Property description
Building site in the Lune Valley village of Wray, Lancashire with planning permission from Lancaster City Council for 4 large detached houses. Two of the houses have full planning permission (14/01134/FUL, dated 19th December 2014) and 2 have outline planning permission (15/00087/OUT, dated 14th July 2015). The 4 houses will be accessed by a private access road and all main services are readily available. The plot sizes are as follows: Plot 1: 366 Sq m Plot 2: 433 Sq m Plot 3: 705 Sq mPlot 4: 591 Sq m
Full Description
Building site in the Lune Valley village of Wray, Lancashire with planning permission from Lancaster City Council for 4 large detached houses. Two of the houses have full planning permission (14/01134/FUL, dated 19th December 2014) and 2 have outline planning permission (15/00087/OUT, dated 14th July 2015). The 4 houses will be accessed by a private access road and all main services are readily available. The plot sizes are as follows: Plot 1: 366 Sq m Plot 2: 433 Sq m Plot 3: 705 Sq mPlot 4: 591 Sq m This is an easily accessible flat site overlooking open country side. It is located in the north east corner of the picturesque village of Wray which is in the forest of Bowland area of outstanding beauty - the building plots are just outside the village conservation area. The site is bounded by a stone wall, mature hedging and the garden of Apple Tree Barn. The village of Wray Benefits from the following: Traditional pub in the village Village shop and post office Primary school with good OFsted reportTeashop and garden centre Lots of walks and cycle routes locally Home of Wray Scarecrow festival M6 j34 7.7 miles, Lancaster 9.8 Miles, Kirkby Lonsdale 9.7 miles. There is NO community infrastructure Levy/Affordable Housing associated with the development site. It is anticipated that the site will be developed in line with the planning consents in place, which are the 4 high quality detached houses. These consents can be viewed on the Lancaster City Council planning portal. Alternative plans would be possible but would require negotiation with the vendor, who occupies the adjacent barn conversion, prior to re-submission for planning consent. The construction of a boundary wall between the development site and the vendors property is a requirement, with construction commencing on completion of sale.
Property Features :
- Building Land of 2298 sq metres on edge of village overlooking open countryside
- Planning permission for the erection of 4 detached houses
- Flat site with all services available
- No community infrastructure levy on two of the houses with full planning permission
- In forest of Bowland area