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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 2026 SYMONDS AND SAMPSON, 21 East Street, Ilminster TA19 0AN A rare opportunity to acquire two building plots with outline planning permission forming part of an established garden, adjoining a long-held private residence
- The Property - A 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
- develops Planning - Please 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 with outline planning permission, situated in a tucked-away position off a no-through road within Horton. The plots are part of an established garden and extend to 0.6 acres in total. Plot 2 covers approximately 341 square metres (0.08 acres), and Plot 3 covers approximately 467 square metres (0.12 acres).
The site is zoned for two detached 4-bedroom houses, with existing owners having obtained costs for connection to mains services. The vendors are in the process of applying for full planning permission for the plots, and a Phosphate Allocation Certificate has already been provided to Somerset Council.