Great Plumstead

*DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY* A fantastic opportunity to acquire a building plot in the popular village of Great Plumstead, with outline planning permission granted for the construction of one self-build single storey dwelling together with private vehicular access.

Description - This attractive self build opportiunity is ideally situated on a quiet road within the popular village of Great Plumstead, with easy access to the City of Norwich. The plot measures appoximately 0.17 acres and is being sold with current outline planning permission for a self build single storey dwelling, with private vehicular access.
The proposed dwelling has been thoughtfully designed to provide spacious and versatile accommodation measuring 155 sq m, comprising three double bedrooms, including a principal room with dressing area and ensuite, a modern family bathroom, utility room, a separate living room and an impressive open plan kitchen/dining/family room designed to form the heart of the home.

Planning - More information on the current plans can be found on Broadland and South Norfolk Planning. Reference number is 2024/0068.

Services - Mains drainage, water and electricity are available to be connected to.

Location - Great Plumstead is a sought after village located to the east of Norwich, known for its attractive rural surroundings, community feel, and historic charm, including the parish church of St Mary. Local amenities are available in nearby villages such as Little Plumstead and Brundall, while everyday essentials, schools, and leisure facilities are all within easy reach. Great Plumstead is particularly well positioned for connectivity, lying approximately 6 miles from Norwich city centre, where a wide range of shopping, dining, and cultural attractions can be found, along with mainline rail services to London. The nearby village of Brundall (around 3 miles) provides additional amenities, including shops, pubs, and a train station, while the A47 is easily accessible for routes towards Great Yarmouth (approximately 18 miles) and the wider Norfolk coastline.