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Land with Potential for Residential Development Frizington Cumbria Ca26

LAND WITH POTENTIAL FOR RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT ROWRAH FOR SALE FREEHOLD FRIZINGTON PRICE GUIDE £150,000 CUMBRIA CA26 3XJ • Site Area 0.79 hectares (1.95 acres) • Identified as suitable for residential development in the local plan • Former railway goods yard now scrubland with trees • West Cumbria village near Whitehaven and Cleator Moor • Offers invited Ref: MA1150 LOCATION SERVICES Rowrah is a residential village which lies on the A5086 road Interested parties will need to make their own enquiries between Cockermouth and Egremont in west Cumbria within a regarding connections to mains services. couple of miles of the western boundary of the Lake District National Park. The adjoining village of Arlecdon has a primary TENURE school and pub whilst Frizington, about 2 miles, has a We are advised the property is freehold. convenience store and other shops. The nearest main centre is the harbour town of Whitehaven, VAT & STAMP DUTY about 6 miles, which has supermarkets, a shopping centre and All reference to price, premium or rent are deemed to be marina. The area benefits from employment at the Sellafield exclusive of VAT unless expressly stated otherwise. Stamp duty reprocessing site, inward investment from Britains Energy is liable at the prevailing rates. An option to waive VAT Coast, a public sector partnership, and the proposed Moorside exemption has been made and VAT will be payable on the Nuclear Power Station would bring further significant purchase price. investment if it goes ahead. VIEWING DESCRIPTION The sites can be viewed from the adjoining highways and The land comprises the area shown edged red on the attached footpaths. Viewing by walking the land is strictly by plan known as Plot A, a former railway goods yard, disused appointment with the sole agents, Mere Commercial. Tel. since the 1960’s and now scrubland with some trees. It is mainly 017684 83498. E-mail. [email protected] Date level extending to 0.79 hectares (1.95 acres) and has access 30/05/18 onto Rowrah Road. It is bounded by allotments, a cycle route and open countryside. The land shown edged blue known as Plot B extending to 0.72 hectares (1.78 acres) could be available by separate negotiation. PLANNING Plot A (and Plot B) form part of allocation Ro1 in the draft Copeland Borough Local Plan 2017-2035. The allocation is for sites indentified as suitable for dwellings. See site allocations plan for Arledon and Rowrah. Prospective purchasers or tenants should satisfy themselves that their proposed development complies with all planning regulations by making inquiries with the local planning authority: Copeland Borough Council, Market Hall, Whitehaven, Cumbria CA28 7JG Tel - 01946 598421 or 598419 Email – [email protected] Reproduced from the Ordnance Survey Map with the sanction of the Controller of H M S O. Licence No. LAN1001450. Not to Scale. For Identification purposes only. Date: 30/05/18 .

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