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Our Summary
- Freehold Site with Residential Development Potential
- PLANNINGThe use of part of the property as a general haulage depot, including occasional storage was the subject of a Certificate of Lawful Use or Development dated 2nd February 1994 under Reference HO2/1113/93
- A preliminary enquiry for pre-application advice on the possible residential development of the site was submitted to the Planning Department in March 2021 under Reference PE/0017721
- This indicates clear potential for the development of a residential estate
- As the Council is able to demonstrate a 5-year housing and supply, the standard position of the Local Planning Authority is that the applications for market residential development outside of settlement boundaries would be refused
- Offers which are subject to planning permission being obtained, obtaining finance, soil or other surveys etc, would not, therefore, be considered at present
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Description
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The property, "ALDERLANDS", is a refurbished 1970s detached two-storey brick and interlocking tiled roof house located in Crowland, a historic town with a famous abbey and unique Trinity Bridge. The property sits on a 4-acre site and offers a range of amenities, including a post office, primary school, shops, pubs, and restaurants. The interior features a L-shaped entrance hall, lounge/diner, kitchen/breakfast room, family room/study, sun room/conservatory, utility room, and three bedrooms with en-suite bathroom and separate bathroom. The property also has a wrap-around garden, off-road parking, and a cold water tap. The site is located near the A16 and A1073 roads, making it easily accessible.