£450,000
(£141/sq. ft)
3 bed property for saleSwinstead Road, Irnham NG33
3 beds
2 baths
3 receptions
3,200 sq. ft
Just added
Freehold
About this property
Outstanding Building Plot With Detailed Planning Consent (S25/0715)
Permission To Build A Detached Dwelling With Gross Internal Floor Area Of 3,207 Square Feet
Separate Detached Triple Garaging With A Gross Internal Floor Area of 766sqft Including The Room-In Roof Store Above
0.89 Acre Plot (sts)
Superb Position On The Edge Of The Village With Countryside Views
An exceptional building plot with Detailed Planning Consent (S25/0715) granted for a detached dwelling of approximately 3,200 square feet and a separate detached triple garage with an external staircase leading to a loft storage room with roof windows. The plot covers circa 0.89 acres. The land is currently pasture and has been agricultural land since before the 13th century. The land is offered freehold with vacant possession.
Irnham is a charming conservation village in south Lincolnshire, just two miles from the larger village of Corby Glen and approximately six miles from the A1 link, offering excellent connectivity to London King's Cross in about one hour via Grantham Train Station. Corby Glen has both a primary school and the Charles Read Secondary Academy. Further schooling is available at Witham Hall Preparatory School and Stamford School. Grammar schools at Bourne, Grantham, and Sleaford are easily accessible accessible.
In 2004, Sir Roy Strong selected Irnham as the ‘Best Village in the Midlands’ for his article in Country Life, describing it as 'an example of how villages will prosper and survive'; a significant accolade.
Viewing: The plot is located between No. 21 and 22 Swinstead Road and Brook House. Direct access from Swinstead Road is not yet available; instead, access is via the rear of the Griffin Inn’s car park, using the footpath and stile over the brook. When you cross the stile, turn right and follow the boundary hedge on your right. Walk for about 100 metres, and you will reach the start of the plot.
What3words: Insist.frozen.hopefully
Postcode: NG33 4JD
Location
Irnham is a quintessentially unspoilt, charming English village. Unlike many other estate-owned villages, Irnham has embraced the need to change, flourish, and develop, with the addition of 21 houses and 2 barn conversions in recent times. In 2004, Sir Roy Strong selected it as the best village in the Midlands for his Country Life article, citing it as 'an example of how villages will prosper and survive'; a significant accolade.
Standing on the crest of a wooded hill is St Andrew's Church, and medieval Irnham Hall is situated just beyond. The Irnham community is welcoming, helpful, and friendly. If you wish to join in, organised social events are held throughout the year. The church is a vital part of village life, and several village functions are held at the wedding venue within the walled gardens of Irnham Hall. The Griffin Inn is another popular hub in the village.
Corby Glen is approximately 2 miles away and has both a primary school and the Charles Read Secondary Academy. Further schooling is available at Witham Hall preparatory school and Stamford School. Grammar schools in Bourne, Grantham, and Sleaford are easily accessible. Communication links are excellent, with trains to London King's Cross from Grantham taking just over an hour. The A1 is roughly 6 miles to the west.
Irnham is a charming conservation village in south Lincolnshire, just two miles from the larger village of Corby Glen and approximately six miles from the A1 link, offering excellent connectivity to London King's Cross in about one hour via Grantham Train Station. Corby Glen has both a primary school and the Charles Read Secondary Academy. Further schooling is available at Witham Hall Preparatory School and Stamford School. Grammar schools at Bourne, Grantham, and Sleaford are easily accessible accessible.
In 2004, Sir Roy Strong selected Irnham as the ‘Best Village in the Midlands’ for his article in Country Life, describing it as 'an example of how villages will prosper and survive'; a significant accolade.
Viewing: The plot is located between No. 21 and 22 Swinstead Road and Brook House. Direct access from Swinstead Road is not yet available; instead, access is via the rear of the Griffin Inn’s car park, using the footpath and stile over the brook. When you cross the stile, turn right and follow the boundary hedge on your right. Walk for about 100 metres, and you will reach the start of the plot.
What3words: Insist.frozen.hopefully
Postcode: NG33 4JD
Location
Irnham is a quintessentially unspoilt, charming English village. Unlike many other estate-owned villages, Irnham has embraced the need to change, flourish, and develop, with the addition of 21 houses and 2 barn conversions in recent times. In 2004, Sir Roy Strong selected it as the best village in the Midlands for his Country Life article, citing it as 'an example of how villages will prosper and survive'; a significant accolade.
Standing on the crest of a wooded hill is St Andrew's Church, and medieval Irnham Hall is situated just beyond. The Irnham community is welcoming, helpful, and friendly. If you wish to join in, organised social events are held throughout the year. The church is a vital part of village life, and several village functions are held at the wedding venue within the walled gardens of Irnham Hall. The Griffin Inn is another popular hub in the village.
Corby Glen is approximately 2 miles away and has both a primary school and the Charles Read Secondary Academy. Further schooling is available at Witham Hall preparatory school and Stamford School. Grammar schools in Bourne, Grantham, and Sleaford are easily accessible. Communication links are excellent, with trains to London King's Cross from Grantham taking just over an hour. The A1 is roughly 6 miles to the west.
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