Property description
*** To Be Sold At Auction 13th July 2016 *** GUIDE PRICE £100,000 - £120,00
Cleared land of approximately 0.33 acres with building potential
LOCATION
Eckington is a town in North East Derbyshire, 7 miles northeast of Chesterfield and 8.5 miles southeast of Sheffield. There are excellent road links with Junction 30 of the M1 being within easy reach, there are excellent bus services locally and the area has a wide variety of shops, amenities and facilities. Ash Cresecent and surrounding roads are popular residential locations with young professionals and families alike. To the rear of the land is a relatively new site completed of modern style units.
DESCRIPTION
The former council depot and outbuildings have now been cleared from site which is now fenced off, secure and enclosed. The site extends to approx. 0.33 acres with a private driveway offering vehicular and pedestrian access from Ash Crescent. The site had been granted outline planning permission for residential development in 2008 however this has now lapsed and all buyers are asked to make their own enquires via the local council.
Part of the site is occupied by Central Networks under a lease dated 1st July 1998.
PLANNING
Planning permission was extended by North East Derbyshre Council in 2011, reference 11/00165/REG3D for the outline application for residential development, this has now lapsed. Interested parties are referred to North East Derbyshre Council 01246 231111 or www.ne-derbyshire.gov.uk Planning and development section.
NOTE
The Promap shown is for approximate identification purposes only and is not to scale. Crown copyright reserved.
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VIEWING
External viewing to the site in daylight hours and showing courtesy to any neighbouring properties