RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT SITE, Church Street, Old Hurst

Trinity Hall Farm is situated within the heart of Old Hurst, an attractive village in Cambridgeshire. The farmyard comprises a range of farm buildings from traditional brick construction to steel portal frame. The site is accessed from Church Street and is surrounded by development to the north, west and east, with open countryside to the south. The site is not within a conservation area and there are no Tree Preservation Orders impacting the land. The farmyard is within Flood Zone 1, with a small section of the site being susceptible to surface water flooding. Trinity Hall Farmhouse, situated to the north-west of the site, is Grade II listed.

The farmyard is located approximately 6 miles to the north of St Ives and north-east of Huntingdon. The prestigious city of Cambridge is located approximately 21 miles to the south-east and benefits from multiple services and amenities, along with an excellent choice of education facilities and Addenbrookes Hospital.

Old Hurst has a number of services including a Grade II* listed church and Johnsons Zoo which also includes a tea room, restaurant and farm shop. In terms of transport links, the village benefits from the A1, A14 and M11 within close proximity. Huntingdon, Peterborough and Cambridge all have train stations with direct rail services to London in under 60 minutes.

A Permission in Principle (ref: 23/01880/PIP) was granted at appeal for residential development comprising a minimum of 1 and a maximum of 4 dwellings on the site (ref: APP/H0520/W/24/3338509). Subsequently, a full planning application was submitted to Huntingdonshire District Council for the erection of two x 2,535 sq ft detached 4-bedroom dwellings with attached garages. This application was granted (ref: 25/01099/FUL) on 15th October 2025. Both dwellings will be accessed off Church Street and have sufficient amenity space and parking.

Copies of the planning permissions can be obtained from the selling agents together with further information regarding the planning submissions.