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0 bed property

High Street, Netheravon SP4
Planning
£650,000

Our Summary

  • Development Opportunity - A historic landmark for sale with planning permission to convert the building into four spacious 2 bedroom houses
  • Old Brewery Works, High Street, Netheravon, SP4 9PQ Wiltshire Council Planning Application Reference Number 20/10921/FUL Granted Full Planning Permission with Conditions The Old Brewery Works is being sold with full planning permission in place for the conversion of the existing offices and plot into four 2 bedroom houses with a communal garden area and landscaping, associated parking and turning along with a storage facility for six cycles and another for refuse bins
  • The building plans were drawn up and planning permission was secured by the vendors in conjunction with Fowler Architecture & Planning () a family-run practice of Architects, Town Planners, and Urban Designers with over 35 years of residential experience
  • The vendors’ application for Planning Permission was granted with conditions, all of which have now been satisfied
  • CIL EXEMPT The Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) officer for Wiltshire Council has confirmed in writing there will be no CIL to pay if the development proceeds in line with the granted planning permission as the existing in lawful use floorspace will be offset against the new development

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Description

The Old Brewery Works is a historic landmark building situated on a 0.1-hectare plot of land in Netheravon, Wiltshire. The building, dating from the late 19th century, has been granted full planning permission to convert the existing offices and plot into four spacious 2-bedroom houses, complete with a communal garden area, landscaping, parking, and storage facilities. The proposed development includes a storage facility for six cycles and another for refuse bins.

The property is located in a quiet, quintessentially English village roughly five miles north of Stonehenge, with a range of local amenities, including a pub, post office, coffee shop, library, and community hall.