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Our Summary
- UNIQUE DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY
- LAPSED PLANNING PERMISSION FOR FOUR TWO BEDROOM/TWO BATH TOWN HOUSES
- HIGH PEAK BOROUGH COUNCIL PLANNING APPLICATION NUMBER HPK/2012/0217
- * A DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY * An attractive stone detached building with LAPSED PLANNING PERMISSION for FOUR TWO BEDROOM/TWO BATH TOWN HOUSES
- This is a unique and rare opportunity to potentially develop this 1873 former Drill Hall/function hall/office/workshop which has lapsed planning permission for four two bedroom town houses with allocated parking and a superb countryside location above and overlooking the town of Whaley Bridge
- The Planning Permission granted in 2012 has now lapsed although the owner has been informed that renewal of this application would be favourable as some of the works had commenced
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Description
The property is a 1873 stone detached building with lapsed planning permission for four two-bedroom/two-bathroom townhouses. The accommodation would include sitting rooms, dining kitchens, two bedrooms, and two bathrooms. There is provision for allocated off-road parking, small garden space at the rear, and stunning panoramic views of the countryside.
The building is situated above the town of Whaley Bridge, within walking distance of shops, cafes, schools, the Peak Forest Canal, and a rail station with regular links into Manchester.