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Our Summary
- Outline planning permission for up to 30 dwellings in a sought-after rural setting
- PLANNING An outline planning application was granted at appeal following non-determination by Rutland County Council
- Additionally, the scheme includes at least two self-build or custom-build plots to support local housing diversity
- 40% affordable housing (12 units) and 2 self/custom-build plots
- Outline planning permission for up to 30 dwellings
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Description
This attractive edge-of-village development site in Braunston, Rutland, is situated between Oakham and Uppingham and has outline planning permission for up to 30 dwellings. The 1.34-hectare site is a broadly level agricultural land with vehicular access from Brooke Road and offers a flexible layout and design, including extensive landscaping, open space, and ecological enhancement areas. The site forms a natural extension to the village, bordered by existing homes to the south and west, while open countryside lies to the north and east.
The scheme includes 40% affordable housing, at least two self-build or custom-build plots, and a Biodiversity Net Gain of 10%. The site is subject to Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) obligations and requires overage provisions to be included in the offer. The property is being sold by informal tender, with a deadline of 12pm on November 27, 2025, and a Data Room is available for prospective purchasers to review all relevant information.