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Cheltenham Road, Stroud, GL6 Land for sale
Cheltenham Road, Stroud, GL6
£750,000
Cheltenham Road, Stroud, GL6
£750,000
Our Summary
- Development Opportunity – Highcroft, Cheltenham Road, Painswick, GloucestershireGuide Price: £750,000 | Approx
- 146 ha)Residential Redevelopment Site with Existing C3 Permission (Subject to Planning)Freehold | Sale Subject to Planning or Option Agreement ConsideredSite OverviewA 0
- The redline plan defines a well-proportioned plot, ideal for a bespoke residential redevelopment enhancing design, scale, and sustainability, subject to planning consent
- - Policy ES7/CP15: Requires development to conserve and enhance the AONB’s special qualities through sensitive design and minimal landscape impact
- Recent Planning Precedents: Approvals for replacement dwellings in the AONB (e
- Although option for a more contemporary dwellingThe existing C3 use strengthens the case for planning approval, as replacement dwellings are well-established in policy
- The site’s PDL status and existing C3 permission support a replacement dwelling with potential for up to 30% increased GIA, subject to design and AONB compliance
- Development PotentialReplacement Dwelling: Opportunity to develop a modern, high-specification single residence, leveraging the existing C3 permission for a streamlined planning process
- , Gigaclear)Flood Risk: Zone 1 (Low Risk, subject to confirmation) Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL): Applicable for new-build unless self-build exemption applies Title: Freehold – no known covenants or restrictions (subject to legal due diligence)Transaction TermsSale Options: Outright purchase subject to planning (STP) Option or promotion agreement with defined timeframeDue Diligence: Purchasers to undertake planning appraisals, site surveys, ecology assessments (e
Description
This 0.36-acre residential plot in Painswick, Gloucestershire, is a development opportunity with existing C3 permission for a single dwelling. The site benefits from a previously developed land status and is located within the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The existing C3 use provides a strong foundation for a policy-compliant replacement dwelling, and the site's south-west orientation offers potential for passive solar gain. The local planning authority, Stroud District Council, has policies in place to support replacement dwellings that respect the AONB's character and promote sustainable construction and energy-efficient design. The site's proximity to Painswick and its gentle slope make it an attractive location for a bespoke residential redevelopment. The sale is subject to planning or an option agreement, and the vendor is open to negotiating the terms of the sale.