>
Land for sale
Suttons Drive, Great Barr, Walsall, B43
£7,000,000
Suttons Drive, Great Barr, Walsall, B43
£7,000,000
Our Summary
- Exploiting the development potential of the land will require a solution that includes the restoration of Great Barr Hall (or an agreed replacement Statement Building - STPP)
- It is believed there may be potential for some form of development on parts of the land (STPP)
- 5 acres) - see diagram below and by visiting Walsall Council Planning Department - Restoration and alterations to Great Barr Hall Grade ll and Grade ll Registered Park including 57 dwellings - application reference 13/1567/FL, the application was refused on 17th February 2022
- However, we believe there may be potential for some form of development on the land subject to planning approval, viability and agreed enabling works
- A policy within Walsall Council Allocation Document (SAD) January 2019 (pages 130-140), has further details regarding support for potential development of the lands/property
- Confirmation of an acceptable type or scale of development has yet to be indicated, we believe it may be possible to achieve some development (on parts of the land) together with potential restoration or redevelopment of the Hall (STPP)
- Guide price: Conditional (STPP) and Unconditional offers are invited in excess of £7,000,000
- POTENTIAL FOR SOME FORM OF DEVELOPMENT ON PARTS
- SUBJECT TO PLANNING APPROVAL
Description
<|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Here is a summary of the property description in a single paragraph:
Great Barr Hall, an 18th-century mansion with Lunar Society associations, is a Grade II listed building in a poor state of repair and on the Buildings at Risk Register. The property has a complex history, with alterations and extensions made in the 19th century, and was abandoned in 1978. Despite its listing, the hall has been left to decay, and the surrounding land has been developed into a nature reserve. The property is located in Great Barr, 6 miles northwest of Birmingham city centre, and has good road and rail connections. The land has an extensive planning history, with previous applications for development refused, but there may be potential for future development subject to planning approval and viability. The property is being sold freehold with vacant possession, and offers are invited in excess of £7,000,000.