Offers over
£300,000
Land for saleHigh Street, Cleobury Mortimer DY14
Freehold
About this property
0.445 Acre / 018 ha
Permission In Principle For 1 - 3 Dwellings
Town Centre Location
Semi-Rural Aspect To Rear Of Site
Shropshire Council planning ref: 23/05119/pip (25/01/2024)
This is a rare development opportunity for up to three dwellings in the heart of Cleobury Mortimer, a small and pretty medieval market town in South-East Shropshire lying between Ludlow (12 miles to the West) and Bewdley (8 miles to the East) with a population of circa 3000.
Surrounded by picturesque countryside, the town has a very good range of local amenities with primary and secondary schooling, leisure centre, medical centre, petrol station, various independent shops & businesses, pubs, restaurants, golf club and other attractions all close at hand. The High Street is a most attractive setting, with an eclectic mix of historic black & white timbered and brick buildings
The site is approximately 0.18 ha (0.445 acre) and comprises an existing garage / light
commercial site. The site is identified on the council’s policies map as being
located in the Conservation Area. Whilst there are no listed buildings within the
curtilage of the site, there are a number of listed buildings adjacent to the site.
Tenure is freehold. Mains drainage crosses the site and water & electricity are both connected to the site. The illustrative scheme for three dwellings requires removal of the existing garage building.
Neighbouring properties have vehicular rights of access over part of the entrance drive to reach their own parking spaces, though there is no shared access to the development site itself.
Please note the site is secured at all times and viewing is by appointment only.
For further information please contact the sole selling agent, David Jones
This is a rare development opportunity for up to three dwellings in the heart of Cleobury Mortimer, a small and pretty medieval market town in South-East Shropshire lying between Ludlow (12 miles to the West) and Bewdley (8 miles to the East) with a population of circa 3000.
Surrounded by picturesque countryside, the town has a very good range of local amenities with primary and secondary schooling, leisure centre, medical centre, petrol station, various independent shops & businesses, pubs, restaurants, golf club and other attractions all close at hand. The High Street is a most attractive setting, with an eclectic mix of historic black & white timbered and brick buildings
The site is approximately 0.18 ha (0.445 acre) and comprises an existing garage / light
commercial site. The site is identified on the council’s policies map as being
located in the Conservation Area. Whilst there are no listed buildings within the
curtilage of the site, there are a number of listed buildings adjacent to the site.
Tenure is freehold. Mains drainage crosses the site and water & electricity are both connected to the site. The illustrative scheme for three dwellings requires removal of the existing garage building.
Neighbouring properties have vehicular rights of access over part of the entrance drive to reach their own parking spaces, though there is no shared access to the development site itself.
Please note the site is secured at all times and viewing is by appointment only.
For further information please contact the sole selling agent, David Jones
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