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Former Peacock Pub Site, Corringham Road, Gainsborough, DN21 1EQ

POA

Under offer

Size

1.430

Tenure

Freehold

EPC

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Primary use
Land
Other use(s)
Land

No floor / site plan

Key features

  • Potential development site suitable for a variety of care and residential uses, STP
  • Well-established residential area

Description

The site comprises a prominent, level and irregular shaped potential development site, that has been cleared of all buildings, situated adjacent to the new Lincolnshire Co-operative convenience store on Corringham Road in Gainsborough, which occupies the south eastern corner of the site.

The site extends to circa 0.58 hectares (1.43 acres).

In our opinion, this site would be suitable for a variety of different purposes, including a care/retirement home, assisted/retirement living and high density private residential development.

The character of the surrounding area is very much residential in nature, with a private tennis club situated to the rear and existing good quality residential dwellings to the east and west.

Vehicular access into the site is from the south eastern corner of the plot, via the entrance created to serve the new Lincolnshire

Co-operative convenience store. Please note that the Tennis Club to the rear also has a right of way over this access road.

Corringham Road runs parallel with the southern boundary of the land.
Additional information
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Environmental data
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Former Peacock Pub Site, Corringham Road, Gainsborough, DN21 1EQ

NEAREST STATIONS

National Rail

Gainsborough Central Station

0.47 miles

National Rail

Gainsborough Lea Road Station

1.38 miles

About Eddisons, Lincoln

Eddisons, Lincoln

A WEALTH OF EXPERIENCE THROUGHOUT ALL SECTORS OF THE MARKET

Based in Lincoln, the firm operates within the national property market concentrating primarily on the East Midlands region.

Always seeking to identify new opportunities within evolving markets, EBanks Long & Co has flourished by recommendation and through the energy, enthusiasm and professionalism of its staff.

We employ 32 of which 17 are Chartered Surveyors and 3 are young surveyors working towards RICS accreditation

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