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Our Summary
- Opportunity to purchase one or two building plots
- Of interest to self-builders or developers
- For sale by informal tender - 12 noon on Friday 5th June 2026symonds and sampson, 21 East Street, Ilminster TA19 0ANA rare opportunity to acquire two building plots with outline planning permission forming part of an established garden, adjoining a long-held private residence
- The PropertyA rare opportunity to acquire two building plots with outline planning permission forming part of an established garden, adjoining a long-held private residence
- Plots 2 & 3 are available singly or as two plots together and may be of interest to self-builders or those looking for a development project
- The existing property and garden has been in the same ownership for over 10 years and offers purchasers the opportunity to create a bespoke home, alongside the current vendors who will be doing the same on Plot 1 and already have full planning permission granted for their own home
- The vendors are in the process of applying for full planning permission for plots 2&3 for two detached 4-bedroom houses
- developsPlanningPlease refer to application numbers 21/03056/hybrid and 25/01539/S73 on the Somerset Council Planning Portal for the full details
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Description
The property consists of two building plots, known as Plot 2 and Plot 3, with outline planning permission located within a 0.6-acre garden near Ilminster. Plot 2 is approximately 341 square meters, while Plot 3 is roughly 467 square meters. The land is currently in use as a garden and is part of the wider residential curtilage of the main house, which will be demolished upon the sale of the land.
The proposed development site will have access to mains services including Wessex Water, Western Power, and Open Reach, with the vendor willing to split the costs equally. Full planning permission has been granted for Plot 1, which will be retained by the vendor, and the vendor is in the process of applying for full planning permission for Plots 2 and 3, with the option to amend the plans if necessary.