Residential Development Opportunity P910

The site extends to approximately 1.21 hectares (3.0 acres) and comprises of a former pit, which was originally excavated for chalk. The site is concave in shape because of the excavation that has occurred previously. The site topography slopes gently from the access point into a largely flat base, but is steeply sloped on the southern, eastern and northern sides. The site sits within a primarily residential area characterised by large, detached, and semi detached dwellings, and is screened by mature trees along the site boundaries.

The site includes 'Lime Kiln Cottages' at the entrance of the site. These cottages are to be removed as part of the proposed development. In the centre of the site is a large area of hard standing accommodating 4 containers and a small brick building of 32m2. These buildings will be removed to accommodate the proposed development.

The site is accessed at its northwestern end via a private road linking the site to Willingdon Road, the nearest public highway.

It is not located within any designated conservation area, nor does it include any listed buildings or ancient monuments. However, the site is located within an Archaeological Notification Area.

Planning has been granted for the development of 22 new dwellings - 18 new houses and 4 apartments, to replace the existing 'Lime Kiln Cottages' and associated buildings on site.

We would refer you to the photographs of the site and a copy of the proposed site plan accompanying these particulars of sale for further information.