonage Hotel, Spar and Restaurant.
Fat Abbott restaurant.
Sangthai Thai restaurant
Petrol station with Spar Shop.
Bus service - Selby/York every 20 mins.
NEARBY SHOPPING CENTRE The Designer Outlet (5 miles).
Full planning permission has been granted for eight dwellings (one of which is to be retained) without the requirement for the provision of affordable housing or on-site open space/green space subject only to a contribution of £7928 for off-site open space and £520 for waste and recycling.
The notice of decision is dated 11 October 2024 in respect of planning application 2023/0110/FUL. The application and documents can be viewed on the website of North Yorkshire Council. The conditions may be regarded as being standard conditions. The notice of decision is reproduced later in these sales particulars.
The development.
The development comprises 4 new build detached houses (estimated total GIA 5895 sq. ft) and a barn conversion into 3 large two-bedroom cottages (estimated total GIA 2575 sq. ft) all with access from Main Street.
Location.
The property is situated in the historic core of the village of Escrick and within the conservation area. The village is edged by the A19 providing easy access by road and public transport to the historic city of York (7 miles) the Abbey town of Selby (6 miles) and typically about 35 minutes from Leeds via the A64 and A1 (M) motorway.
Population.
Around 1000 in the Parish
Background
Three generations of the Traves family have occupied the property known as the Old Butchers Shop in Main Street, Escrick. Many of the buildings used for that business were demolished following the grant of residential planning permission to redevelop the site.
Foul and surface water drainage is thought to flow into a public sewer in Main Street. Three phase electricity is laid underground from Carr Meadows through what is shown on the Site Plan as P2 to the north gable of P1.
The existing access from Main Street is in part subject to a right-of-way in favour of the adjoining property known, or formally known, as the "Black Bull". The Sale Property has the benefit of a right-of-way over a lane leading from Main Street which was for many years the principal means of access for the business.
The development includes part of the garden of Lanrigg.
The 1990's extension to The Old Butchers Shop is to be removed and works carried which may, or may not, require a minor variation of the extant planning permission.
The Mansion House adjoins the Sale Property and visual privacy, and access to that property are to be protected. Details are out later these sales particulars.
CHARACTER OF THE VILLAGE CLOSE TO THE PROPERTY The village is notable for its architecture and historical importance given its development as an estate village with Escrick Hall at its heart. The built environment reflects layers of English rural architectural heritage, with influences from the Georgian, Victorian, and early 20th-century periods.
The historic village layout is carefully planned, with a sense of order and proportion characteristic of estate villages from the 18th and 19th centuries with many of the buildings including houses, lodges, and ancillary structures, exhibiting uniform stylistic elements typical of estate planning - symmetry, craftsmanship, and continuity in materials notably brick, tile and slate.
TENURE Freehold.
VACANT POSSESSION On completion.
SERVICES Mains but not including gas.
PREVIOUS USE Butchers Shop and Slaughterhouse.
NUMBER 2 (1413 sq ft)
Front Elevation & Plan
NUMBER 3 (1388 sq ft)
Front Elevation and floorplans
NUMBER 4 (1486 sq ft)
Front elev and floorplan
NUMBER 5 (1608 sq ft)
Front elev and floorplans x 2
NUMBER 6, 7 AND 8 Number 6 - (813 sq ft)
Number 7 - (815 sq ft)
Number 8 - (947 sq ft)
VILLAGE AMENITIES INCLUDE:
EDUCATION Millhouse Children's Nursery
Pre-School Playgroup for children from the age of two.
Escrick Church of England Voluntary Controlled Primary School including Zac's before and after school club.
Further Education at Fulford School.
CLUBS FOR YOUNGSTERS Beavers and Scouts which meet in Riccall.
Young Farmers Club - Open to all 10 to 28.
OTHER CLUBS AND LEISURE Tennis.
The Monday Players.
Yorkshire Gentlemen's Cricket Club.
Yorkshire Country Womens Association.
Playing fields which host the August Escrick 10k run.
Escrick Indoor Short Mat Bowls Club.
Sunday morning swimming club at Queen Margarets School.
Zumba.
AMENITIES Doctors surgery.
Village Hall.
Escrick & Deighton Club with function room, bar, food, and monthly host to the Escrick Tea Shop.
Church dedicated to St. Helen.
The Parsonage Hotel, Spar and Restaurant.
Fat Abbott restaurant.
Sangthai Thai restaurant
Petrol station with Spar Shop.
Bus service - Selby/York every 20 mins.
NEARBY SHOPPING CENTRE The Designer Outlet (5 miles).
Brochures
BrochureMain Street, Escrick
NEAREST STATIONS
Distances are straight line measurements from the centre of the postcode- York Station6.1 miles
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