RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT LAND, Chequers Close, Alconbury Weston

The land is situated on the western edge of Alconbury Weston, an attractive village in Cambridgeshire. The rectangular agricultural field is accessed from Chequers Lane and is surrounded by open countryside to the north, south and west, with residential dwellings to the east. The site is not within a conservation area and there are no Tree Preservation Orders impacting the land. The site is within Flood Zone 1, with a small section of the northern part of the site susceptible to surface water flooding. There is a public right of way adjacent to the north-western boundary of the site, and this connects to the High Street and Buckworth Road.

The site is located approximately 1 mile to the north-west of Alconbury and 6 miles from the town of Huntingdon. St Ives is located 11 miles to the east and benefits from the guided bus route to Cambridge. The prestigious city of Cambridge is located approximately 24 miles to the south-east and benefits from multiple services and amenities, along with an excellent choice of education facilities and Addenbrookes Hospital.
Alconbury and Alconbury Weston benefit from a number of services including a village hall, village store, doctor’s surgery, public house, garage and Grade I listed church. Alconbury also benefits from a primary school, and the nearby Alconbury Weald has an academy known as Ermine Street Church Academy. In terms of transport links, the A1, A14 and M11 are 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: 25/01596/PIP) was granted by Huntingdonshire District Council on 17th October 2025 for residential development comprising a maximum of 9 dwellings on the site.

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