Properties For Sale by BTG Eddisons, Leeds, including sold STC

The site comprises the former Black Horse public house, which was demolished to leave a broadly square, cleared and level development plot. It occupies a prominent position fronting Hertford Road within an established mixed-use area of Enfield. The total site area extends to approximately 0.158 Hectares (0.391 Acres). The site itself comprises areas of hard-surfaced land and overgrown landscaping associated with its former use as a public house. There are two points of access into the site from Hertford Road, being the former entrances that served the public house. The surrounding uses are a mixture of commercial retail units with residential flats above.

Residential development land for sale by sealed bids. The site is situated in an attractive village setting, within walking distance of local amenities, including a school, nursery, cricket club and church, with nearby greenbelt. The M62 motorway is approximately 3.5 miles away, or a 10-minute drive. The site is approximately 2.29 hectares (2.09 hectares net) and is allocated for housing in the Local Plan, with potential for 71 residential units (Kirklees Council site reference HS70). Unconditional offers are sought in excess of £1.1 million. The deadline for submissions is anticipated to be mid-December 2026 (TBC). Please contact the agent for further details and a copy of the Information Memorandum. Interested parties should make their own enquiries of the relevant utility providers regarding connections to the site. For planning enquiries, please contact Kirklees Council's Planning Department (East) at east. .

Six bedroom, 2 storey house in rural location with single storey garage, covered swimming pool and tennis courts.

The site comprises the former ornamental gardens to the neighboring Colehill Gardens apartments. It is predominantly level and is irregular in shape. The front half of the site fronts Fulham Palace Road and is home to a number of large mature trees a number of which are subject to Tree Preservation Orders. The rear of the site is overgrown but does not have any large trees sited on it and would be suitable for development (subject to obtaining the relevant planning permission). The site is located in the Colehill Gardens conservation Area. Vehicle access to the site is available from both Colehill Lane and Colehill Gardens. In total the site extends to approximately 0.21 Hectares (0.519 acres).