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House for sale
The Common, Burgh Le Marsh, Skegness
£95,000
The Common, Burgh Le Marsh, Skegness
£95,000
Our Summary
- An exciting opportunity to purchase a good sized individual building plot situated off Common Lane in the popular market town of Burgh le Marsh
- The plot is being offered for sale with full vacant possession upon completion and has the benefit of outline planning permission with approval of reserved matters
- Planning Permission - Outline planning permission was granted on 12th January 2016 for the erection of 9 dwellings, reference number S/023/01993/15
- Permission to commence on plot 1 to secure the planning permission, reference number S/023/00749/20
- Please also note the planning permission S/023/01300/22 which confirms the removal of affordable housing on the site
- Viewing - Potential purchasers are welcome to view the land, but please take care of any potential hazards whilst upon the land and you enter the land entirely at your own risk, and neither the Vendors or Agent accept any responsibility for any loss, harm of injury whilst upon the land
Description
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Here is a summary of the property description in a single paragraph:
A large individual building plot is available for sale in Burgh le Marsh, with internal access roadway and mains services including electricity, water, BT, and drainage. The plot has outline planning permission with approval of reserved matters for the construction of 9 dwellings, and a larger transformer is required to be installed by the vendor within 3 months of completion. The site is situated off Common Lane and has a guide price of £95,000. The plot is being sold with full vacant possession and has a number of boundary features, including a hedge along the frontage and north boundary, which will be planted by the vendor. The purchaser will be granted an unrestricted right of way over the internal access road and will be proportionately liable for its upkeep and maintenance. Viewings are welcome, but potential buyers must take care of any potential hazards while on the land.