Land For Sale in Staffordshire
For sale by Modern Method of Auction: Starting Bid Price £18,000 plus Reservation FeesLand that may suite construction of a dwelling subject to planning permssion. Located in Bignall end this plot is approx 0.15 acres and is located Church Street off Aoedale Road. Prospetive buyers should d...
Auction Commencing on Monday 02nd February at 1pm and ending 24 hours later on Tuesday 03rd February at 1pm with Auction House South Yorkshire Please register to bid via our website - auctionhouse.co.uk/southyorkshire
A rare opportunity to acquire a strategically located development site extending to approximately 0.8 hectares (2.00 acres), situated within the established Churnet Park commercial and retail area in Leek, Staffordshire. The site comprises predominantly vacant grassland with areas of mature vegetation and benefits from direct access via Abbey Green Road. Positioned adjacent to the existing McDonald's drive-thru and close to Sainsbury's and other commercial occupiers, the site occupies an accessible location within the Leek Development Boundary. The property benefits from a strong planning history, including previous outline consent and reserved matters approval for residential development, together with policy support for a range of potential future uses. The site may be suitable for: Residential development (subject to planning) Employment uses Commercial / business uses Light industrial or trade counter development The site is considered brownfield in nature and is located in an area identified for growth within the Staffordshire Moorlands Local Plan. Its proximity to existing employment uses, retail provision and residential neighbourhoods makes it an attractive opportunity for developers, investors and owner occupiers alike. Leek town centre lies within approximately 20 minutes' walking distance, with excellent road connections via the A523 to Stoke-on-Trent, Macclesfield and the wider region.
Future Development Potential (Subject To Planning) The site occupies a strategic location at the Weeford Interchange, which connects the A38 with the A5 and M6 approximately 4.7 miles (7.6 km) to the south of Lichfield and 3.4 miles (5.5km) east of Shenstone. The A5 is one of the Midlands’ most important east-west transport corridor linking Lichfield with the West Midlands, North Wales and London.