High Road, Bishop Middleham, Ferryhill

The site extends to 19.63 acres (7.94 Ha) and slopes gently from south to north. It is greenfield in nature and is currently utilised for agricultural purposes. A row of houses abuts part of the southern boundary, with the remainder of the site bound by Bishop Middleham Quarry to the north.

Current access is via High Road and it is anticipated that future access for development will also be taken via High Road from the south.

The site is located to the north of High Road in the sought after village of Bishop Middleham, Co. Durham. The village is ideally located offering residents the enjoyment of semi rural living whilst being in convenient distance of retail and leisure destinations, along with key road links.

Road access is via High Road which connects to the A177 to the east and A1(M) to the west which offers access to the wider road network. Surrounding settlements include Sedgefield to the south east and West Cornforth to the north west. Durham is located 9 miles to the north with Darlington 19 miles to the south.

The village accommodates a range of local retailers along with a primary school, Cross Keys pub, post office and Bishop Middleham Leisure Park and Castle Lake. It therefore presents an ideal location for residents seeking well served semi rural living whilst being in close proximity to major retail, leisure and employment destinations.