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Clifton Road, Neatherseal, Swadlincote, DE12
£100,000

Our Summary

  • The Property Land for Sale – Approx
  • 42 AcresEdge of Netherseal Village | Development/Investment PotentialAn excellent opportunity to acquire a strategically located parcel of land measuring approximately 1
  • Offering a range of potential future uses (subject to planning consent), this plot represents a superb medium to long-term investment
  •  Existing stable with potential for conversion (subject to planning) Mains water available on site Low voltage power to the site Direct road access to the plot Excellent transport links:Close to A444, A38, A42, M42Easy access to Burton upon Trent and Tamworth railway stations Edge of village location with countryside surroundings Suitable for a variety of uses (subject to planning consent) Location HighlightsNetherseal is a sought-after South Derbyshire village, ideally positioned for commuters and investors alike
  •  PlanningFor all planning enquiries and development potential, please contact the local planning authority directly to explore permissions and guidance
  • Land is subject for 20% overage payments for next 17 years when planning permission is granted
  • Development/Investment Potential
  • Development/investment potential

Description

This 1.42-acre parcel of land is situated on the edge of the popular village of Netherseal, offering a range of potential future uses subject to planning consent. The plot has existing infrastructure, including mains water and low-voltage power, and is accessible via a direct road. The land is located near major transportation routes, including the A444, A38, A42, and M42, making it an attractive option for commuters and investors. The village of Netherseal is sought after, with easy access to Derby, Leicester, and Birmingham, and the land's countryside surroundings add to its charm. The property has a stable on site, which could be converted subject to planning permission, and there is potential for overage payments of 20% for the next 17 years if planning permission is granted.